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Polymer Clay Canes for Beginners
September 1, 2007 |
Everyone has to start somewhere and this project is the perfect place to get your polymer clay feet wet. Whether you have never touched the stuff or run screaming when you hear the word cane, this clever project shows you how to take a basic design and to create a wide variety of beads. The black and white project is perfect for those not ready to tackle 100 different colors of clay! Give Kathy Weaver’s classic monochromatic beads a try!
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This is a great post to get you started on your way to creating with clay.
I am trying to get started in claying,and looking for a simple pumpkin shape necklace, can you help?it’s just a small pumpkin face on a chain.since I am just getting started I have no idea where to look.
Thanks Joyce