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/Home/Family/Crafts/Clay  Subsystem (components)3  System (cables, etc.) ThePolyParrot Votes:0 ThePolyParrot "Great Starts" Basic Polymer Info Pens, Pens, Pens! Still a favorite "Wish Bottles" Bubble Bottles Sculptured Flower Beads "Mudpile" Mokume Gane One Approach to "Bargello" Bargello Swap Pictures "Swap 101" Pictures Sign my new guestbook --> TLS Projects Faux Cloisonne' Santa Cookie Jar & Gingerbread & Cocoa Gallery My Old Work Carved Stamp Swap Mike Buesseler's Dis-aligning Mica Faux Materials Irene S. Dean's Book Irene Yurkewych Mike Buesseler I highly recommend 1and1.com - cheap, dependable, top-notch customer service. Site-builder tools for new web writers - you don't have to know any html. And only $14.00 for six months of hosting. Built in blog, calendar and gallery software. Try them out! 1and1.com I know that not all links are active, yet... if something isn't "clickab Read More Go to Site abundance magazine subscription national geographic at abundancebox.com Votes:0 Welcome to abundancebox.com Abundance Magazine Magazine Subscription National Geographic Magazine Rack Pch.com Rolling Stones Female Libido Entrepreneur Cheap Magazine People Magazine Sex Books Death and Grief Books Nutrition Books Disorders and Disease Books Beauty Books Safety and First Aid Books Why am I seeing this web site? Read More Go to Site kid crafts friendly plastic craft at chadiscrafts.nu Votes:0 Welcome to chadiscrafts.nu Kid Crafts Friendly Plastic Kid Craft Idea Passover Arts And Crafts Crafts Pony Bead Patterns Kippot Patterns Art Supply Craft Supply Art and Craft Supply Home and Garden Utilities Health and Beauty Thrift Stores Pets and Pet Supplies Major Retailers Read More Go to Site Votes:0 Site Menu LOTR Art Poetry Writing Books Help! About Me Rings ...your beauty should not come from outward adornment... 1 Peter 3:3 Help support this website, order merchandise featuring my art in the CafePress Store Original Polymer Clay Jewelry Peek in here to see what I'm working on now. updated 7/15/01 ... nothing pending right now, but you can check out the Finished Work! An example of my " cut and sculpt " method of transferring celtic patterns to clay. This method is quicker for more intricate designs, but can lack depth. An example of my "woven strip" method. More involved method better suited to simple designs. Fossilized Agatized Coral Cane Tutorial Celtic triangle earrings illustrated instructions These are examples of custom buttons. The rosebud design was created for a dress I m Read More Go to Site Our Polymer Clay Mini - Lessons, Instructions, Projects And Tutorials Votes:0 Our Polymer Clay Mini - Lessons, Instructions, Projects And Tutorials Archived by month and subject November 2000 The holly & the ivy ornament Petit four cutters as box forms January 2001 Customize Buna with Lumiere Make pinbacks part of the art March 2001 Lazertran Silk Extrusion Tips April 2001 Black Pearl Clay Using the PCE BeadMaker September 2001 Faux Abalone October 2001 Lazertran Rattle Pendant by Terry Lee Czechowski November 2001 Customizing Molded Doll Faces December 2001 Scrap Dragons January 2002 Polymer and Old Lace March 2002 Mokume Gane with Pinata Inks April 2002 Cloisonne'/Enamel June 2002 Sizzling Accessories October 2002 Comparing Translucence Inky Stuff November 2002 Faux amber/agate Look December 2002 Gingerbread Ornaments June 2003 Leaf Votives w/ Scrap Clay & Colored Read More Go to Site - TheIdeaBox.com Votes:0 November 21, 2007 --> FREE Idea Box Newsletter Email address: Wall Letters Family Decals Holiday/Seasonal Activity Craft Craft Recipe Game Music/Song Recipe Christian Crafts Activity Pages Work at Home Class Parties Message Forums .adHeadline {font: bold 10pt Arial; text-decoration: underline; color: white;} .adText {font: normal 10pt Arial; text-decoration: none; color: white;} Your Ad Here Home Parties Online Shopping Parental Control Family Friendly Web Have you said "You're a great helper!" to a child today? Idea Box Web User Name: Password: Remember Me? Not registered? You probably found your way to this page because of a broken or outdated link somewhere on the web. That's OK, we're glad you made it! We've upgraded our database of ideas to make it faster and easier to search. We can Read More Go to Site "Plankspanker World Headquarters Votes:0 Welcome to Plankspanker World Headquarters! This site is for people who like to sculpt with?Sculpey Modeling Compound. It's for