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The Magic of Color Mixing
Since I opened my first pack of Sculpey in 2010, I’d been happily exploring the many colors Sculpey offers. Of course, I lightened and darkened clay and made Skinner blends;...
The Magic of Color Mixing
Since I opened my first pack of Sculpey in 2010, I’d been happily exploring the many colors Sculpey offers. Of...
Duality: The Challenge of the Professional Crafter
One topic that comes up again and again is time management. We Creatives suffer from, what my daughter calls, Type A/B Syndrome. Type A’s are often pragmatic, driven, and disciplined....
Duality: The Challenge of the Professional Crafter
One topic that comes up again and again is time management. We Creatives suffer from, what my daughter calls, Type...
How to Use Leftover Polymer Clay Pieces
Most crafters are savers; and, if you’re like me, you feel a little guilty about all the pretty little leftovers lying about. For one thing, even though they’re still perfectly...
How to Use Leftover Polymer Clay Pieces
Most crafters are savers; and, if you’re like me, you feel a little guilty about all the pretty little leftovers...
Exploring Polymer Clay Canes: The Humble Cane
Polymer clay didn’t enter my world until I was 55 years old; but, when it DID, it hit me like a tidal wave. I first saw a millefiori cane on...
Exploring Polymer Clay Canes: The Humble Cane
Polymer clay didn’t enter my world until I was 55 years old; but, when it DID, it hit me like...
Why I Teach Caning with Souffle and One Color - Sculpey®
I believe we’ve established the fact that I’m obsessed with cane making. That’s why I’ve paid close attention to the properties of Sculpey III, Premo and Souffle. I choose Souffle...
Why I Teach Caning with Souffle and One Color - Sculpey®
I believe we’ve established the fact that I’m obsessed with cane making. That’s why I’ve paid close attention to the...
The Agony & Ecstasy of Millefiori in Polymer Clay
Wayyyy back in 1961, Irving Stone wrote a book about Michelangelo’s struggles as an artist. I was always obsessed with art, and a voracious reader; but I didn’t read the...
The Agony & Ecstasy of Millefiori in Polymer Clay
Wayyyy back in 1961, Irving Stone wrote a book about Michelangelo’s struggles as an artist. I was always obsessed with...