Witchy Vibes! YOU Can Make these Fun Polymer Clay Earrings Earrings

 

'Tis the season for all things spooky! These Witchy Vibe earrings are just too cute. Design Team member Naomi Scarparo shares this Make it Monday tutorial HERE.

Naomi uses these CreateAlong.com products in this tutorial 

 Mystical Realm Silkscreen

Kite Drop Cutters

Crescent Moon Cutters

"WITCH" pair is your favorite? 

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You Can Make These Cute Plant Lovers Polymer Clay Earrings

 

Design Team member Rose McFadden shares a tutorial for creating your own cute Plant Lovers polymer clay earrings.  Create along and enjoy this Make it Monday tutorial!  Find it HERE.

Rose uses these CreateAlong.com products to make these earrings: 

Tropical Monstera Leaves Stamp 

Shrines Silkscreen

Silicone Squeegee

Several of our CUTTERS would work for these earrings too!

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How to make a cute DIY wall phone charger pocket using polymer clay silkscreens and rubber stamps

Create a fun colorful and functional pocket to hold onto your phone and cable during charging- stick it right over your electric outlet! Make this in any size for any kind of phone and USB charger. Silkscreen, TextureStax, and more fun tools can be found in the www.CreateAlong.com Shop.

CreateAlong detailed long-lasting silkscreens 
CreateAlong textures and stamps
CreateAlong sculpting tools

Suzanne's Journal and Necklace

Suzanne Ivester, the artist known as The Polymer Chef (perhaps you've read her column in PolymerCafe magazine?) has created two fun projects for you to enjoy this month.

This journal was create with the Snails in the Garden silkscreen, Fancy Border Cutters, and Mini Bling mold. www.createalong.com Look at what you can create with a few simple tools and an old boring notepad!

Then she went on to create a pretty Mokume Gane style necklace. She used the Circles press stamp and snowflakes mold to make this.

Suzanne will be posting more instructions about the techniques she used on her blog, The Polymer Chef.

How to create fun jewelry elements using silkscreens, molds and cutters for polymer clay

Today's tutorial features some tools that you can translate to lots of different projects! Even if sugar skulls aren't your thing, there's something to learn. I featured a domed bead with a silkscreen done in a non-traditional method using pigment inks, molds and cutters. Enjoy!

Supplies: 

Happy Fall Silkscreen

Sugar Skull Mold

Small Skulls from the Happy Fall Kit (everything included- mold, silkscreen, and other fun stuff!) www.createalong.com

How to use your polymer clay molds in new ways- create a butterfly and a pendant

In today's video, Kira uses 3 molds from the shop at PolymerClayTV to create 2 completely different projects. The trick is to see your molds in new ways. Sometimes when you lay them out on the table, and really look at them, you can see connections. The connection here is that all of these molds feature symmetry- they are the same on both sides. So they can be used together to make things that are the same on both sides such as earrings, butterflies, angels and fairies, and things that are round like today's amulet pendant. Think outside the box and get inspired by your tools and you never know what you might come up with!

Zentangle Magic Heart pendants how to use silkscreens and cabezels with polymer clay

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Today Kira shows you a new silkscreen design called Paisley Garden Party along with heart shaped Cabezels from ShadesofClay and it is so easy to make gorgeous pendants in no time flat!