sculptors, modelers, doll makers, crafts enthusiasts and folks who just want to amaze their friends. My hope is that the site will develop into an exchange of ideas, thoughts, and criticisms. Go ahead-click on something! Comments? Questions? Please feel free to email me! plankspanker@yahoo.com This Sculptor's Web Ring site is owned by Robert Raithel . Want to join the Sculptor's Web Ring ? [ Prev ] [ Next ] [ Random ] [ Next 5 ] [ List Sites ] This page hosted by Get your own Free Home Page Read More Go to Site Ann's Clay Home Page Votes:0 POLYMER CLAY PAGE Make dolls, minatures and scenes from colored clays cooked in your oven. Click on Symbol? How To's and Tips on Polymer Clays A relaxing and easy craft limited only by your imagination. Photo Gallery of Sculptures Sculptures made from Fimo, wood, sticks, leather, clear resin and other media.? A must see for ideas on your new creation.? Click on Theme. Native American (7 photos - 2 min. at 14.4) Family (6 photos) Nature (6 photos) Character Likeness (3 photos) Other (4 photos) ? ? Other Sites, References and E-Mail addresses * Comments from others Send me a note if you would : - Like your comments listed - Be available to answer questions on the topics - Like your site, reference or ideas listed - Just like to leave a comment mailto:stan@ccsinc.com [Back] This page was last Read More Go to Site arts and crafts: craft clay Votes:0 Craft Clay Q: Question goes here --> Taken from the book Preschool Art , by Mary Ann Kohl Appropriate for ages: Two and up Time needed: 20-25 minutes (plus baking time) What you'll need: 4 cups flour bowl wooden spoon cutting board foil or wax paper 1 cup salt 1½ cups warm water baking sheet plastic wrap oven What to do: 1 . Combine the flour and salt in a bowl. 2 . Make a well in the middle of the dry ingredients and pour in one cup of warm water. 3 . Mix the dough. You can start off with a spoon, but after a bit it pays to use your hands. 4 . Add the rest of the water and continue mixing. The dough should not be crumbly or sticky, but should form a ball. 5 . Take out as much "clay" as your child needs for the first object she wants to make. 6 . Wrap the remainder of the clay in Read More Go to Site children's play dough crafts | clay crafts | recipe goldmine crafts Votes:0 Back | Home | Forum | Site Map | Culinary Dictionary | Send to a Friend | » Recipe Index » Search Recipe Goldmine » Beauty Recipes » Crafts » Culinary Dictionary » Food Organizations » Food Companies » Food Preparation » Gardening » Home Remedies » Household Hints » Household Recipes » Kitchen Charts » Kitchen Hints » Magazines Online » Newspaper & TV Recipes » Resource List » Share a Recipe » Tell a Friend » AAA-Recipes » Gifts from Your Kitchen » Message Board » Shop Watkins » Link Partners » Contact Us » Informative Articles » Troubleshooting Cookies » Emergency Bread » The Perfect Pie » Baking Ingredients » Free E-Books PLAY CLAY & DOUGH RECIPES Search this site powered by FreeFind You may search by recipe or ingredient... Children's Crafts & Recipes Index *Play Clay Tips* Applesau Read More Go to Site clay Votes:0 Donna's Dreams Clayin Around Pictures are higher quality and load a little slower...get a cup of coffee! Flower Under Glass (inst.) Crushed Ikat pens Transparent and foil covered cabs This is A little music box I made later in the year xmas 2000 for Jenny. (inside is a musical mechanism that plays 'Somewhere Over The Rainbow' when you press it) not shown as it is covered in burgundy velvet. The box lid is made with Premo polymer clay and the use of a wavy blade to make the curly candy-like rainbow shapes. Also made a bullseye cane in skinner rainbow blend, then cut the circles in halves for rainbows. There is a mirror glued on the inside of the lid so it can be used as a trinket box or lipstick/makeup box. ClayinAround@egroups.com is just plain fun! Look out MALACHITE MADNESS! This is so f Read More Go to Site Clay Dough Ornaments - Kaboose.com Votes:0 THE KABOOSE FAMILY NETWORK PREGNANCY: BabyZone SHOP: Scrapbooking | Birthday in a Box KIDS' FUN: FunSchool | Zeeks Search: Entire network This site BabyZone Photos Home Parenting & School Health Recipes & Food Crafts & Fun Holidays Just For Mom Community Photos Shop Games My: Account Friends Groups Photos Discussion Boards Journals Comments Favorites Tags + Crafts Holiday & Seasonal Crafts Animal-Themed Crafts Pokemon Cub Scout Crafts Wearable Crafts Wood Crafts Gift Making Ideas Scrapbooking & Cards + Costumes Boys Girls