
12 Polymer Clay Myths
Clear up the confusion and gain accurate knowledge for your polymer clay creations as we debunk these 12 polymer clay myths.
Clear up the confusion and gain accurate knowledge for your polymer clay creations as we debunk these 12 polymer clay myths.
These oft-recommended products don’t always work well. Here’s the rest of the story that isn’t always shared.
Can you bake metal with polymer clay? Yes, but there are some caveats. Learn more in this quick read article.
Once you’ve created polymer clay veneer or slab, how can you store it for later use? Here’s what you need to know about storing polymer clay veneers and slabs.
These cracks can be prevented or fixed. Here’s what you need to know about these cracks on the sides of your polymer clay pieces.
Dealing with cracks in polymer clay projects can be frustrating. Learn how to prevent them and repair them.
One common polymer clay challenge is finding paints and varnishes that don’t become sticky on polymer clay. It’s important to always test paints and varnishes before applying to a polymer clay project.
Polymer clay is naturally sticky and will stick to intricate cutters and tools. Here’s how to prevent that from happening.
The ability to lift polymer clay from a glossy work surface is an important and necessary skill. Here’s what you need to know.
Having a pedal for your pasta machine motor can make clay work easier. There are 3 different types of foot pedals you can buy.
Cornstarch, water, and Armor-All are great mold releases for polymer clay. However, there are a few things to consider when deciding which one to use.
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 clay?
Is the strongest polymer clay the most flexible or one that doesn’t bend? Here’s what you need to know about it.
In recent years, it’s become very popular to make polymer clay pieces glossy by adding a layer of resin. Often seen on polymer clay earrings, a thick coating of resin
Learn how to make Ginger’s Dump Blends which are a skinner blend alternative for making blended graduated sheets with polymer clay.
Cernit Sparkling are a line of mica powders produced by the same company that makes Cernit Polymer Clay. Find out what makes these mica powders unique in my review here.
Mica powder can be pearlescent or metallic, but there are special effects mica powders that allow duo, interference, or color shifting looks.
Learn why extruders have o-rings and why you need to lubricate them.
Discover which gold paint markers and pens work best on polymer clay and which are better left for other crafts.
I have tested it and can now heartily recommend CrystaLac Brite Tone on polymer clay when you need a gloss finish or varnish.
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