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Metal Leaf, Foil, and Film on Polymer Clay
Are you confused by metal leaf, metallic foil, and metallic film in your polymer clay work? Learn the differences and how they’re used.
Signing Your Work
Here’s how to sign your polymer clay artwork to increase brand recognition and make it look more professional and polished.
Can you boil polymer clay?
Boiling polymer clay is sometimes suggested as a way of curing, particularly when one does not have an oven. But beware, this doesn’t give you the results you are hoping for.
Susan Reed — Hallstatt-Inspired Wall Piece
Hallstatt artifacts, especially pottery and jewelry, are my inspiration for much of my polymer clay work. This wall piece has several common Hallstatt motifs, such as triangles built of smaller triangles, and rows of concentric circles, concentric squares, and concentric triangles.
About the Traveling Polymer Clay Exhibition
Find out all about the Traveling Polymer Clay Exhibition.
What Polymer Clay Oven Should you Choose?
I’ve written about baking polymer clay before (go here if this is new to you) and I even have a nifty short course on baking polymer clay. In those articles
Meet Helen Breil
Each month in Blue Bottle Insiders, we have the privilege of meeting with a superstar in the polymer clay world. Recently, the esteemed polymer clay artist and teacher, Helen Breil,
Eriko Page — Large Bead Caned Necklace
Artist’s Statement: Dimensions: Beads Ø 1″. Necklace: 30″ (25mm. Necklace: 762mm). — Eriko Page Online — Facebook Instagram From Ginger Davis Allman’s private collection Catalog no: 24-040
Claire Wallis — Kingfisher Pendant
Artist’s Statement: Dimensions: Ø 2″ x ¼“d. Necklace: 28” – adjustable (51mm x 6mm. Necklace: 711mm). — Claire Wallis Online — Facebook Etsy Flickr Donated by Claire Wallis Catalog no:
Magdalena Pavlovic — Green Garden Earrings
My art is inspired by Japanese culture and tradition. I have a feeling that through my work I travel to Japan. Everything is completely made by hand.
Esther Ramiro — Cyan Pendant
Cyan Pendant.
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