Animals, Insects, & Nature Cartoon & Movie Characters Fairy Tale Store Bought + Clip Art & Icons + Clip Art Birthday Animal & Nature Holidays & Seasons Sports + Icons Holiday People, Places & Things Sports Animal & Nature Toy & Cartoon Printables Ultimate Gift Guide Resou Read More Go to Site Craft Board Archives - Play Dough Votes:0 Craft Board Archives | Craft Board All crafts and ideas listed here were at one time posted on our "Craft Board" and have since been removed and retired to our archives. If you have a craft or idea that you would like to share, or a question on a craft, please post it on our Craft Board Posted by HoneyBee on December 17, 1998 at 20:46:37: what you will need is a big saucepan, add to this 4 cups of plain flour, ( no added rising agent ) 1 cup of salt, 2 tablespoons of cream of tartar, 1 tablespoon of oil, ( I used olive oil, but you can use whatever kind you have handy ) stir this with a wooden spoon until mixed and then slowly stir while adding 4 cups of water cook it over a low heat until cooked into a thick ball that isn't sticky to the touch, beware that you might need the hel Read More Go to Site Craft Library: Chocolate Modeling Clay Votes:0 FREE recipes , desserts , crafts & health ideas Crafts & Hobbies & Special Kitchen Values PinkSunrise.com | Families-First.com | Homeschool Zone | Event-of-the-Week | Bookstore | Search Home-Ed Help Home-Ed News Crafts & Recipes Dessert Library HealthBytes Fix-It Ideas send an e-card Edible Crafts | Chocoholics Anonymous Chocolate Modeling Clay It's edible, it's incredible Join our support group This week's Craft of the Week is brought to us by Debby an active member of our online craft group, Craftzone. Chocolate Modeling Clay is very popular among craft groups and this is a well known recipe : ). Here's a little more about Debby : I am a mother of three with another child due in April. I have a ten year old public schooled son, a three year old, soon to be four year old, daughter and a t Read More Go to Site Craft Project Lesson Plans Votes:0 . This Web Site has moved! You will be directed to www.limegreennews.com/lessons.html in 20 seconds. Please update your bookmarks! Thank you! Lesson Plans Many of these lessons are geared toward beginners and the polymer clay lessons are meant to be completed in order. I have attempted to integrate design concepts along with practical information about the specific project. If anything is not clear or if you have any questions or feedback, please email me. Some of the files I created for these lesson plans are in PDF format. If you do not have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader plug-in needed to read these files, you can get it on the Adobe web site . In some of the lesson plans, you will see references to the Open Door Art Studio. It no longer exists, but I was formerly a volunteer there and m Read More Go to Site Craft Recipes for Kids Votes:0 Craft Recipes / 1 Dryer Lint Clay 1 ? c Lint from the dryer 1 c Water ? c Regular flour 2 dr Wintergreen mint flavouring Old newspaper Paint Place the lint in a saucepan and cover it with the water. When the lint is saturated, add the flour and stir until it is smooth. Add the drops of wintergreen oil flavouring. Cook the mixture, stirring constantly, until it forms peaks and holds together. Pour it onto newspaper to cool. Shape and model figures, or cover a form with it, such as a balloon. Allow to dry for 3 to 5 days, then paint and decorate as required. Salt and Flour Finger Paint 2 c Flour 2 ts Salt 3 c Cold water 2 c Hot water Food colouring Add the salt to the flour in a saucepan. Pour in cold water gradually and beat the mixture with an egg beater until smooth. Add the hot water and Read More Go to Site Creative Paperclay Co. - air hardening modeling materials for artists& crafters Votes:0 Welcome to the Creative Paperclay® Company website! Creative Paperclay is a non-toxic modeling material that can be sculpted, molded or shaped, and air dries (no baking!) to a hard finish that can be carved, or sanded - perfect for artists and crafters of all kinds! Learn more about us, plus tips and techniques for working with our products. Free Craft Projects added! Find fun and easy craft projects including kids crafts, holiday and home dec crafting, gift and scrapbooking ideas, lesson plans for teachers and more in our Projects section! Click on picture for a simple summer project. Creative Paperclay® modeling material is now available in Hobby Lobby Stores