There’s something about sunshine and shimmer that just screams, “Make me into jewelry!” That was the vibe behind this mica shift brooch I’ve dubbed Solar Flair. It’s bold, retro, and packed with personality. In this tutorial, we’re channeling mid-century sunshine with metallic clays, quirky textures, and the magic of mica shift. This one’s for my…
Let’s Talk About Cane Size—Because It Does Matter If you’re anything like me, figuring out how much polymer clay you need for a cane is… not your strong suit. Nine times out of ten, I end up with way more cane than I actually need. I tell myself this time will be different. Spoiler alert:…
Mica shift is one of those polymer clay techniques that feels like sorcery the first time it works. You texture a piece of clay, shave off the raised bits, and somehow the design stays put like a ghost trapped just beneath the surface. It’s shiny, it’s smooth, and it makes people say, “Wait, how did…
Say hello to Perennial Crush, a polymer clay color palette that’s basically spring with a megaphone. This juicy mix of peach, playful pink, perky purple, zingy chartreuse, and soft leafy green is here to remind you that florals aren’t just for your garden, they’re for in the studio too. This collection of polymer clay color…
Pricing handmade products can feel like throwing darts in the dark. Are you charging too much? Too little? Are you even making a profit or just covering expenses? Yeah, I’ve been there. Running a handmade business comes with enough challenges, figuring out pricing, tracking orders, and managing inventory shouldn’t add to the stress. You started…
Ever had a polymer clay trinket dish or other project that looked perfect before baking, only to end up with rough edges, visible seams, or a distorted pattern? Yep, we’ve all been there! But here’s the thing: those small details make all the difference. A few extra finishing steps can take your work from “pretty…
If you’ve ever looked at a polymer clay kaleidoscope cane and felt intimidated, you’re not alone. I remember feeling the same way when I first started working with polymer clay. These canes can look intricate, complex, and way beyond your skill set. But here’s the secret—it’s not as complicated as it looks! With just…
I’ve never really been one to design polymer clay kaleidoscope canes by sketching—until I discovered Procreate. Sure, I’d occasionally doodle something quick, but usually, I worked directly from an idea in my head or a photograph. Then I stumbled upon YouTube tutorials about surface pattern design, and suddenly it clicked. Those digital techniques were perfect…
Bask in the glow of Sunlit Meadow, a polymer clay color palette that feels like a lazy afternoon in a wildflower field. With soft sky blue, vibrant greens, playful pink, and warm golden yellow, this mix captures the joy of sunshine, blooms, and that perfect summer breeze. These polymer clay color recipes are perfect for…