Newbie Question

I'm going to give polymer clay a try and bought a sample pack of Sculpy III
from my local Wal-Mart just to play with and try. Since there is a limited
amount of each color, how would the basic Sculpy white do as a base for
making beads, hearts and other solid-core jewelry?

Thanks,
Allen
Birmingham, AL

, how would the basic Sculpy white

the basic white stuff in the box is THE most brittle. SculpeyIII is next up. I
personally prefer Premo for its strength and color range.
Sarajane

Sarajane's Polymer Clay Gallery
http://www.polyclay.com

Yes, pass up the white regular sculpy. Super sculpey can be used for your
cores if you need to do it that way and it's not really expensive. I do
however vote for the Premo also.
Dawn Stubitsch
http://www.thumbprintkids.com
http://www.thumbprintkids.com/pages/caketoppers.html
"Allen Mealer" wrote in message
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I'm going to give polymer clay a try and bought a sample pack of Sculpy
III
from my local Wal-Mart just to play with and try. Since there is a
limited
amount of each color, how would the basic Sculpy white do as a base for
making beads, hearts and other solid-core jewelry?

Thanks,
Allen
Birmingham, AL

OK...guess my next purchase will be some Premo! Thanks for your advice!
BTW, are there any "PolyClay folks" in this area?

Allen
Birmingham, AL

. . .Never having worked with it, I'm wondering why the photo galleries I see
on the Net seem to always show smaller items. Why don't I see things such as,
for example, awards plaques, larger name tags, larger all-poly boxes, etc.? .
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Hi morinal!

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