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Polymer Clay Tutorial For Fairy Wings!

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by Wendy Rotchstein
by Wendy Rotchstein

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I recently received an email from a reader wanting to create polymer clay fairies with delicate wings. I found this polymer clay fairy wing tutorial for making fairy wings out of translucent liquid clay in the PC Polyzine circa 2004.

It’s a great tutorial that shows off the versatility of polymer clay!

Fairy wings can really make your creations POP and with different color schemes can be used all year around and used for Angels too. It’s a fantastic technique to learn.

Comments

  1. Thanks for posting this tutorial! I’d love to learn to make wings like this, too. One thing, though, I can’t seem to find your link to the tutorial. I don’t know if it’s just me being blind, or what. LOL Have a great day!

  3. I was doing a search on my name this morning and your site came up. Thank you so much for posting a link to my tutorial! I hope it has helped people create beautiful wings! 🙂

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POP! – Perspectives on Polymer

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