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Pretty at Christmas

Posted on December 10, 2012 at 2:56 am by / Uncategorized / 0

This piece made with the “Get to the Point” CaBezel mold was made by Janice O’Grady.The chocolate ribbon and copper accent beads make it so feminine, and just in time for the holidays.  

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Leftovers

Posted on December 6, 2012 at 5:01 am by / Uncategorized / 0

 No, I’m not talking about food silly! I’m talking about all of those leftover bits from extruding clay.  There was a small gathering of them on my table the other day so I decided to lay some down on a piece of scrap clay. Then I used my Lemon-Egg…

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Some Sunday Morning Solace

Posted on November 18, 2012 at 1:58 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

I just had to share this beautiful snippet with you: Shaken By Life’s Beauty, Shaken Posted: 16 Nov 2012 07:02 AM PST “You lethargic, waiting upon me,waiting for the fire and Iattendant upon you, shaken by your beautyShaken by your beautyShaken.”~William Carlos Williams Post written by Leo Babauta. This morning I awoke,…

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A free tutorial by Helen Briel

Posted on November 16, 2012 at 11:00 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

For those of you that haven’t yet seen this, it’s definitely worth taking a look at.It’s a tutorial using polymer clay and an extruder.Helen Briel does beautiful work. She is one of the founding members of the Southern Ontario Polymer Clay Guild. (SOPCG) http://www.helenbreil.com/Free_Tutorial.php

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A new pendant using “Crest”

Posted on November 2, 2012 at 10:00 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

This lovely pendant was created by Barbara Colautti.(a founding member of the Southern Ontario Polymer Clay Guild  SOPCG)She used the “Crest” a-i-o mold to create it. If you live in the Toronto area and you’re looking for some other polymer clay enthusiasts to be creative with then the SOPCG might…

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Happy Halloween

Posted on October 30, 2012 at 11:52 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

Ah The Macabre Just in time for Halloween For those of you interested in the darker side of things…or just the odd, creepy and wonderful!I’ve just discovered that one of our Southern Ontario Polymer Clay guild members has opened up a store on ETSY.Apparently Janice has been busy supplying the darker side…………

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Polymer clay and balloons?

Posted on October 29, 2012 at 3:47 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

I came across this post today and I just couldn’t help  relating this chair to extruded polymer clay!What sort of images does it conjure up in your mind for clay?To read more about the balloon chair click here on the Pantone blog.I’ve got some extruded clay on my table just waiting for me to…

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Extruded Soutache Technique Part 1

Posted on October 26, 2012 at 10:00 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

OK. It’s finally done.  Part 1 that is. I’ll try to finish the rest this week end but no promises! I would promise but who knows if Windows Live Movie Maker will play nice.  I spent hours editing Part 1 and when it was time to save it, it WOULDN’T!!….

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Now available!

Posted on October 22, 2012 at 2:21 pm by / Uncategorized / 0

The last 3 of the All-In-One CaBezel designs have arrived!  Just some ideas of what I’ve done with them so far: As always, my molds are available at Shades of Clay  Scroll waaay down to find the new designs. Don’t forget that I’d love to see what you’ve done with my molds…

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New! Bold sized cabezel molds not just for jewelry makers. Frame your art work. Quick View

Canvas Fragments-CaBezel Collection

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Canvas Fragments The largest and boldest CaBezel molds yet—
Canvas Fragments are made to showcase your art in sculptural, statement-making forms. Includes both bezel and matching cabochon molds. Available in 8 distinct shapes. Each shape comes with its own paper template to use as a viewfinder and a guide for tracing. Watch the short 3 part video series here.

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1000 lightweight plastic deli sheets perfect for working on or storing polymer clay and other craft materials Quick View

Deli Sheets Box of 1000 – 8″ X 10.75″ Plastic

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Deli Sheets Box of 1000 - larger size 8"X 10.75" Plastic
Perfect for use when working with polymer clay. See more below.

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Sculpey Air Dry Clay

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Sculpey Air Dry Clay 1kg (2.2lb) package  In Bright White or Terra Cotta
Easy to work with and dries on its own without baking. 

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New! Unfinished wood blanks in round or square shapes, available in multiple sizes. Perfect as jewelry bases, mini art panels, or substrates for polymer clay, painting, encaustic, collage, and mixed media. Thickness varies by size. Quick View

Wood Blanks – Jewelry & Art Bases for Polymer Clay and Mixed Media

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Unfinished wood blanks in round and square shapes, available in multiple sizes.
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Perfect as jewelry bases or mini art panels for polymer clay, painting, encaustic, collage, and mixed media.

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