Mylar is wonderfully dazzling material that works well with polymer clay, because it is actually micro thin layers of resin! It takes heat well and can be sewn onto garments and washed! Layers can be fused by ironing, so think of the possibilities as they can then be baked onto and in polymer clay. Here’s […]
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Stamped Stazon Components Polymer Clay Beginners Tutorial by Debbie Crothers is a great project to get you started working with Polymer Clay or even for the more experienced polymer clayer. Step 1: Condition some clay and roll out on the thickest setting of the pasta machine. Stack 3 high. Cut a circle of clay 3cm in diameter. […]
Thanks to Debbie Crothers for this quick tutorial on how to create equal sized beads! Create the same size beads by running a sheet of conditioned clay through the pasta machine – it doesn’t necessarily matter what setting your machine is set at. Cut some shapes out of your clay with the same shape cutter. Fold […]
Step 1: Condition some black clay and run through the pasta machine on the second or third thickest setting. Cut some foiled paper and your clay to roughly the same size. Step 2: Place your foil paper on top of the black clay – colour side up. Now place some multix-bake paper on top […]
Step 1: Condition some black clay. Roll some on the thickest setting of the pasta machine and texture with a texture sponge or similar – set aside. Roll some on the second thickest setting of the pasta machine. Step 2: Have on hand 3 or 4 colours of mica powder and glitter and a […]






