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I have a site that has free polymer clay tutorials and two fun clubs you can join that offer lots of projects each month.
http://www.polyclayplay.com
http://www.polyclayplay.com/Free.htm for free tutorials
http://www.polyclayplay.com/ClubPages/ for club info
http://www.polyclayplay.com/KidsClub/kidsclub.htm for a Kit club, great for kids aged 8 - 88
Happy Poly Clay Playing!
Trish
I have loved polymer clay since I first stumbled across it on a televised craft show back in 1996 there was a woman on the show explaining how to create figurines with polymer clays. She later started writing books on the art of polymer clay and now has her own business creating her own unique styles and teaching others how to use their creativity with this wonderful medium. She has since written tons of great books, with wonderful imaginative ideas. her name is maureen carlson and her line of clay creations are called "wee folk" she has a great website at www.weefolk.com I'm not sure if there are complete directions at this site, but by browsing through her creations I'm sure it will spark your own imagination with several ideas! she also has a listing for the books that she has written for sale on this site...however I would deffinately look for her books used, at half.com, ebay.com or paperbackswap.com as they are very high priced on her site. hope this at least gives you an idea of the really great projects you can create. God bless and good luck with your crafts :)
hi,
if you r a beginner, pl visit http://www.sculpey.com
it has various skill level projects, Good luck from a real clay lover!!!!
YES! Finally someone else interested :P I've never used any clay before but after watching crafters coast to coast, I seen a girl make beautiful bracelets. So, I decided to research and found this awesome site http://www.angelslanding.com/pushmolds/index.html
hope it has what you need. I dying to get some poly clay :D I just have to get the cast off my right arm :( broke it the day before mother's day :P
Here is a site that has a LOT of information on polymer clay:
http://glassattic.com/
HTH!
Dannie