Polymer Clay Tips and Information
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The Hidden Feature in Translucent Polymer Clay
Optical brighteners are fluorescent dyes that take invisible UV light and reflect it back in the visible spectrum. If something contains this dye, you will see it brighter than if it didn’t. Read on to learn why this is important when creating with translucent polymer clay. The Blue Bottle Tree Polymer Clay | Ginger Davis Allman
Make Your Own Silkscreens for Polymer Clay
Silkscreens can be purchased with a design already on them, or you can make your own silkscreens. While you can use silkscreens to print on many materials, we’ll focus here on how these silkscreens are useful for screen-printing on a sheet of unbaked polymer clay. The Blue Bottle Tree | Ginger Davis Allman
Atlas Pasta Machines for Polymer Clay – A Review
When working with polymer clay, one of the most important tools to help you with conditioning, mixing, and sheeting polymer clay is the trusty pasta machine. Now there are other kinds and brands of clay conditioning machines, both from the craft store and from polymer clay tool companies. But originally, pasta machines were all we had to use. This is the third in my series of reviews on clay conditioning machines and pasta machines for polymer clay. The Blue Bottle Tree | Ginger Davis Allman
Things Clayers Resist Buying, Learning, and Doing
Have you ever had something that “everyone” told you to try and you kept putting it off? Maybe because you thought it was dumb, or unnecessary, or that your way worked just fine. But then you finally gave in and tried it, and you were like…WHOA…where has this been all my life? Yeah. That. Here are five things people put off trying or doing. You’ll kick yourself once you realize what you’ve been missing. The Blue Bottle Tree | Ginger Davis Allman | Polymer Clay Tips
Pardo Polymer Clay – A Tale of Two Pardos
Pardo is the brand name for the various lines of polymer clay made by the Viva Decor company. The Pardo brand is made of five lines of clay with two different types of “body”. The Professional clays are stiffer while the “regular” lines are softer and easier to work. Learn all about this wonderful clay in the article! The Blue Bottle Tree Polymer Clay | Ginger Davis Allman
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What is Polymer Clay?
You might have seen the packages in a craft store, or perhaps you’ve seen a booth at a craft show with colorful creations lining the tables. Maybe a friend has sent you to this page to learn more about their beloved hobby. So, what is polymer clay? Let me tell you all about it! The Blue Bottle Tree | Ginger Davis Allman