Start by mixing the two ingredients together.
Silicone and cornstarch
You need the paste to be the consistency of a dough. It shouldn’t stick to your fingers and should come together. Once you are able to roll it into a … Read More ...
Fimo and clay tips and tutorials
Start by mixing the two ingredients together.
Silicone and cornstarch
You need the paste to be the consistency of a dough. It shouldn’t stick to your fingers and should come together. Once you are able to roll it into a … Read More ...
Maybe you have great clay skills but just can’t quite get that cute adorable eye right? Well this cane is for me, I mean you.
This listing is for raw/unbaked polymer clay canes,
approx. 1 inch long.
Made from Kato … Read More ...

If you’ve ever worked with polymer clay, you know just how quickly your tools can get messy—especially your pasta machine. While it’s tempting to put off cleaning, eventually the build-up becomes impossible to ignore. Colors start intermixing, smears of yesterday’s … Read More ...
This tutorial is listed as basic, but I am sure she is making it look way easier than it actually is. This snow princess tutorial or Frozen-inspired clay creations are beautiful. If you haven’t already done so, then make sure … Read More ...
They say it’s the little things that matter. So one day, I was at my local craft store and noticed the beads were on clearance. How can I pass up this aisle, right? I saw these two large turquoise beads. … Read More ...
Colors of the Stone with To Bead True Blue and Artisan Workshops showcases the widest range of artisan handcraft in Tucson with 1000 artisan exhibits, galleries, workshops, and ateliers. The assemblage of independent artisans, traditional designers, studio artists, and small … Read More ...
I am in love with this polymer clay leaf bowl. This bowl can also be made with air-drying clay too. The tutorial is easy to follow and all you need are some stunning leaves to get started. These make great … Read More ...
Need a quick polymer clay project for Halloween? Here’s a great, simple skull cane to do. It’d be equally awesome, in other colours, for fun punk stuff at any time of the year. In my little bit of the universe … Read More ...
Some of my favourite clay designers – Lianne and Paul of Swirly Designs – have more fun Halloween items up on Sculpey.com to share with us. The project uses Sculpey’s Soufflé which is great stuff. Sturdy, fantastic colours and it … Read More ...
I’ve followed the Ace of Clay on Instagram for ages and managed to not even click over to look at their videos before but I really should have. They’re great. This owl sculpt with little glowy eyes? Getting tried super … Read More ...
Here’s an interesting take on faux leather from syndee holt, for Sculpey. It uses Soufflé clay which has a nice, suede like texture and some pretty great colours. I’ve gotten more into it – I really like their grey and … Read More ...
Need a simple craft that makes a cute gift? These bookmarks use a small amount of clay and a regular bookmark. Add a book (or a book gift card) and you have a great gift. Renee from Cute Simple Things… Read More ...
Anna Spathari shares these appealing little doodle bowls in her tutorial (English translation). These are made with air dry clays but you could, of course, use polymer clay for the same sort of process.
Use a fun variety … Read More ...
I know it’s a little early to be thinking back to school but maybe not. Then again, you don’t really need an excuse to make a stack of polymer clay pens. This post, a guest post by Suzy of … Read More ...
Our summer has been torrential rains, beautiful sun, huge winds, and everything in between. It doesn’t keep me from cranking through my summer clay projects. Here’s some fun, summery clay charms on YouTube from FlyingMio. She has a whole channel… Read More ...