Thursday, October 11th, 2007
Daily Archive
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Posted by Kira on 11 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Videocasts, surface treatments
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A great video showing you how to use a mold made from polymer clay. You can mold almost anything, using either scrap clay, or products made especially for moldmaking like Superelasticlay or silicone rubber. For a clay mold you will probably need a mold release- this gets between your clay and your mold and helps the clay to “pop” out of the mold, instead of getting stuck in it. You can try cornstarch, powdered pigments, water, or a silicone spray.
Enjoy the video- later this week we will release our full-length downloadable tutorial on how to make buttons and pendants, and how to make your own mold.
Don’t forget to enter our Call for Creativity- if you didn’t listent to last week’s podcast, please do to get all the details!
Posted by Ilysa on 11 Oct 2007 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
My husband Ed and I have a saying that it is perpetual Friday. It always seems like Friday and of course a new show is due out tomorrow. On this episode of Polymer Clay TV, Kira and I show ways to work with polymer clay and molds. If you have ever wanted to try working with polymer clay and molds this episode is a don’t miss. It is a fun and easy technique to learn. I have been teaching for many years and it seems everyone wants to learn how to use molds with the clay. There are so many things you can do with molds, from jewelry to embellishing housewares, the sky is the limit!
If you haven’t started on your entry for the new Call For Creativity you still have time to enter. The deadline to enter this months contest is October 28th, 2007. You can check out the forum and a previous post for all the details on entering. Please feel to contact us with any questions. G0od luck!
We are getting ready to review some of the latest bead and jewelry magazines for the next episode of Polymer Clay Podcast so stay tuned for that, plus we will be receiving some new art magazines to review in the upcoming months so we will keep you posted on those as well. See you tomorrow!
Here is a pendant I have made recently, not sure what I am going to do with it but I thought I would share.
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