Coloring Translucent Polymer Clay with Alcohol Inks
I get a lot of questions about coloring translucent polymer clay. For a color junkie like me, one of my favorite art materials is alcohol
I get a lot of questions about coloring translucent polymer clay. For a color junkie like me, one of my favorite art materials is alcohol
Although alcohol inks are popular among crafters, many polymer clay enthusiasts are unaware that alcohol inks will fade when applied to the surface of baked
Are you curious about using alcohol inks with polymer clay? Learn what they are, how they’re used, and how to use them with Fimo, Premo,
Cernit Alcohol Inks are new on the market. Do they work well with polymer clay and do they fade?
Most varnishes and resin cause alcohol inks to bleed and smear. Piñata Gloss Varnish can help prevent this problem. But will it work on polymer
Read about tests of coloring translucent Premo polymer clay with art materials. Can you use paints, chalk, and inks to make colored clay? Learn more…
The single most important (and most overlooked) art supply in the clay world is … pigment! Pigment is the color in acrylic paint, watercolors, crayons,
In a recent chat with Syndee Holt (Sculpey’s demonstrator extraordinaire), she mentioned that she’d been working with some new colors of Pearl Ex. Hold the
Whether you’re marking your signature, adding design elements, or drawing designs, people always want to know which black markers or pens to use on polymer
NOTE: PYM II is no longer being manufactured and I know of no sources anywhere in the world. I’m leaving this article up for archive
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