
The perfect color for making polymer clay jewelry or a simple fimo bead… Purples bring peaceful beauty and majesty to all they grace:
Think Lavender water sprinkled on linens; Violet colored petals on a petite pansy flower; Read More→

The perfect color for making polymer clay jewelry or a simple fimo bead… Purples bring peaceful beauty and majesty to all they grace:
Think Lavender water sprinkled on linens; Violet colored petals on a petite pansy flower; Read More→

Whether you’re just learning how to make polymer clay beads or you are a seasoned Fimo artist, these blue jewelry bead color ideas are for you!
Think of a crisp bright sky, smooth rolling ocean waves, the Read More→

Make yourself some beautiful pendant jewelry in the warm summer colors of Yellow with these seasonal color recipes:
Ranging from lively and bold to warm and old are the colors in this post. Think of the warmth of sunshine, tart lemons Read More→

Forests, leaves, grass, emerald colored mountain lakes… OK that’s it… I’m going camping!
Production of my polymer clay jewelry making classes and cane design courses is going to come to a grinding halt for the next Read More→

Some newbies even giving up on canework altogether and selling off their Sculpey polymer clay supplies on Ebay. Don’t do that!
Lately, many clayers have been blaming their cane making woes on the recent phthalate-free Read More→

Vid #65: Are you still polishing polymer clay by hand? Kick it up a notch and learn how to use the Dremel power tool:
There is nothing like using a power rotary machine to really bring a shine to your beads. Although polishing can Read More→

Understanding how to mix Primo / Fimo / Sculpey colors so they flow together, is a big part of creating great polymer clay beads and jewelry!
In today’s post I’m going to talk about choosing clay colors for creating palettes, as well Read More→

Having trouble figuring out how to mix polymer clay to get the colors you want? You’re not alone!
One of the most difficult skills to master when it comes to making polymer clay beads, is learning how to mix colors. In fact, my Read More→

Let this polymer clay sunflower color palette inspire your jewelry bead making creativity:
The photo was taken from our garden last year and it inspired me to create a mix of Premo recipes just for you. With a pinch Read More→

The only time to use a full size kitchen oven for baking polymer clay, would be if you make enormous dinosaur beads :-)
There are so many reasons why a toaster oven is the preferred polymer clay tool for baking Read More→

Go Figure… It’s Not Until the First Official Day of Summer that You Finally Get to See My Springtime Fuchsia Bead Collection:
Even though my seasonal clock is a bit off, I wanted to show you what I’ve been up to Read More→

How to make polymer clay canes inspired by every day beauty:
The other day I wrote about mixing up a palette of spring clay colors inspired by the rhododendron flowers in my garden. Read More→

Premo, Fimo Classic, Fimo Soft and Sculpey III, all for a buck a block:
Yesterday was my lucky day… Michael’s had their 2oz polymer clay blocks on sale for less than what you can usually find them for on eBay. And the ebay Read More→

If you ask, you may just get exactly what you want… Flower petal inclusion video, a full tutorial:
The following dialog is is from an email conversation I recently had with a subscriber about how to make beads from flower Read More→

Dried Flower Inclusions Can Help To Bring Healing to Sad Situations of Loss:
I received a sad email from a subscriber the other day. She told me about the unexpected loss of a friend and was looking for ideas about memorial jewelry. I Read More→

A Rho-do inspired polymer clay color palette for making some pretty Spring jewelry:
Today I was inspired to create a new spring color palette by a photo my husband Doug took of the Rhododendrons and Ferns in our garden. Read More→

More abundant that any other color on this great planet, Green represents all things healthy, peaceful and tropical:
Think exotic rain forest, newly sprouted seedlings, fresh mown grass and tall vase of lush Read More→
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