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Jul
6
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!
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Comments
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Hi,
Thanks so much for the class write up, unfortunately this class was cancelled, but…I have a great one coming up July 16th “Making Light Activated, Custom Design Translucent Rubber Stamps” right at home using a standard60 watt light bulb. You can change the link to: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=27440067 as well as copy and paste the stamp image if you’d like. The scarf/shawl pin project image posted was actually made with a custom design stamp like the ones taught in this class! I’d sure appreciate the help for this next class!
Shirley
“Polymer Clay Mixed Media Jewelry”