If this doesn't inspire you, I don't know what would! So much information, so many techniques! You get more than your money's worth for sure!

Been having such fun today! It is now after 2 a.m., I've been in a bubble of creative bliss and time got away from me, again. Same thing happened with the Faux Glass Tutorial a few months ago. This time I got some supplies and used them to try some of the techniques in the Organic Beads Tutorial, and Rustic Beads Tutorial. Your tutorials are just great; clear verbal instructions and photos for each step, so helpful for a visual learner like me. Thanks for all the info at Blue Bottle Tree and in your tutorials. They have so advanced my creative journey in this medium.

Hi - just wanted to say that I tried your sea glass tutorial and it worked out very well, easy to follow and very informative. I’m a complete beginner, so that’s pretty good! Thanks for all your great helpful emails!

What a great tutorial this is with many really clear photos! My fingers thank Ginger for allowing me to skip most of the zillion grades of sandpaper that I previously used and also for the many useful tips to be found here. Unlike many other tutorials - both free and purchased - Ginger doesn’t bulk it out by repeating stuff. Every part is useful. If you’re just starting out on your polymer clay journey or whether like me you’ve been claying for years, this is a gem you’ll want to keep referring back to. Also as someone who has a “what would happen if...” kind of mind, I’ve learned to check out The Bluebottle Tree first before I spend precious hours with nothing to show for it except some sorry-looking bits of clay that get consigned to The Drawer of Shame!

[Polymer Clay Essentials is an] absolute essential for clayers. Read through it once and then refer to it again and again. I’ve cured my baking woes by following Ginger’s advice.