[tags]printing on polymer clay tutorial, foah designs[/tags]

Todd's Toys and Miniatures

If you are interested in creating miniature polymer clay food, like these adorable gelatin dishes, surf on over to Todd’s Toys and Miniatures, and check out their Top Tips page by clicking here.

[tags]todd’s toys and miniatures, miniature food, tips and tutorials[/tags]

by Kyle, age 6

Taking a little treasure from nature and spicing it up with polymer clay?  What a fun idea!

Click here to head over to the Block Party Press blog to get the tutorial!

[tags]acorn caps, polymer clay tutorial, block party press[/tags]

by Angela Barenholtz

It’s actually still summer here in the northern hemisphere,  but before you know it the leaves will be turning colors and floating gracefully to the ground.

Angela Barenholtz has a new tutorial up on Polymer Clay Central for creating a stunning autumn leaf cane.  Click here for the tutorial.

Thanks go to Barbara Forbes-Lyons of PenguinTrax for finding this tutorial!

[tags]autumn leaves, extruder cane, polymer clay cane, how-to[/tags]

by Corrine Sinclair

Want to make some cute as can be ladybug beads?  Click here for the tutorial on Squidoo!

[tags]tutorial, squidoo, polymer clay ladybug beads[/tags]

by Shirley Rufener

You can learn how to make a gorgeous polymer clay shawl/scarf pin in this online class taught by Shirley Rufener, author of “Polymer Clay Mixed Media Jewelry”

Click here to go to her etsy shop for sign-ups!

[tags]shirley rufener, shawl pin tutorial, polymer clay, online class[/tags]

from Crafts For All Seasons

Happy Independence Day to everyone in the US of A!  If you’re spending time at the clay table today, head on over to Crafts for All Seasons for a tutorial to make this cute polymer clay flag bracelet!

Click here for the tutorial!

[tags]fourth of july, polymer clay flag bracelet, tutorials, USA Independence Day[/tags]

Polymer Clay Etc

Alice Stroppel of Polymer Clay Etc. has put together a video with cane storage ideas.  I know I am always trying to find ways to keep my polymer clay canes clean and neat, yet easily accessible when I’m working on a project.

Click here to view the video.  Don’t forget to check out her site here for other instructional videos.

[tags]alice stroppel, polymer clay etc, polymer clay videos, cane storage ideas[/tags]

by Wendy Rotchstein

from Big Slice

A darling egg made into a basket!  I thought this was a cute take on a polymer clay covered egg, found at A Big Slice. You can click to find the tutorial here.

[tags]polymer clay covered egg, easter basket, easter crafts, a big slice[/tags]

by Desiree McCorey

If the polymer clay world had a medal for “Helpful and Cool Tutorials, Tips, and Techniques,”  Desiree McCorey would surely be at the top of the list for receiving the honor!

She is constantly experimenting with techniques and tools for polymer clay, and is never stingy about sharing the results.

Her latest tutorial is for a geometric fish cane,  and she breaks it down into simple,  clear steps so that the complex cane is completely do-able.

[tags]geometric fish cane, fish cane how-to, polymer clay, tutorial,Desiree McCorey[/tags]

Building a leaf cane 1-4

Originally uploaded by ayeletbeads

Flickr Member Ayelet Beads has posted a photo tutorial of how she creates her lovely leaf canes. You can click through and find the first step here. This is great for those of you who (like me) are visual learners! There is a lovely example of this cane in use on her photostream here.
[tags]ayelet beads, polymer clay, leaf cane tutorial, leaf cane, how-to[/tags]

by Sally Golubosky

A new class is being offered at Poly Clay Play Adventures for creating “Eureeka the Wonder Dragon.  There’s a discount if you sign up before April 4th, click on through for details here.

[tags]poly clay play, classroom adventures, dragon class, sally golubosky[/tags]

by GarrityGal

If you want to make this cute little bunny pin, hop over to the tutorial on Garrity Gal’s blog here. You can also enter to win a bunny pin of your very own!

[tags]bunny pin giveaway, garrity gal, polymer clay ponderings, tutorial, how-to[/tags]

from Thai Flower Art

The sun is shining, and only small patches of snow remain, but we don’t have blooms of color quite yet.  There is lots of inspiration at the site Thai Flower Art. Made with air-dry clay, there is a full bouquet of inspiration abounding on the site.  They have a gallery, tutorials, and tools for sale!  If you’re ready for blossoms, check it out and take a look around!
[tags]thai flower art, air dry clay, flowers[/tags]