
Today, I thought I would share some more polymer clay + Sizzix creations. For this piece, I baked a very thin (6 on my pasta machine) sheet of polymer clay (white fimo) for 45 min at 275°. I let it cool, then embossed with Sizzix using a Tim Holtz clock embossing folder. Then I
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Have you seen the polymer clay/Sizzix kick going on here at SBLC? Well, I didn’t have a die to cut the exact circle I needed for these bracelet blanks, so I used a paper punch for a circle that fit perfectly. You can easily make this beautiful custom word bracelet at home. Here is how…
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Today, I thought I would share with you another stamped polymer clay pendant. I recently signed up with Cindy Lietz’s polymer clay library, and was reminded about how fun it is to make bezel pendants with clay. The Polymer Clay Tutor video on stamped bezels inspired me to dive into these word pendants. If you
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Here is my first experiment with sizzix and polymer clay. I conditioned the clay and rolled it out in my pasta machine to a thickness of 4 (1 being thickest and 9 thinnest). I baked it for about 10 minutes, then removed it from the oven and let it cool. Next I ran it through
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I picked up a new polymer clay book, , and am excited to share with you my first project from it. This is super handy if you want a specific word or shape in a specific size for your clay pieces. In my case, there are about five spiritual/inspirational words that I use over and
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A recent beach vacation left me inspired to break out the polymer clay again, after a long hiatus! It happened when I walked upon a vendor on the pier, with beautiful handmade polymer clay pendants, unlike any I had seen. I asked her what she used to color her pieces so vibrantly… acrylic paint! Who
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*ORIGNALLY POSTED AT MOD PODGE ROCKS* Today, I will be showing you how to make a polymer clay chevron pendant (yes, the Target Missoni line has everything to do with the inspiration behind this project). If you have never touched polymer clay, it is ok. You can do this. It is super easy, fast,
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There are some amazing things happening with polymer clay these days. Since I have been in the studio for the past 72 hours and all I have to show you is a big ol craft fail (that is for another day), I thought I would share a jackpot source brimming with cool free tutorials I
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These beautiful paper adorned clay pendants are simple to make, and easily customizable for special keepsakes. Whip up several in an afternoon and use up your paper scraps and stray beads in the process. Follow my step by step tutorial, adding you own twists! Supplies: Black Polymer Clay Pasta machine or acrylic roller Clay
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Of all the image transfer techniques out there, this simple method is my favorite for it’s ease and effectiveness. Make your own beautiful keepsake pendants, charms, ornaments, home decor and more in just a few steps anyone can follow. You don’t need to be a clay expert for this process. Grab your favorite images, clay
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