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Article Links | Instructions For Baking Polymer Clay Beads Properly

Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Sunday, February 1st, 2009 in Finishing, Tools | Comments (17)

Baking Polymer Clay Properly

Do You Know How To Prevent Polymer Clay From Burning?

Lately I’ve noticed a lot of mis-information on other sites, about how to bake polymer clay beads and pendants. Now in most cases, it really isn’t the fault of the site owner, because they Read More→

How to Make Beads | Basic Tool Kit for Working with Polymer Clay

Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Sunday, November 23rd, 2008 in Tools | Comments (15)

Polymer Clay Starter Tools

Making Beads With Fimo or Sculpey Requires Very Little To Get Started:

One of the most common polymer clay beginner questions is:

“I don’t want to buy a lot of unnecessary stuff. What is Read More→

Fimo, Premo, Sculpey Clay Storage Ideas | Baking Polymer Clay Oven

Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Wednesday, August 20th, 2008 in Handling, Supplies, Tools | Comments (17)

Your Questions Answered

1) Ideas for keeping your polymer clay tidy  and organized after the packages have been opened.

2) What kind of toaster oven is best for baking fimo clay and other PC brands? My kitchen oven is too big. Read More→

How to Bake Sculpey, Premo and Fimo Polymer Clay in a Toaster Oven

Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Monday, June 23rd, 2008 in Finishing, Tools | Comments (76)

Baking Sculpey Using a Parchment Paper Tent

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→

Starter Tools for Basic Polymer Clay Projects

Posted by Polymer Clay Tutor Cindy Lietz on Saturday, March 1st, 2008 in Tools | Comments (10)

Polymer Clay Starter Tools

Vid #12: Polymer Clay Tools and Kitchen Utensils Should Be Kept Separate:

Always keep the tools you use for polymer clay and the tools you use for food preparation separate. It’s best not to risk cross contamination between the two. Read More→

Polymer Clay Bead

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