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It will wonderful to finally be able to see your photo too :-)

Then, you can cover the outside of the bead with one of the techniques Carolyn mentioned, or cover it with cane slices (Cindy has several videos about canes.) Even if you stick with your current painting technique, you’ll save on clay.

Thank you so much for taking the time to write those very kind words. Sharing feedback like this really gives others great insight about what they can expect from the video tutorials. I truly appreciate your help.

In regards to more advanced videos, those come each week with your library subscription. I’ve got an endless supply of new techniques to teach. So do stay tuned.

Very much looking forward to hearing more about how your beads and jewelry projects are coming along.

~Cindy

Hi Cindy,

As well as being thoroughly enjoyable, your videos are very well made, concise and to the point. Your explanations and demonstrations are very clear and you always offer little extras. Instructions are easy to follow – I think your beginner’s course is so thorough that it’s relatively easy to progress quickly once you’ve been through it. So, more of the same please and more advanced techniques would be welcome.

In terms of improvements, I can honestly say that there is little that comes to mind, you’re doing such a great job. I occasionally have a question but I usually find the answer in one of your videos or in the member benefits question and answer sections.

I only just started applying what I’m learning from your videos and what I’ve tried works, so there you go! I just made some beads and tried out a few canes and I’m going to make some jewellery with them (I’m a jewellery designer/maker with a graphic design background). Can’t wait to try all the techniques out and experiment more, I’m falling in love with this polymer clay material. I want to try combining polymer clay and silver (both traditional silversmithing and silver clay). I think the combination would be interesting. Perhaps something for you to ponder?

In terms of pricing you are competitive and offer good value for money. I think this is a strong advantage over other online tutorials that charge the price of a complete book on polymer clay for one or two tutorials. In that case I usually opt for the book! I think this competitive edge will bring you more business, so good luck with that!

Last but not least, well done and thanks. I look forward to my next tutorial.

All the best,
Naum Gargani