See my previous post. Another article on same subject. If it's possible to "print" a 3D object in Cheese Whiz, imagine what you can do with polymer clay, or vice versa:) http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/05/business/05scan.html?ex=1178769600&en=a9633f9b81244a2a&ei=5070 Martha

Okay, I just tried using a Scumbuster to some sanding. It was an...interesting experiment :) Along with sanding a few beads, I sanded the inside of the kitchen sink, my nails, and a couple of fingertips. I figure I need a longer rod to hold the bead on, so I don't have to get my hand so close to...

I was so mad at myself for not signing up for the last swap that I decided to host Another Flower Cane Swap. The rules :) First off is the due date - These will be due to me BY March 1st. NO late packages please. Second - The canes can be made out of Premo, Fimo or Kato clay, your choice as long...

Hi folks! I've been a member of a couple of other newsgroups for a while, and just discovered this one. I've been doing sculpting and glass wrapping for about 4 years now, after abandoning my artistic side (at least the sculptor part of it) for about 20 years. I'm loving this new world... A...

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...

Probably the last one for the week. Thanks for looking! http://penguintrax.com/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=Latest-Work -- -- Barbara www.penguintrax.com eBay: penguintrax

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We live above 7000 feet in New Mexico. When cooking food, it does make a difference, mostly due to the decreased boiling point of water (less than 200 degress Fahrenheit at this altitude). Has anyone ever baked polymer at a high altitude? Does it require a lower temperature, or perhaps longer or...

I'm expanding my clay links. Anybody want to exchange links? If so, e-mail me at and send me your info and I'll send you mine. Dawn Stubitsch http://www.thumbprintkids.com http://www.thumbprintkids.com/pages/caketoppers.html

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I like to do one with other polymer clay artists like my self Theme Winter Wonder Land due date Jan 31 email me if your interested! How we all send sets of ten beads to one person ( Hostess in this case me) who forwards them to the others in the swap! You can opt in to do more then one set and you...

According to Polyform it's supposed to be very durable and easy to condition, and superior for large projects as it doesn't crack, etc.. Same bake time. Bakes to a "suede finish." Comes in very interesting colors. Just wondering if anybody has tried it. Does it sand/polish well, etc. Martha

there doesn't seem to be any action in this newsgroup, or is it just me? -- judy c on Vancouver Island

Hey all, There's a bead show in town this weekend; just wondering if anyone from the group would be coming in for this? http://www.wholebead.com/shows_chicago.html I'll be attending Sunday afternoon. Cheers,

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I've just found a steady source for empty single-dose injection vials, and have a gracious plenty to share with other clayers. At no charge, *IF* you use them to make Bottles of Hope, or other items solely for charity. I'll even send them postpaid, a couple/three dozen at a time. All you need do...

http://snipurl.com/6kry Are they worth the money? -- Jalynne - Keeper of the Quilt for ME club list Queen Gypsy (snail mail available upon request) see what i've been up to at www.100megsfree4.com/jalynne

Is there anything in this group that isn't trying to sell something?

I'm having a really hard time getting primo clay to get soft enought to do detailed work - it's really leathery and crumbly. (Did I get a bad batch?) What is the "softest" polymer clay out there?