Tutorials Galore: Wedding Clay and Sculpey

May 22, 2013 by Elaine Robitaille 4 Comments

I went looking for ideas for polymer clay wedding crafts and it turns out I didn’t have to go far – Patricia Kimle has a whole series of good stuff on Sculpey.com:

The cake featured above
A pretty votive
Decorative place card holders

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Jeanne says
May 24, 2013 at 8:43 am
Not everyone is involved in weddings every spring, do you suppose we could have other types of posts in May and June and July? Honestly, not everyone is involved in selling jewelery or their stuff and some people just like to see different things from different parts of the world and country even at (gasp!) Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving, Halloween etc.
The follow the trend thing gets really old really quick.
Elaine Robitaille says
May 24, 2013 at 1:26 pm
Hi Jeanne! I’m happy to pop up other links if you have suggestions. I try to go with a theme (or trend even) for a week or two so that I can get a few items up. If you’ve got some stuff for me to take a look at or ideas you’d like to see looked up, I’m happy to try it. Otherwise, you’re right – it tends to go by trends or my interests.

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