by Linda C. Moseley
This pretty pumpkin pie inspired necklace starts us out for Pi day!
This was created by Linda C. Moseley, whose work can be seen at her Flickr site, and is available for purchase at her … Read More ...
A slice of (pumpkin) Pi!
A reminder…it’s Pi Day eve!
Hey all you polymer clay artists! Just a reminder that tomorrow, March 14 is Pi day. What does that mean? It means that you need to send me your pictures of Pi-symbol inspired polymer clay creations by the end of … Read More ...
Lovely Flowers!
from Thai Flower Art
The sun is shining, and only small patches of snow remain, but we don’t have blooms of color quite yet. There is lots of inspiration at the site Thai Flower Art. Made with air-dry clay, there … Read More ...
Fresh and Pretty!
This is a lovely piece of jewelry from Purple Cactus Studios – an artist I just discovered today while browsing through Flickr. I love that textured and colorful detail in this piece!
[tags]Purple Cactus Studios, … Read More ...
Polymer Clay – An easy image transfer method
Memory Brooches by Linda C. Moseley
We’ve had several letters and comments, requesting an easy way to do image transfers. Well, we opened up the mailbag, and found a glowing recommendation to share with our readers! Here’s the letter:
“Julie,
… Read More ... Oval Spring Pendant
A late snow storm last night here in Idaho has me longing for Spring. That may be why this pretty and fresh pendant by Linda of NK Designs caught my eye. The little … Read More ...
April Issue of Polymer Cafe!
What shall I try first?
After a hectic week, it was a nice treat to open up my mailbox and see the April issue of “Polymer Cafe.” My first reaction upon perusing the cover was “cool!”
The Lantern Beads by … Read More ...
Christi Friesen online class begins tomorrow!
by Christi Friesen
Isn’t this little guy a cutie? Christie Friesen is offering an online class to create your very own “FuzzBun” starting tomorrow! Click on through for details here. If you haven’t yet tried an online class – this … Read More ...
February Bestseller List at Polka Dot Creations!
Polka Dot Creations has just released their “Best Seller ” list for the month of February. Click on through here to check ot out, and see what’s hot in the polymer clay world! (And perhaps add a couple of titles … Read More ...
Happy Square Root Day! (and a challenge)
Did you know that it is Square Root Day? This is big news – it only happens nine times a century! And yet, in all my searching, I could find no polymer clay tributes to the elegant square root symbol. … Read More ...
It’s Beaker!
by EdelC
How cute is this? I remember eagerly anticipating those familiar strains of “It’s time to play the music…” every Sunday evening as a child, so this project made me squeal with glee. Craftster member EdelC sculpted him over … Read More ...
Tory Hughes Workshop in Santa Fe
by Victoria Hughes
Do you know the way to Santa Fe? In conjuction with Bead Fest, the Santa Fe School of Art is hosting a four hour workshop with Tory Hughes. One of the pioneers in the polymer clay world, … Read More ...
More on Pardo Clay
via Ornamento
There’s a new post about the new “Pardo Jewellry Clay” up at Martha Aleo’s blog, Ornamento. Be sure to check it out if you’re looking into trying out a new clay!
[tags]pardo clay, new polymer clay[/tags]… Read More ...
Dinosaurs!
by KaptinScarlet
I’ve always been a big fan of fossils, and I definitely want to give making one of thes fossilized dinosaur eggs a try! The tutorial, by Instructables user Kaptin Scarlet can be found here.
[tags]fossilized dragon egg, polymer … Read More ...
Dollhouse Lilly Flower Tutorial Video
There is a new video tutorial of how to make a dollhouse Lilly flower arrangement up at Garden of Imagination’s YouTube channel. The instructions are easy to follow, the result is lovely, and I find it … Read More ...