If you’re wanting to take your finished earrings to the next level, keep reading and learn how to finish polymer clay earrings like a pro. Have you learned the skills you need to get the results you want on the face of your earrings but now wonder how best to attach posts and finish the…
In this post you’ll learn five essential tips (plus a bonus!) for making polymer clay canes for beginners. What is a Polymer Clay Cane? A polymer clay cane is a log or tube of clay with a design running through the length of it. When you cut crosswise slices from the cane you end up…
This step-by-step polymer clay mokume gane tutorial will show you one of the numerous ways to approach this popular technique. The day my initial order of polymer clay arrived the first technique I tried was mokume gane. I was hooked immediately and have been exploring different approaches ever since. Polymer clay mokume gane has its…
The mica shift polymer clay technique is an absolute favorite of mine. Here’s all you need to know to master the technique yourself. Ever since I successfully mastered the mica shift polymer clay technique I’ve been mesmerized. The depth and dimension that can be created by simply texturing a sheet of metallic polymer clay and…
The polymer clay skinner blend is a versatile technique for creating color gradations in polymer clay. Developed by Judith Skinner, it involves blending two or more colors in an intentional way to create the effect. The process can be adapted for different color combinations and offers endless creative possibilities.
For beginners embarking on a polymer clay adventure, a simple and budget-friendly setup includes essential tools like polymer clay blades, a craft knife, roller, playing cards, sandpaper, and basic baking supplies. As you progress, consider investing in additional tools such as cutters, texture mats, and a pasta machine for convenience and versatility.