Volume-010-3: Weekly Newsletter: 2009-03-20:

Vol-010-3B: Color Recipe:
Arbutus Tree [Link Expired]
>> If the “Arbutus Tree“ link above is still live, then click on it to download this weeks free color recipe. If it is not, then you missed out. These bonus recipes are only available for 1 week as a thank you gift to my loyal newsletter subscribers.

Vol-010-3: Video Tutorial:
Veined Leaf Cane – Pt1
>> The “Veined Leaf Cane“ link above will only work for paid library members with a valid username and password. But a free preview video is available to watch at this link: Polymer Clay Tutorial | Veined Leaf Cane

Vol-010-3A: Color Recipe:
Mint Tea(Pearl)
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Summary of the Past Week’s Blog Articles:

• March 19, 2009
  Making Polymer Clay Beads for Selling Handmade Beaded Jewelry:
  Is it Possible To Earn Extra Income From His Polymer Clay Jewelry And Beads.
• March 18, 2009
  Photo Image Transfer onto Polymer Clay Using Toner or Laser Copies:
  Answers to all Your Polymer Clay Photo Transfer Questions.
• March 17, 2009
  Special Surprise Every Week For Polymer Clay Newsletter Subscribers:
  This Week… Surprise Was Free Access To Another Members Only Video Tutorial.
• March 16, 2009
  How Cutting Your Polymer Canes Into Thirds Can Reduce Frustration:
  A Simple But Valuable Tip To Remember When Reducing Polymer Clay Canes.
• March 15, 2009
  Polymer Clay Tutorial | How To Make a Veined Leaf Cane (2 Parts):
  Vid #99-100: More Detailed Than Basic Leaf Canes But Still Easy For Beginners.
• March 14, 2009
  Is a Pasta Machine Motor Necessary For Your Polymer Clay Projects?
  Electric Pasta Machine Pro’s And Con’s For Clayers.
• March 13, 2009
  Polymer Clay Hearts by ‘A-Walk-In-The-Park’ Mixed Media Artist:
  Susan Is One of the Nicest People You Will Ever Meet.