Fimo and clay tips and tutorials
There’s something special about combining old traditions with modern design. I’ve always adored the stack of vintage doilies handed down from my grandmother, but since lace doesn’t exactly suit my home aesthetic, I started experimenting with ways to repurpose their … Read More ...
One of the best parts of working with clay is decorating the surface—and if you’ve ever wanted to add detailed, professional-looking borders without hours of carving, these Pottery Border Rollers are a total studio upgrade. Available in sets of 6 … Read More ...
There’s something magical about pottery tools that tell a story, and this City Street Pottery Roller does just that. Instead of a simple repeating texture, this roller creates a charming row of houses, windows, and rooftops—instantly transforming a slab of … Read More ...
If you’ve ever cracked open a fresh block of Fimo or Sculpey, only to have it glue itself to your hands—or worse, crumble apart when you try to roll it—you know how frustrating polymer clay can be. The good news? … Read More ...
There are some craft projects that feel like they belong on a rainy afternoon kitchen table, and this Milk Mache Molding Compound is exactly one of them. It is part craft, part science experiment, and part “wait… did we just … Read More ...
Air dry clay is one of the most versatile materials for crafters, and in this YouTube tutorial, Jana Storm shows how to elevate it into something elegant and gift-worthy. By imprinting leaves and grasses into clay, she creates stunning jewellery … Read More ...
There is something ridiculously charming about turning a handful of shells into a working little paint palette. It feels coastal, handmade, slightly imperfect in the best possible way, and exactly the sort of project that makes you look at your … Read More ...
Air dry clay is one of those magical craft supplies that never seems to go out of style. It’s inexpensive, versatile, and doesn’t require a kiln or fancy tools. If you’ve ever rolled out a batch and thought, “Hmm, how … Read More ...
If you’ve ever sat down to make polymer clay earrings and wished you had a whole drawer of shape options ready to go, this earring cutter bundle set might just become your new studio essential. Instead of buying one shape … Read More ...
One of the trickiest things when working with polymer clay is keeping it from welding itself to your work surface. We’ve all been there—you’ve rolled out the perfect sheet, only to have it stretch, warp, or tear when you try … Read More ...
For anyone who loves combining pottery with a touch of nature, this YouTube tutorial by Jana Storm is a perfect project. In this video, she shows how to create a ceramic bird feeder using nothing more than the pinching technique … Read More ...
In this inspiring video, the maker shares how they created a large, textured platter for the very first time. Using a dual drape form, a rim template, and an anemone-patterned textured rolling pin from Sharon Hoppe Designs, they demonstrate … Read More ...
Air dry clay is a favorite among crafters because it’s easy to work with, inexpensive, and doesn’t require a kiln. But if you’ve ever pulled a finished project off the shelf only to find it looking a little flat or … Read More ...
There’s something about a wide mug that feels extra comforting—perfect for wrapping your hands around on a cold morning, whether it’s filled with coffee, tea, or even soup. If you’ve ever wanted to make your own perfectly proportioned wide mug, … Read More ...
When you spend hours shaping, smoothing, and perfecting your clay piece, it deserves one final touch — your mark. Signing your clay work is more than just “claiming it.” It’s about adding authenticity, preserving your creative legacy, and making each … Read More ...