NEW Polymer Clay Magic Opal Beads Tutorial

I love experimenting and when I discover something new I just have to share it with the world. So I am sharing my new Magic Opal Beads on today's Polymer Clay TV.

Learn how to make these beautiful new style of beads called Magic Opal Beads. They are so pretty and easy to make! Create Along with me as I show you step by step how to make Magic Opal Beads.

These beads have so many possibilities and can be adapted to your taste. We have tons of Color Me Transfers to choose from or you can create your own images with our blank Magic Transfer Paper. the sky is the limit!
I used the Paisley Garden Party and the Floral Fantasy designs for my beads.

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