nationwide. Click here for a store near you!! New Product! Our online store is open! We now accept Paypal, Visa and Mastercard for Read More Go to Site Custom Fitted Clubs Votes:0 Need Custom Jewelry? Everything Catalina offers custom handmade jewelry , personalized necklaces , fashion bracelets , handcrafted earrings and unique fashion jewelry for wedding gifts and all occasions . Need Travel Photos? Flatwerks is a photo collection showcasing black and white photography , equine event photography and other travel photography collections. Need a Real Estate Agent? Parklor is your Los Angeles home loan specialist for first time-buyers , second mortgage loans , refinancing of existing mortgages, Hermosa Beach home equity loans and new construction. As licensed agents through Platinum Capital Group, we are able to cover your home equity financing needs throughout the United States. Need A Professional Cleaner? Clean Awn is the answer to all your exterior building clean Read More Go to Site Dutch Accent Polymer Clay Pages Votes:0 Toine's Polymer Clay Pages The Rhode Island Polymer Clay Guild In the summer of 1999 a few friends and I started the RIPCG. The goal of our guild is to spend one day a month with like-minded people and share techniques and ideas. Now, seven years later, our guild consists of about 20 women from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, and even one from Washington, D.C. who lives in Rhode Island in the summer months. We meet on the fourth Saturday of each month for five hours in Woonsocket and in Warwick (alternating months). Guild Days Every guild day is a hands-on clay day. After a brief update about what's going on in the guild, members will exchange ideas, suggestions, and tips. There is always at least one demo. Bring polymer clay and embellishments, tools (such as your pasta Read More Go to Site Elvenwork Tips and Techniques Votes:0 click to view site map Tips and Techniques Compiled by Katherine Dewey Over the years, Katherine has accumulated a wide array of techniques, some from constant experimentation with the medium, and some from interaction with the community of polymer clay artists. She devotes much of her time developing hands on classes for many of the country's polymer clay guilds, sharing the sculpting techniques she uses; however, that method doesn't reach the numbers of aspiring sculptors she would like to. This page is dedicated to them. to learn how your organization can schedule classes click here TABLE OF CONTENTS Selecting Your Clay Preparing the Clay Tools of the Trade Using Armatures Creating Textures Series Baking Proportioning the Human Figure Modeling the Animal Figure Polychrome Detail Workboo Read More Go to Site Glass Attic Votes:0 Glass Attic Click here for noframes content Read More Go to Site Good Night Irene! Polymer Clay Artifacts Votes:0 Light Switch Plates Ceiling Fan Pulls Clocks My Books Shops & Galleries Shipping, Returns, Etc. About the Work About the Artist Artist Statement(s) Links The Words Older work: Wall Pieces Tiled Clocks Tiled Mirrors Polymer clay What it is, and what I do with it. Polymer clay is a synthetic material sometimes referred to by the brand names Sculpey or Fimo. It's available in a huge range of colors and bakes to hardness at less than 300° F. It's a relatively new art material, but some of the techniques used have been borrowed from other media and are centuries old. Other techniques have been developed specifically for this polymer clay. I generally don't use any colors straight out of the package, except black, white, and translucent. I prefer to mix my own colors either according to color re Read More Go to Site Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner at Home.net Votes:0 Welcome to Home.net Home Buying First Time Home Buyer Homes For Sale Home Loans Homes for sale by owner Real Estate Brokers Interior Decorating Real Estate Foreclosures Home Remodeling Work From Home Furniture Cheap furniture | Timeshares | Modular homes | Home improvements Read More Go to Site Homemade clay projects for kids Votes:0 Homemade clay projects for kids Make animals, beads, or a memorable hand print with these crafty ideas. Clay craft is wonderful to do with kids in school, with church groups or at home. There are a variety of recipes. Some are for air-hardening clay, others are for bake-in-the-oven clay. There is also a clay, similar to play dough which can be used over and over again. Working with clay is an experience. You