Pardo Jewellery Clay
Bakes at 266 degrees for 30 min.
Comes in 70 colors including many mettalics
Priced @ $4.95 for 2.7 oz.  read more »

Yes, the lentil in the picture is a swirlie!  read more »

Bead rollers are 2-part tools used to shape beads.  read more »

This book is NOT just another clay book. When I first picked it up for a quick thumb-through, I almost put it down because my first impression was that I had seen it before.  read more »

I decided to take a mid-winter break from jewelry making and do some structured polymer clay experimentation.  read more »

Christi Friesen's newest book, Steampunkery, is a great addition to your library if you want some inspiration and some techniques that can add a fun element to your clay work.  read more »

The bead shown in this wire worked piece is made of polymer clay, using the mica shift technique. This type of a wire work design also works well with cabochons.  read more »

One of the things that draws us to polymer clay is the absolutely infinite color possibilities. In fact, it can be overwhelming to explore something so endless.  read more »

Alice Stroppel is probably best known for her fabulous “face canes” in polymer clay, my of them showing detailed whimsical profiles of lovely ladies.  read more »

So you want to try coating your polymer clay items with resin?  read more »

Many of the favorite techniques used by clayers depend on color-play, and this is a subject of many questions.  read more »

The article title isn't really a question. So here are some questions to go with it and I think they are fair questions to ask both teacher and student.  read more »

Writing your first Tutorial  read more »