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30

March of the Penguins

November 30, 2007 | Leave a Comment

These cute little penguins will take over the tree if you don’t keep on eye on them. 
I could see these as gifts for teachers, you and the munchkins could whip a little flock in an afternoon.
Enjoy your weekend!
Technorati Tags: polymer clay, christmas projects, holiday crafts
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Nov

29

Star Bright

November 29, 2007 | 1 Comment

Do you see what I see?  A star ornament by Louise Fischer Cozzi (PDF) that calls for translucent clay, gold leaf paint and some holiday inspired text.  The example uses the words from “Twas the Night Before Christmas.”  You could use lines from your favorite holiday story, scripture, or just some merry and bright greetings. 
*I use Photoshop to [...]

Nov

28

Stamped Snowflake Project

November 28, 2007 | Leave a Comment

Another snowflake ornament - this one uses rubber stamps, beads and other embellishments.  They have 5 different alternatives using the same basic design to offer a wide variety of ideas.
Technorati Tags: polymer clay, ornaments, holiday decorations, crafts, projects, diy
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Nov

27

November 27, 2007 | Leave a Comment

Create a dazzling array of polymer clay snowflakes using Ultra Light polymer clay.  This project comes from Leigh Ross via Polymer Clay Central.
Technorati Tags: polymer clay, holiday ornaments, christmas decorating, snowflake projects, diy, crafts
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Nov

26

Deck the Halls

November 26, 2007 | 1 Comment

Join me for a week of free holiday polymer clay ornament projects featured on the web. Here are two to start with that repurpose holiday decorations you may already have stashed away:
A “melting” snowman over a glass ornament.  Good for those of us in the South that only get to see our snowmen in melted form!
A bulb ornament with [...]

Nov

23

Holiday Project

November 23, 2007 | 1 Comment

I don’t shop on Friday after Thanksgiving.  Instead we spend the day working on a holiday craft.  This year the girls and I are going to make a little polymer clay gingerbread village for gifts.  The instructions can be found at Polymer Clay Express.
Technorati Tags: polymer clay, gingerbread houses, crafts, holiday
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Nov

22

Happy Thanksgiving!

November 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment

I hope you enjoy today with people you love.  Eat well and spend sometime being thankful for the wonderful world we live in and our ability to create to make it better for those around us!
(Pumpkin pie turkey scene by Evangeline, age 9.)
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Nov

21

Polymer Clay Recipe Journal

November 21, 2007 | 1 Comment

Are you still reading Grandma’s pumpkin pie recipe from a stained index card?  Maybe it’s time to update your family favorites in a recipe book that will become a treasured heirloom.
Technorati Tags: polymer clay, crafts, journals, books, recipe book, projects
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Nov

20

Kimberly Crick’s Molds & Stamps for Polymer Clay

November 20, 2007 | 1 Comment

The other day when I was researching doll molds I ran across Crick’s The Enchanted Gallery store.  It’s filled with the most amazing face, doll, goddess molds I’ve ever seen.  She also have a great collection of molds from Czech buttons and rubber stamps to use with polymer clay.  You’ll just have to go check [...]

Nov

19

Polymer Clay Sale

November 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment

Is there anything more joyous than seeing Micheal’s .99 polymer clay sale ad in the Sunday newspaper?  Perhaps a pocketbook that says, “stock up!” 
Stock up for your polymer clay creations, gifts you plan to make and don’t forget polymer clay is a great gift for young and old.  I always make up little clay kits [...]

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