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Step by step instructions to
make your own cottages in polymer clay. Even if you have never
used polymer clay, the detailed instructions in this book will
have you creating your own cottage in no time.
Get your signed copy here.
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I have joined with some of my
polymer clay friends to create this wonderful book. It includes
designs by Donna Kato, Judy Belcher, Kim Cavender, Leslie Blackford,
Cathy Johnston, Sue Kelsey, KLEW and Maria Del Pinto.
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Makin's Clay® is an Air-Dry
Polymer Clay that is very easy and fun to work with. I have contributed
to this book along with Kim Cavender, Judy Belcher, Sue Kelsey,
Tammy Browing-Smith, Leslie Blackford, Debbie Tlach, Michele
Charles and Mary Lynn Maloney.
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I recommend Kato Polyclay by VanAken for
all your polymer clay projects. Their bars are 3oz compared to
2oz of the other brands, they vacuum extrude the air from the
bars, the color stays true from raw to baked and it is very strong.
Kato Polyclay will not burn if baked at the correct tempeture
and can withstand repeated bakings. This is the only clay I now
use. Above is a link to a mix chart for the other brands of clay.
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Tips for working with polymer clay. Includes
published designs and links to instructions.
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After much
testing, I have found that the secret to successful photo transfers
is the paper used. Papers tested
and the results. The technique used was coating the image
with liquid polymer clay. Photo
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