The Polymer Clay Podcast

In this episode I’m reviewing Sculpey Premo Turquoise Granite Polymer Clay.  It has flecks and variations that mimic real turquoise without the weight of the stone.  I’m also talking about a new technique I tried out to add dimension to polymer clay pieces.  

Here are the links to the turquoise granite polymer clay and the shape cutters that I talk about in this episode.  The acrylic paint I used was a mixture of Plaza Studio Series, Liquitex Basics, and Artist’s Loft brand acrylic paints.  

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Music Credits: 

"Bright Wish" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In this episode I’m reviewing Sculpey Premo Opal Polymer Clay.  It is a slightly translucent clay with iridescent flakes that resemble an opal.  

Here are the links to the opal clay and the extruder that I talk about in this episode.  Be sure to check out Scrap B-More or your own local creative reuse store!    

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Music Credits: 

"Bright Wish" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In this episode I’m reviewing a sgraffito technique from the book Bead-Making Lab: 52 Explorations for Crafting Beads from Polymer Clay, Plastic, Paper, Stone, Wood, Fiber, and Wire by Heather Powers.  I highly recommend this book.  This tutorial was fun and had a beautiful result.    

Here’s the book I used today: Bead-Making Lab: 52 Explorations for Crafting Beads from Polymer Clay, Plastic, Paper, Stone, Wood, Fiber, and Wire by Heather Powers.    

Here are links to the clay, red and orange paints, and linoleum cutter (mine only came with three blades) that I used in this episode.  

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Music Credits: 

"Bright Wish" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In this episode I’m reviewing an alcohol ink marbling technique from the book Bead-Making Lab: 52 Explorations for Crafting Beads from Polymer Clay, Plastic, Paper, Stone, Wood, Fiber, and Wire by Heather Powers.  I highly recommend this book.  This tutorial was fun and had a beautiful result.    

Here’s the book I used today: Bead-Making Lab: 52 Explorations for Crafting Beads from Polymer Clay, Plastic, Paper, Stone, Wood, Fiber, and Wire by Heather Powers.    

Here are links to the clay and alcohol ink that I used in this episode.  

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Music Credits: 

"Bright Wish" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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In this episode I’m reviewing the “Clay Charm Creations - Polymer Clay Jewelry” kit from 5 Below. Unfortunately it is only sold in stores. While I wouldn’t recommend this kit, it certainly was a unique experience!

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Music Credits: 

"Bright Wish" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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Welcome to the first episode of the Polymer Clay Podcast! In this episode I'm sharing all of my tips and tricks for working with resin in my polymer clay practice

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Here are the links to the equipment I reference in the episode: Resin kit - UV Light - Respirator

Music Credits: 

"Bright Wish" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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