I enjoy making beads…
One of the reasons I began working with polymer clay is because I wanted different beads for the jewelry I was making. I live in a very small town with not alot to choose from for … Read More ...
Libby Mills
A great cuff bracelet with bead embroidered polymer clay buttons by Libby Mills, one of my new favorite polymer clay artists. Be sure to check out her website, blog and flickr albums. Her flickr albums show some very … Read More ...
Alcohol Inks & Polymer Clay
We’ll start off this post with a free projectfrom Fire Mountain Gem, designed by Tammy Honaman. It’s a great multi-stand bracelet in lovely shades of spring green beads mix with stamped polymer clay charms.
Here is an overview of … Read More ...
Happy Spring!
I’m so smitten with Elizabeth Bonura’s latest flower creations! What I love about them is that they are like 3-dimensional paintings.
This is the description of how she created this incredible little piece of art work, “Inspired by nature, I … Read More ...
The Polymer Clay Studio
I have studios and work spaces on the brain, so I thought I’d share some links with you about creating a polymer clay workspace.
Mossy Owl wrote a great post of … Read More ...
Polymer Clay Rainbows
Top o’ the mornin’ to you! Well, it’s not morning, but that’s the extent of my St. Patrick’s Day hoopla. I was searching around for something to celebrate the day and knew this cane would be perfect. If polymer clay … Read More ...
Mokume Gane Tutorial
1-choose your colors. I chose 6 but I more frequently go with only 4 colors. The colors I have chosen are inspired by craftymoose’s photo from her recent trip to Italy and for the creative challenge on etsy.
2-make sheets
… Read More ...Polymer Clay Hits the Beach!
Polymer Clay seashells inspired by my first Bead Cruise. Where have I been the last two weeks? Getting ready for the cruise and then sailing from tropical island to tropical island while I taught bead and jewelrymaking classes. It’s … Read More ...
Faux Ceramic Pendants
Tina Holden has an interesting new tutorialon her blog for faux ceramics. She uses chalks to color her pieces and finishes them with Liquid Kato Polyclay and alochol inks to create a glaze.   Thanks for the tips … Read More ...
Synergy News
The polymer clay world is descending upon Baltimore this weekend for the National Polymer Clay Guild’s annual conference. You can follow along with updates from Polymer Clay Daily.
I for one, cannot wait to read the blogs next … Read More ...
Art Bead Scene Challenge
Although February is 1/2 way over there is still plenty of time to enter the Art Bead Scene’s Monthly challenge. This month’s theme is “Chains of Love.” We are looking for art beads combined with links and chains. Read all … Read More ...
Product Testers
Want to be a product tester for Scupley? They have information about signing up for this fun adventure on their website. Scroll down to the middle of the page for the details.… Read More ...
Polymer Clay on the Cheap
It’s time for another Michael’s Craft Store .99 cent polymer clay sale! Always my favorite time to go shopping and stock up.
Don’t have a Michael’s near you, but still looking for a good deal? I highly recommend Munro Crafts… Read More ...
Frosty Goodness
New color? No, just a new name. Premo’s Frost used to be known as bleached translucent.
“Considered by many artists and crafters to be the clearest of all the translucent clays, it’s great on its own for layered applications and … Read More ...
Fill ’em up!
I’m loving these little brass frames from Ornamentea. You could fill them up with an endless array of polymer clay possibilities. 
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