sink your hands into the clay and feel the cool, malleable material. Then you turn that lump of clay into a recognizable object whether beads for a necklace, or a pot, sculpture, or other item. The fun is in the making of the clay, the forming of the clay and the finished object. Clean up is easy and the cost is low to moderate. And best of all, once you start working with clay you can Read More Go to Site Honolulu Star-Bulletin Features Votes:0 By Ken Sakamoto, Star-Bulletin Jennifer Aki works on a FIMOlei. Her jewelry creations include crown flower, pakalana, wood rose, pikake and puakenikeni. Is it real, or is it FIMO? These fake flower leis are a craft-fair sensation By Malia Rulon Star-Bulletin "IS that real ? Where did you get that?" By now, lei-maker Jennifer Aki is used to these questions. She has been stringing puakenikeni, pakalana, pikake, ilima and crown flower for the last couple of years. But she doesn't use flowers. She uses FIMO, a type of polymer clay that can be blended to create original colors and formed by hand into any shape one can imagine -- whether teddy bears or Spam musubi -- then baked to last. But it's the FIMO leis that are attracting all the attention. "It looks exactly like the real thing, so it's Read More Go to Site JHPottery Tutorial Page Votes:0 Pottery Tutorial A beginners guide to the art of ceramics by John Hester The "Pottery Tutorial" is designed for the beginner as a step by step guide to making ceramics. This guide is designed to give you the most basic techniques and some tips. Each Guide has illustrations as well as text to explain each step. Because of space requirements, glazing techniques are not yet covered in this tutorial; but my suggested list of related sites has some great examples of how to glaze. Pick from the following choices, or start at the beginning of the tutorial. Making Pinch Pots Making Coil Pots Making Pressed Coil Pots Making Slab Pots Throwing on the Wheel - 4 Steps Making and Attaching Handles To go back to the JHPottery Home Page Email John Hester at JHPottery Last updated August, 2003 C Read More Go to Site Just Kids Recipes - 264 Crafts recipes. Votes:0 Just Kids Recipes 592 different recipes in 11 categories - 264 Crafts recipes. Our Home Page Google We have 592 Recipes in 11 Categories: Baking Required Cookies Crafts Drinks Frozen Treats Fun Gross (But Fun!) Halloween Lunch Miscellaneous Snack There are 264 recipes in 219 titles in the Crafts category. Page: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 &nbsp 3-D Soap Paint A Butter for Kids To Make Bath Paint Bathtub Paint Big Bubbles Body Paints Boil Water In A Paper Cup (Or Kindling Points) Bookbinding or Leather Glue Bread Clay Bread Clay - Inedible Bread Edible Fundough Bubble Liquid Bubble Recipe Bubble Solution Bubble Stuff Bubbles Bubbles Recipe Bubbly Bubbles Cake in Ice Cream Cones Candy Cane Platter Candy Clay ( 2 recipes) Chemical Volcano Children&s Fun Stuff Chocolate Play Clay Christmas Cinnamon Orna Read More Go to Site Lad Creations of Fine Art Votes:0 Lad Creations of Fine Art Fine Art Gallery and Supplies Wholesale Art Paintings Photographic Images Prints Posters Other Digital Art Contemporary Paintings American European Latin American Others Folk Art Drawings Antique Pre-1900 Modern 1900-49 Contemporary 1950-Now Mixed Media Antique Pre-1900 Modern 1900-49 Contemporary 1950-Now Antique Paintings Pre-1900 American European Others Modern Paintings American European Other Photographic Images Posters Antique Prints Pre-1900 Architecture Botanical Costume Natural History Portrait Religion Topographical Others Modern Prints 1900-49 Limited Editions Open Editions Contemporary 1950-Now Limited Editions Open Editions Sculpture, Carvings Other Art Self-Representing Artist Read More Go to Site Legends and Lore - Your Site for All Things Puppets Votes:0 Molding Clay Traditional Clay 1 1/2 cup baking soda 2/3 cups cornstarch 2 cup warm water Mix the ingredients together in a pan. Heat over a low heat until it is thick. Stir constantly. Place mixture on a pastry board or bread board to cool. As soon as it is cool enough to handle knead well. At this time you can add in tempera paint or food coloring if you choose. Roll out flat. Use cookie cutters, or cut shapes freehand. Place unused dough in a plastic bag. It dries fast. Paint your finished projects and brush with shellac or clear nail polish to preserve. Quickie Molding Clay 3/4 cup flour 1/2 cup salt 1 1/2 teaspoon alum powder 1 1/2 teaspoon