This sculpture will be a early Christmas gift to my sister. She is a snowman fanatic, and when I saw this project on the sculpey website I knew she would love it. You can view it he http://www.mlux2.com/phpbb2/othercrafts/IMAG0017 It isn't the exact design the person who made up the project...

I just redid my eggs page, and put up new pics. One uses the new canes I'm working on now. These eggs have a hole all the way through---so they are BEADS! http://www.polyclay.com/eggs.htm Sarajane Sarajane's Polymer Clay Gallery http://www.polyclay.com

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/lunamom44/my_photos in the Christmas decoration folder there are a couple of ornaments new for this year that I hope you will enjoy looking at. It is a great thing to be able to make something special and unique for friends that could become a part of their holiday...

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A real newbie, haven't done anything yet. Anyone have a preference to author or title. Thanks

I know I'm not the first person to do this, so I need some quick guidance. I molded a little moon face, brushed it with Perfect Pearls Interference Green, baked it. Then, I coated it with Liquid Kato, and baked it. Well, it doesn't say on the bottle what the recommended TIME for baking is, just...

Lesley Klopper wrote: kelly wrote Is there anywhere on the web to find instructions and hints on making tiny (but realistic looking) flowers? I can find larger flowers, but they don't carry over to miniatures very well... Kelly, I can really recommend a booklet called...

Want to see some of the canes I'm doing this week? These are all in a set of quilt block-ish canes made with pearlized Premo colors, all mixes with either gold or pearl white to lighten the gradations. These are not yet fully reduced, I just placed the four blocks and got a pic. This same style is...

Well, actually two questions. One, How do you store them? Do you wrap them in waxed paper or some other sort of paper and store them or do you do something else all together. And two, how do you slice them? I have seen people talk about freezing them and then slicing. If I were to use this...

Would there be any interest in a co-op buy for Premo? I could host it after the first of the year. -- Barbara

Does anyone know if the baking heat for polyclay and or the fumes will change the color or opacity of rocks and crystals? It's clear quartz crystal I am most worried about. I want to make bezels and or bails for them. Thanks, Stephanie.

Hi everybody! beads, tiles, pins and more---with more auctions soon to come! take a look, please! http://snipurl.com/aiid Sarajane Sarajane's Polymer Clay Gallery http://www.polyclay.com

Artist Rek shares Profits with St, Jude children's Research Hospital. http://artistportfolio.org

Artist Rek shares Profits with St, Jude children's Research Hospital. http://artistportfolio.org

Artist Rek shares profits with St, Jude children's Research Hospital. http://www.artistportfolio.org

Better check your polymer clay, it may be C4 and go Kaboooom ! if you don't watch out ! Alert !

Hi y'all! I'm putting up lots of auctions, clearing out some space here in the studio....what sorts of polymer clay items would potential bidders like to see go on the block? Here;s a link to what's already up, thanks for any help and guidance in advance! http://snipurl.com/aiid Sarajane

Sarajane, I know you make square canes, and I am curious about them. In the recent pictures of your square canes, they looked pretty big. I am curious if they are really as big as they looked, and if so, how do you work them down into something smaller? Obviously you can't roll it on the table...

Hi all, I'm a certified professional organizer and I saw some of the posts regarding paper clutter and thought I could help some of you out. I hope it's okay to mention this...I offer an emial course at www.paperclutter.com and also a free newsletter at www.overhall.com that some of you might be...

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