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by Janice Abarbanel
Adding frames to your polymer clay work can give it an exquisite finishing touch, and Janice Abarbanel is offering a PDF Tutorial as well as the frames in her etsy shop at http://Naftali.etsy.com.
If you would like to see more of Janice’s work, you can find her Flickr Photostream here and her blog here.
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By Julie Leir-VanSickle
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