oil 1/2 cup boiling water Mix dry ingredients together add water and oil. Mix well. You can add food coloring or tempera paint if you wish. Mold in Read More Go to Site lessons Votes:0 How to use a bead tumbler JEWELRY BEADS BOOKS AND PENS LESSONS GALLERY HOW TO ORDER ABOUT ME BEAD SETS 1 OF A KIND PEN SETS HOME how to make a notebook basketweave cane pillow bead lesson Hi!!!! and welcome to my lesson page!!! The lessons should be fairly easy to follow!!! If you have any questions please EMAIL ME . Thanx for looking and enjoy!!!!! HOME "> "> "> "> "> "> "> "> LESSONS "> "> "> "> "> "> "> "> This page was last updated on: March 5, 2001 HOME "> "> "> "> "> "> "> "> "> "> "> "> Hi!!!! and welcome to my lesson page!!! The lessons should be fairly easy to follow!!! If you have any questions please EMAIL ME . Thanx for looking and enjoy!!!!! pillow bead lesson basketweave cane how to make a notebook HOME PEN SETS 1 OF A KIND BEAD SETS ABOUT ME HOW TO ORDER GALLERY LESSONS BOOK Read More Go to Site miaa.com Votes:0 miaa.com Click here to go to miaa.com . Read More Go to Site Modelling Clay Craft Votes:0 Tell a friend Quick Poll Modelling Clay Here is a recipe to make modelling clay. You can make anything you wish with this dough, let your imagination go wild. Try making buttons, candle holders, napkin rings, beads or anything else you can think of. What you need: Mixing bowl 3/4 cups water Jar of water 1 tablespoon vegetable oil Toothpicks 1 1/4 cup flour Baking sheet 1 1/4 cup salt Cooling rack Poster paint Knife Varnish Paint brushes Optional: key rings, glitter, ribbons etc. What you do: 1. Because this craft involves using the oven please ask a grownup to supervise you. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. 2. Measure the ingredients and mix the flour, water, vegetable oil and salt together. Mix until you have a soft ball of dough. If your mixture is too dry, add water. 3. Sprinkle some flour Read More Go to Site Oak Leaf Studio. How To Make Bread Dough CLay. Votes:0 Oak Leaf Studio How to: Bread Dough Clay Bread Dough Modeling Clay. 4tbsp Aleene's Tacky Glue (Gold bottle, use silver bottle for a porcelain look.) 4slices white bread NO CRUSTS. 4tbsp Corn Starch. 2tbsp Cold Cream 2tsp Lemon juice 2tbsp White acrylic paint. (you can use any color you like, but some have more pigment. To get the color you want you will have to experiment with the amount to add) Air dry. Do not bake. Finished articles can be painted and varnished. This recipe will keep for ages. I tested a ball wrapped in Saran and kept in the fridge, after two months it was still as good as new. Add the colour as it is more pleasing to work with and also makes a good base for painting. Mix all together in container until it begins to stick together. Empty out on a board and knead until sm Read More Go to Site Polymer Clay Kitchen Angel - Free Craft - Web of Angels Votes:0 Web Of Angels! ©1998 Presented by Crafty College , Bluebonnet Crafters and Hot Off The Press Kitchen Angel . Kitchen Angel pattern from "Fimo Angels & Faeries" by Janet Farris. M aterial: Fimo: caramel, champagne, magenta, black and white Thick craft glue Fine point black permanent marker 3/4" wide gold decorative wedding ring Basic supplies Blend: Cheeks: 3/8" caramel ball with 3/16" magenta ball Pie pan: 1/4" black ball and 5/8" white ball I nstructions: Direction for a basic body and general supplies can be found detailed in the book. Make a 3" body substituting caramel for flesh pink in the body blend and using the cheek blend above. Use black for the hair. Roll a 1/8" sheet each of white and magenta. Cut a 1/8" X 7" white strip. Cut a 2" X 7" magenta piece and lay it on waxed paper. C Read More Go to Site Polymer Clay People Votes:0 WE HAVE MOVED! PLEASE UPDATE YOUR BOOKMARKS.... Polymer Clay People Read More Go to Site Polymer Clay Polyzine Index Votes:0 J oin our mailing list for updates & new issues! Now available at Polymarket Press Written, photographed, and pieced together by well-known polymer clay artists Judith Skinne r and Sarajane Helm , this colorful and informative book offers over a dozen traditional quilt patterns interpreted for use with polymer clay. Order Your Copy Today! Publisher Jeannie Havel Editorial Advisory Board Allison Bolm Deb Hayes Linda Hess Tommie Howell Wendy Rotchstein Lynne Ann Schwarzenberg Trina Williams Marty Woosley Events Calendar Guild Directory Previous Issues Tutorial Archives Submission Guidelines Privacy Policy Contact Us News and