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While browsing through the Craft Gossip Flickr Pool, I came across this wonderful sculpture by Brian Blacknick. It captures the battle in intricate detail.
The proceeds from the sale of this sculpture will go to St. Baldrick’s Foundation for childhood … Read More...
Polymer Clay artist Tejae Floyde has put together a book showcasing polymer clay talent.
There’s lots of eye candy and inspiration available in this volume from lots of different artists! Click here to check it out.
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If the kids are looking for a fun little gift to make for Mother’s Day, head over to the Family Fun Magazine website and check out this article by Laura Torres.
She gives some basic hints and tips for … Read More...
Isn’t this lovely? By VyaKyasha, it was voted top honors by the public in the April Challenge at the Polymer Clay Guild of Etsy.
The items for the May challenge: Inspired by History are up, and you can go … Read More...
Happy Cinco De Mayo! Inspired by time spent living in Mexico, 2GoodClaymates created these wonderful gecko pieces! Click here to go to the blog.
[tags]2goodclaymates,gecko, cinco de mayo, polymer clay[/tags]
A Happy May Day to all!
Click here for a tutorial to make cute little clay flowers to celebrate!
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I love the elegance of the square shape in these hairpins by Gingerbells Gifts, they would make a stunning accent in a lovely updo! Click on the picture to check out the rest … Read More...
If you are looking to explore various mediums along with polymer clay, then you might want to check out the Polymer Clay Collaborative and Mixed Media Retreat!
Click here to go to the website!
[tags]polymer clay, mixed media, retreat, workshop[/tags]
The entries for the April Polymer Clay Central Challenge are up! The theme this month was “Animals,” and there are some great entries!
Click here to head over to the contest page and vote for your favorite!
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Churchill Crazy Love Square Earrings
Originally uploaded by RenGalSA
Love these “Churchill Crazy Love Square Earrings” from Flickr user RenGalSA. Beautiful can and translucent work. Click on the photo to check out the artist’s photostream.
It’s finally warmed up enough in my corner of the world that a picnic sounds appealing. This cute little basket is a 1:12 dollhouse scale from ColtPixy. Click on the photo to check … Read More...
I love this pairing of a Raku look polymer clay pendant with the fiber cord – it’s just lovely!
Click on the picture to check out the rest of Wandie Ortiz’s photostream.
Doll artist Loopy Boopy is featured in Etsy’s “Quit your Day Job” series in the blog, the Storque. Click here to read about her lemons into lemonade story! [tags]loopyboopy, quit your day job series, etsy
I have a great fondness for St. Patrick’s Day (probably because it is also my birthday!) I found this adorable leprechaun tutorial, just in time to try it out before March 17 arrives! Click here to go to the … Read More...
If you hurry, you can still take advantage of this Facebook Storefront Valentine’s/ President’s Weekend special from Tonja’s Treasures – Three of her tutorials for $14.97!
Click here to check it out!
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There’s another learning resource for polymer clay, Iris Mishly’s PolyPedia Online. She has several free tutorials up, including this one for a heart cane. So, if you’re looking for a last minute Valentine’s project click here to head … Read More...
I’m just in a bit of a science fiction sort of mood – I love this rocket cane from the artist from River Wolfe Art Jewelry. Colorful, cool, and just a tad retro!
Her shop on etsy is called “Robots Are Awesome” and with the combination of geeky and adorable in this Valentine’s robot, how can you … Read More...
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and if you’re looking for a cute and fun project, why not try this project posted by Naama Z on Cut Out and Keep?
Click here to go to the tutorial.
