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This week we have a new episode of Polymer Clay TV and we will be demonstrating how to do the silkscreen technique. All you need is a silkscreen stencil an old credit card and some acrylic paint. It is an easy effective technique that I think you will enjoy as much as I do.We have just added some more polymer clay tutorials to Crafted Online www.craftedonline.com

Marie Segal has just added her Hearts of Many Dimensions tutorial to the line up and it is an awesome tutorial. Y

As you can see we have quite a few polymer clay tutorials on the site. Another tutorial was just added by Rachel on creating polymer clay transfers with T-shirt transfer paper. If you ever wanted to learn this technique this is a great tutorial to do so.

In case you did not notice the site has under gone a face lift and there are more changes to come. We are constantly striving for improvement and we welcome any suggestions. We want the site to be easy to navigate and will be making more changes in the near future.

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Please stop by our Important Survey page to take our demographics survey. We would really like to know who our listeners are, and so would our podcast sponsors. Ilysa is going to CHA next month, and is planning on talking to the companies that would be interested in our show, and they will want to know the info we are asking. It will really help us and will take less than a minute of your time. Thanks!

This week, Ilysa talks about how wonderful it is to use tiny silkscreens to transfer patterns onto your clay. We also discuss the internet topics, What is a podcast, and What is an RSS feed? It appears that some of our audience aren’t totally familiar with the terms. A Podcast is basically a privately run radio show (videocast or vodcast being the privately run TV show) and an RSS feed is a way to search blogs and sites for a specific topic, and have updates delivered to you via a “feed” that comes through a feed site, or your email. It’s a quick and easy way to get updated information from your favorite sites on your favorite topics, without having to visit 50 websites every day to check for updates manually.

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I just wanted to let everyone know about some of the tutorials we have on Crafted Online. There is a wide variety of tutorials in a large variety of mediums but there are quite a few just on polymer clay. We will be adding a tutorial by Marie Segal in the next day or so, so make sure to check back for that, it is a great tutorial that I am sure you will love. Check out some of the offerings at www.craftedonline.com.

We also have some upcoming classes with polymer clay artists as well. Kathleen Sweening will be teaching a class on creating whimsical jelly roll canes. Sarajane Helm is teaching a class on making a miniature vanity set that sounds like a lot of fun. Eugenia Topina is teaching her faux enamaling and how to sculpt gorgeous orchids.

If you are an artist and you create pdf tutorials or you would like to teach a class or record a video, please feel free to get in touch with us at craftedonline@gmail.com or polymerclaypodcast@yahoo.com

Make sure to come back Friday for a new episode of Polymer Clay Podcast.

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On this weeks Polymer Clay Podcast the topic will be silkscreening on polymer clay and next week on Polymer Clay TV you will get to see the demo. I have fallen in love with this technique and keep trying new things and designs. There is a product on the market where you can create your own stencils, we have plans to do so but it just has not happened yet. One of these days. This is an easy technique and does not involve many supplies. All you need is some acrylic paint, a silkscreen stencil and something to pull the paint across the stencil, like a credit card. Here are a few photos of some of the designs I have made. Enjoy!

This weeks featured member of the PCAGOE is http://www.lemachidesigns.etsy.com

I love the way she uses faces in her artwork and everyone is so different. You can check out her etsy shop to see more of her beautiful designs.

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Check out this week’s demo on how EASY and magical it is to use our Magic Transfer Paper. It’s a new product that we scoped out for you (and for us!) to make everyone’s life easier.

You can buy it in our shop.

You can watch the show at this link:
http://polymerclayproductions.libsyn.com

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