This Layered Spring Flower worksheet will show you how to make a gorgeous flower with just a few simple steps. You can make this to use as a pendant, ornament, magnet and with a little creativity turn them into earrings, so much more.
This city skyline brooch worksheet will show you how to make a city skyline silhouette with shadows and accents. You can make this to use as a pendant, ornament, magnet and with a little creativity turn them into earrings, so much more.
Continue reading City Skyline Brooch Worksheet for Polymer Clay
This butterfly worksheet will show you how to make a butterfly in a textile styling. You can use these as pendants, ornaments, magnets and with a little creativity, so much more. You can make these in so many colors and styles you won’t want to stop.
These faux leather sculpted flowers in polymer clay is a worksheet that will show you how to make unique sculpted flowers. You can make these to be used as pendants, part of collages, mixed media, ornaments and so much more.
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Do you ever know you need to get something done and you just can’t motivate yourself to do it? Well that’s me with this lovely gallery. You see I asked all my #2020PCChallege group members on FaceBook to please make sure if they had a blog to get their posts done and live so we could follow each others work and announce our projects to the world. And … I hadn’t even written my own yet. *Sigh* Major fail on my part. How does life get so busy anyway? Before I go on and on about how busy life is and how full I can cram things into a day, let me remind you a little bit about the project.
Continue reading My Weekly 2020 Polymer Clay Challenge Results
The 2020 Polymer Clay Challenge will begin shortly, can you believe it? I can’t. I can’t believe that I’m about to close the books on 2019 and start an entirely new year once again! So it’s onward with this years new challenge that opens on January 1st, 2020! Last year’s 2019 Polymer Clay Challenge was a success for everyone who tried to complete the entire year. It was highlighted by the wonderful weekly posts of Cynthia Gougian [read one of them here]. We were so fortunate to have her and even more fortunate to have her return and write for us this year.
This past year more people were able to successfully able to complete all 52 weeks of the challenge. I am so proud of everyone who participated and was able to do this successfully. Again, for the second year in a row, I was not one of them that was able to complete the challenge. As I encourage EACH of those that participate every year, do not beat yourself up if you can not complete the entire year. Remember the goal of this project is that you continue to grow and that by the end of the year you find yourself being more creative, working harder toward your goals and most importantly seeing your work get better and better with each passing year.
The purpose of this project is to make sure that each polymer artist is pushing on and creating, growing in their creativity and their voice. As usual, I will attempt again in 2020 to complete the challenge. And if you didn’t get to complete it, barely got started, or just stumbled upon this post today. Now’s your chance to come and join us this upcoming year!
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Cystic Fibrosis Parker is being made to provide contributions, charity, and support to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. 50% of the profits from this Parker go directly to the CF Foundation. Parker holds his purple CF ribbon with red flower in the center, the hallmark, and icon of “65Roses.” With so many new breakthroughs in research and groundbreaking developments, there is a continuous need to support Cystic Fibrosis patients, families, & research until CF stands for ‘cure found.’
MEET CYSTIC FIBROSIS PARKER:
Size: 1 1/2″ Tall
Job: Helping raise awareness
Personality: Loving
Color: Original Parker Yellow
Desire: To help CF Patients
COLLECTION: Charity
This Gingerbread Color Recipe Worksheet is a single-card printable PDF. This card has been designed for you to print and cut and take with you into your studio where you can adhere a sample of the color you made. This color recipe is for Premo polymer clay.
Whether you are in love, in need of love, have an angel, or are in need of an angel, this little tutorial is just what you need. Purely addictive and tons of fun, these little yummies whip up in quite a hurry. With literally hundreds of options and lots of opportunities, you’ll fall in love with this project this month!
Don’t judge this little by its size. It may be small, but it is mighty! With dozens of options for just a flat pieced project: from pendants, ornaments, pins, cards, canvases, zipper pulls, key fobs and so much more, your head will spin with all the possibilities. These little fairy and angel friends may not have faces, but don’t let that stop you from allowing their absolute cuteness in attire and hairstyle to send you over the moon. With over 20 pages of instruction, you’ll love all the options. Continue reading Flat Fairies & Angels Polymer Clay Tutorial
This Roly-Poly Santa tutorial is a multifaceted combination project. It is both a figurine and an ornament. What’s unique about this figurine is that not only does it stand up straight, but it will tilt on its hat side, and it will hang catawampus. Because this project is large and takes some skill and balance you will need to be patient as you work on this tutorial. You are also going to get the Luminescent Skin Worksheet which will teach you how to make the perfect shade of flesh tone. Continue reading Roly-Poly Santa Tutorial
Do you love woodland creatures? Especially the big-eyed, small-beaked, feathered friend, Mr. Owl? This polymer clay bundle pack of tutorials features 3 different owl tutorials. Read the details below to see what’s included.
Polymer Clay Bunny Tutorial Duo! I love providing bundle packs for you, just to help save you a few dollars on some of your favorite whimsical tutorials. Continue reading Polymer Clay Bunny Tutorial Duo
This polymer clay bunny pin tutorial will walk you through the steps to create your own Bunny Pin / Brooch. This is a large brooch, but you can easily adapt this brooch and make it an ornament, wall hanging, or pendant by up sizing or downsizing the instructions. You will be walked through basic sculpting techniques, some simple combining techniques, and finishing techniques as well as multiple baking steps to give your piece a solid foundation.
I am so blown away by all the contributions to the Christmas Tree (#CFRainbowTree) that is now on displayed at University Hospitals, adult CF department, at Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. I am blown away by the outpouring of ornaments for the tree. You all sent so many, we had enough to fill TWO trees! Watch the video to see the trees and maybe even find your ornament(s).
Continue reading Thank you for Helping Make the #CFRainbowTree a Reality!
A beautiful full-color 18-page eBook. This polymer clay jiggly moose tutorial is a how-to guide to creating an adorable, whimsical polymer clay Jiggly Moose figurine/ornament. This tutorial is for the moose only. I will walk you through making this Moose into a jiggly bit of Christmas fun. It will show several techniques: making the striped legs, covering the armature, making the “nose” portions, and basic decorating. This tutorial will show you how to make a moose. This tutorial includes a basic FREE photo walk-thru of a jiggly sheep ornament. Continue reading Jiggly Moose Polymer Clay Figurine Tutorial
What could be better than two moose figurine tutorials? Two “Chris-Moose’s” that’s what! These two moose projects can be made for every day or for the holidays, the choice is yours … but our vote is to dress us your moose! Continue reading Moose Figurine Bundle Pack- Polymer Clay Figurine Tutorials
