Showing posts with label polymer clay gift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polymer clay gift. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 23, 2016

How to make a Faux Knit ornament antiqued with gilding polish and polymer clay


Here's a fun twist on the Faux knitting with polymer clay technique! See how easy it is to create this look and highlight your design with interesting paints. If you love this, check out  http://holidaypca.com for more ornaments!




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Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Eat, Drink, Be Merry- how to make a personalized painted polymer clay napkin ring

See how easy it is to use a metal form to make a completely personal polymer clay napkin ring for your table! What a fun way to decorate. This project takes one half ounce of clay- that means you could make 8 of them out of 2 bars of Sculpey Souffle! So it's an economical way to make something special. The tools can be found at the CreateAlong shop.


Wednesday, November 25, 2015

How to make a decorated mason jar for gift giving with polymer clay

Mason Jar gifts are everywhere- you can even buy books that feature recipes you can put in a mason jar (peanut butter cookies, anyone?) So here is a beautiful way to give the gift in a jar that they will keep! Use your cutters and stamps to create decorative patterns and they will reuse the jar over and over. www.createalong.com


To make this exact project you will need the three tools shown, plus a mason jar. I used one of the smaller ones that has a patter on the jar, but you can use any size and get similar results, just add or subtract flowers to the side of the jar to get the number you need!



Wednesday, September 16, 2015

How to make a pretty textured floral scarf pin with polymer clay

This is such a great project as the gift-giving season is upon us! All you need is something with a slight dome shape, and a couple of simple tools to make something really nice. What we used: www.createalong.com

Plum Blossom Plunger Cutters, Round & Square Borders, and Forest Leaves Mold
Other texture tools of your choice, such as the Metal texture stamps  or  Round Floral Stamps

Wednesday, May 6, 2015

New Extruder for Polymer Clay and tips for using it and storing your discs



Today Ilysa did a great video on how to use our new polymer clay extruder. If you are curious about extruding clay, it's so much fun and you can make uniform shapes to build canes, twist around objects, and use for sculpting. It makes everything from snakes to triangles to clay "spaghetti!" We've bundled it up with our new set of wood-handle ball stylus tools- which are pretty cool because you can design the handles yourself. You can add alcohol inks or paints to color them, cover them with cane slices, or as Ilysa shows you- extrude some colorful clay to build a handle!

This is a great way to distinguish your own tools if you travel with them to guild meetings or classes, too. Or- why not make a set to gift to someone?

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Here are some photos that Ilysa did playing around with the extruder pieces. You can keep adding and building onto a piece. Also cut the end of the extruded piece off like a cane and you will be surprised by how beautiful it is too!








Wednesday, November 12, 2014

How to make a pretty holiday gift- floral napkin rings with polymer clay



Today join us as Kira makes a napkin ring in no time using simple tools, such as our awesome clay plunger cutters, to pattern and cut out clay! What a fantastic gift idea, or make them to coordinate perfectly with your tableware!

Thursday, October 30, 2014

How to change molds with polymer clay to make your own objects




In today's video, you can learn a couple of interesting ways to use a mold with polymer clay to make an interesting object. You don't have to use a whole mold, you can use part of one, and combine it in different ways. Watch Kira make a little mermaid and dolphin ring catcher.

Make sure you check out PolymerClayAdventure.com today for more classes!

Wednesday, October 15, 2014

How to make a pretty wobble ring trinket bowl with polymer clay


These little bowls make a great gift and a wonderful spot to put small items, earrings, paper clips and more! They are water resistant too, so you could even put one by the sink to keep your rings safe when you do the dishes :)

Find the NEVERknead tool here!
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