Fimo and clay tips and tutorials
Air dry clay is one of those magical materials that feels like childhood all over again — but with adult-level possibilities. Whether you’re making jewelry, trinket dishes, ornaments, or detailed sculptures, working with air dry clay can be rewarding… if … Read More ...
If you’ve ever made polymer clay earrings, you’ll know the struggle: finishing a gorgeous pair of dangles only to realize one hole is higher than the other. Cue the frustration, the squinting, and the “maybe no one will notice” moment. … Read More ...
There’s something about Easter that makes me want to slow down and make little things. Not big, complicated projects that take days, but sweet, useful pieces you can finish in an afternoon and actually use around the house. That’s … Read More ...
If you’ve ever wanted to capture the beauty of a wildflower meadow in clay, this Mandala Flower Meadow Rubber Texture Mat might just be the tool of your dreams. With one simple press, it leaves behind an intricate design full … Read More ...
Seasonal pottery has a way of blending tradition, creativity, and heartfelt expression, and this Valentine’s Day tutorial captures all three beautifully. In this video, potter Calder Van Andel walks viewers through the complete process of making delicate heart-shaped bowls and … Read More ...
When it comes to pottery, carving transforms a simple clay vessel into something truly extraordinary. In this YouTube video, the artist demonstrates how to create a tooled leather look on clay by carefully carving and designing into the surface of … Read More ...
If you’ve ever prepped for a craft market, you’ll know the feeling: the table space is booked, your display stands are ready, and then you realize you need dozens of pieces to fill it all. That’s where this polymer clay … Read More ...
There’s something so timeless about combining clay with nature. Pressing herbs into pottery creates a simple yet striking effect—rustic, organic, and perfectly imperfect. Today we’re making a rosemary platter using real sprigs of rosemary pressed into clay. You can make … Read More ...
Make them with Polymer Clay, pottery or Air-Dry Clay
These little Santa faces are the sweetest handmade touch for your Christmas tree, gift wrapping, or even as festive garlands. The best part? You can create them in whichever clay you’re … Read More ...
If you’ve spent any time with air-dry clay, you’ll know just how satisfying it is to work with. It’s soft, pliable, and doesn’t require a kiln or fancy tools to bring your ideas to life. No wonder it’s become a … Read More ...
Every Christmas, I find myself reaching for projects that are equal parts fun and festive but still quick enough to fit into the chaos of the season. That’s why this Christmas tree bead roller is such a genius little tool. … Read More ...
There’s something timeless about the little details that go into gift-giving. Wrapping paper, ribbon, and bows all do their part, but nothing feels quite as personal as a handmade gift tag. These ceramic pottery gift tags aren’t just labels—they’re little … Read More ...
If you’ve been working with pottery for a while, you’ll know the heartbreak of opening a kiln only to discover your dream glaze turned out… well, not so dreamy. Sometimes the bottle swatch just doesn’t tell the full story. That’s … Read More ...
Few crafts capture the heart of the Christmas holidays quite like handmade pottery. In this festive tutorial, Calder’s Ceramics guides viewers through the step-by-step process of creating clay angels — one small enough to hang as a tree ornament, and … Read More ...
There’s just something magical about twinkling lights at Christmas, isn’t there? This little polymer clay Christmas tree lantern is one of those projects that looks fancy but is actually simple enough to pull off in an afternoon. The cone-shaped tree … Read More ...