Notes Staedtler Takes Over Fimo Distribution - Staedtler of Chatsworth, California will take over the distribution of the FIMO brand of polymer sculpting clay manufactur Read More Go to Site Polymer Clay Projects and Ideas Votes:0 With Push Molds, even beginners can create wonderful gifts, jewelry, and home decor items. Learn the techniques and see sample projects by choosing from the following. Polymer Clay Projects & Ideas Nine beginning projects Quick & Easy Gift Tags New Valentine Heart Fairy Flower Holly-day Frame Super Star Magnets "Pewter" Frame Handcast Paper Gilded Pansy Ornament Potpourri Ball Eight intermediate projects Keepsake Projects Bunny Switch Plate New Dainty Angel Decoration Filigree Floral Brooches Gold-tone Frame Blooming Wreath Country Friends Decor Angel of the Flowers Victorian Candle Holder Next: Quick & Easy Intro | Contents | FAQ | Flowers | Animals | Projects | Order | Links | Index This site's contents are copyright ©1995-2000 by Judi Maddigan. All rights reserved. Order Push Read More Go to Site Sarajane's Polyclay Gallery Votes:0 Available Items Information Sign up for Google's AdSense Program and use content oriented ads that fit the subject matter on your own website. The revenues earned from this program help support our site every time a visitor clicks on the advertising links. We thank you for your support! Click on the button here to sign up. Visit Our NEW Amazon Store Section What's new--and what's coming up next! This new book from our PolyMarket Press is a handy compilation of 24 columns that were first printed in Belle Armoire® Magazine, published by Stampington & Co. Their magazines are well loved by artists for all the wonderful articles featuring so many different styles and modes of embellishments, textiles and other wearable arts. Each chapter is filled with information, tips, and techniques for merc Read More Go to Site Sculpey - Projects and Products using Sculpey Polymer Clays! Votes:0 Marjean Krupp | Rita Hollingshaus | Bonnie Willey | Rita Gregory Nancy Fillaster | Diane Pozzi | Cherri Webb | Debbie Garrity Sherrie Colgain | Jane Zhao | Diane Villano | Kim Barone Alternates: Pam Miller | Kathryn Staposki Be the first to try out new Polymer Clay projects! Interested in being a Polyform Product Tester? 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All the clays have a shelf life of several years and will not dry out in the packet. Keep your clay in a tin or sealed plastic container to prolong its life. Polymer clays are ideal for making miniatures as they can mimic a wide range of materials. They can be used for modelling dollhouse food, china, plants, wood, metal and for making dolls. The differ Read More Go to Site The best of Dada.net, Canada Votes:0 ·DADA· Login ( Sign Up ) Password ( forgotten? ) Enter Discover friend$! Language English French Dada.net Profile People Videos Pics Audio Chat Blogs Groups --> Mail Love --> Account --> Search #chatroomGate {background: url('http://img.dada.net/chat/room-life/gateRoomImg.gif') 0px 0px no-repeat; font-family:'Trebuchet MS'; padding:0 0 5px 45px;clear:both;text-align:left;} .chatroomGateGen a{font-size:21px; color:#000;font-weight:bold;cursor:pointer;text-decoration:none;} .chatroomGateGen a:hover {font-size:21px; color:#000;font-weight:bold;background:transparent;text-decoration:none;} .chatroomGateCat {font-size:12px; color:#906;font-weight:bold;} Create YourSpace Thoughts, photos, videos...anything you can think of! Make money Join the friend$ program and start earning (it's easy!) Share Read More Go to Site The Polymer Clayspot Votes:0 Jeanne's World A few years ago, a group of friends invited me to a party. They were going to spend a few hours playing with something called "Fimo" - some sort of colored clay. "You can do really neat things with it," they said. "We'll make some beads," they said. "It's completely cool,", they said. "No, we can't explain it any better than that - you have to actually see it in action," they said. A few hours, and I was undone. I've been addicted to the stuff since. Wander through the gallery ... ...and see a few of the things I've made. Most of my jewelry work now is done in polymer clay. I also use glass and brass beads and wire, but the clay appeals to me because of its protean quality - I can make it look like ivory or jade, like polished handworked glass, like sandstone, or like nothin Read More Go to Site The Stampscapes® 101: 11-Step Thumbnail Grid, Tyra Smith Lesson X Votes:0 The Stampscapes® 101: 11-Step Thumbnail Grid, Tyra Smith Lesson X Gone Fishin' Note: Please read Polymer Clay Tips and Transparent Liquid Sculpey Tips prior to reading lesson. Create a reverse mold using Sculpey White Polymer Clay and a stamp. Roll out the white clay on wax paper to an approximate thickness of 1/4 inch. Wading Fisherman 186B is stamped into the white clay, lift stamp and set it aside. Using the exacto knife cut away excess white clay around the stamped image, smooth edges with finger. Bake for 15 minutes at 275 degrees (F). Let cool. This is your reverse image mold. Note: Don't forget to always brush a release agent on the stamp prior to stamping it in the clay. Roll out Sculpey III Gold clay on wax paper to an approximate thickness of 1/4 inch. Lay oval template on top of Read More Go to Site Utah Polymer Clay Guild Translucent Flower Cane? Votes:0 Announcing!!! The Utah Polymer Clay Guild Translucent Flower Cane? has moved!!! It now has a new file name & graphics have been added. Go here: http://www.geocities.com/turkeymama/UPCG/tutorialpics/flowerwithgraphics.html Read More Go to Site We're Sorry - National Wildlife Federation Votes:0 A.nwfNavHeader:link, A.nwfNavHeader:visited { color : #004344; font-family : verdana, arial, sans-serif; font-size : 10pt;} A.nwfNavHeader:hover, A.nwfNavHeader:active { color : #0033FF; font-family : verdana, arial, sans-serif; font-size : 10pt;} Search ****JavaScript based drop down DHTML menu generated by NavStudio. (OpenCube Inc. - http://www.opencube.com)**** **--> We're Sorry The page you were looking for could not be located on our site. Please try entering the information you were looking for into our search engine. Search: If you continue to have problems with our site, please contact our customer service department. Want additional information on wildlife and wild places? Sign up to recieve our free monthly e-newsletter today! /* footer bars */ .nwfFooterBars{color: 000000; font- Read More Go to Site Welcome to Joshua's Clay Creations & Burkhardt Designs Votes:0 Polymer Clay Joshua's Clay Gallery Cake Toppers Clay Projects About Joshua In the News Joshua's Book Watercolor Art Jon's Art Gourd Baskets Gourd Baskets Gourd Projects To read Joshua's newspaper & magazine stories click here Helping Your Child Succeed in Life can be learned from 3 basic principles. Joshua was naturally gifted as a clay sculptor at an early age, but it was 3 specific principles taught by Joshua's parents that enabled him to be in numerous newspapers, magazines and on TV from the ages of 9 - 13 and become a successful child entreprenuer. A booklet with these principles has been written by the Burkhardt's for other parents who want to encourage their children to succeed. This booklet will be offered for a limited time as a "free gift" with the purchase of Joshua's Read More Go to Site Welcome! Votes:0 The Metropolitan Detroit Polymer Art Guild began in 1993 by a smallgroup of polymer clay artists under the direction of Marie Johannes. Fourteen years later, our group has grown to over 60, with members from not only the Metro Detroit Area, but from all over Michigan, as well as several from out-of-state. We are an enthusiastic group of clayers, ranging from the beginner to the seasoned veteran. Besides polymer clay, our members are diverse in their skills and interests, including doll making, jewelry, sculpting, book making, painting, stamping and mixed media. Together, all this talent creates a rich and exciting setting to cultivate and spark creativity! Some of our membership have taught workshops?all over the country?and many are published in polymer and other craft books. And from th Read More Go to Site Whistle making sequence Votes:0 Whistle Making Sequence...Technique by Chris Henley: Below you will find a sequence of photographs with accompanying text that describes the fundamentals of a clay whistle making technique I discovered quite by accident sometime around 1970. It is simple and works every time, if you follow the sequence. However, there are a few variables that come into play. Generally, the more plastic the clay, and the smaller the inclusions (grog/sand) the easier it is to form the more delicate parts. I have never tried this technique with polymer "clay". However, I have had reports from others who say they have had some success. I have tried to point out the other variables as they pertain to the process in the accompanying text. 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