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We've got polymer clays for you! Explore poly clay products, tools, projects, and more. Then, add your imagination and create fantastic works of art! Anything you can imagine, you can create with clay!

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Fleurs et Papillons

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Single-Strand Necklace and Earring Set with Riverstone Gemstone Beads, Cernit® Polymer Clay and Silver-Plated Brass Chain

Earrings with Premo! Sculpey® Polymer Clay

Pendant with Polymer Clay, Swarovski Crystal and Mica Powder

Stamped Mokume Gane Pendant using Hill-Tribe Silver Pendant

Single-Strand Necklace with Kato Polyclay™ and Black Rubber Cord

Striped Polymer Charm Bracelet with Memory Wire

The earrings are made using a slightly smaller version of the face mold used in the bracelet project.

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How to Videos Featuring Creative Clays

Applying Swellegant!™ to Polymer Clay

Turn your jewelry clay projects into a metallic piece by applying Swellegant!™ metal coatings, dyes and patinas. Award-winning artist and always-entertaining instructor Christi Friesen walks you through this tutorial on how to apply Swellegant! to...

Baking Polymer Clay

The always-delightful, polymer clay guru Christi Friesen shows it’s a piece of cake to properly bake polymer clay creations.

How to Use the Tri-Bead Roller™

Place the alignment bar on the base of the roller into the small channel on the top of the roller.

Using the JoolTool™ to Sand, Buff and Polish Polymer Clay

The Jooltool® does more than polish metal and gemstones; this polishing system can also put the finishing touches on polymer clay creations. See the steps to sand, buff and polish polyclay led by renowned mixed media artist Lisa Pavelka.

Artist Brushes

Brush up on jewelry-making artist brushes in this show-and-tell with Christi Friesen, polymer clay artist and expert, who is showcasing the Royal and Langnickel® Mini Magestic™ brush set. Brush up on artist brushes with renowned polymer clay artist...

Christi Friesen Presents ''Using 'Swellegant!™ Metal Coatings and Colorants''

Here's a bit of how-to, and some tips and other fun stuff you ought to know!The 'Swellegant' line is made up of five metal coatings, three patinas, thirteen dye-oxides and one clear sealant. All of the products are non-hazardous. If you would like...

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Featured Clay Artists & Articles

Christi Friesen

Multimedia artist Christi Friesen is most notably recognized for her innovative approach to polymer clay designs. Her cover piece, , began, like most of her complex necklaces, with sketches to bring to life a ''half-formed idea.'' Although Christi...

Lisa Pavelka

Lisa's work and tutorials can be found in several books and DVDs she has authored as well as the numerous magazine articles and...

Tammy Honaman

Tammy Honaman has been making jewelry for over 15 years, working in a variety of media, including metal clay, wire, sheet metal, polymer clay, glass and beads...

Blending Colors in Polymer

Color was what originally attracted me to polymer clay. The colors available whetted my appetite and fueled my senses. As my interest in the medium grew, I found the need to blend colors. When creating items in a production style, it became...

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Tutorials Featuring Creative Clays

Bake Kato Polyclay™, How-To

Make your own beads, unlike anything you've ever seen ~ recreate the look of natural materials such as ivory, turquoise, jade, carnelian, agate, marble and lapis lazuli (to name but a few). You can stamp it, sand it, engrave it and paint it. You can...

Creating a Colorful Liquid Polyclay™ Sheet

Pour a small amount of the clear Liquid Polyclay onto a ceramic tile. Tilt the tile to spread the liquid out in an even layer. This will be the base of your sheet so work the liquid until it is as large as you would like your finished sheet to be;...

Making a Butterfly Cane

The cane shown in these instructions is the Monarch butterfly. However, you can get very creative with colors and patterns, making fantasy butterflies of all colors and shapes. The instructions will show how to make one wing of the butterfly;...

Making a Tiger Lily Cane

To make the cane, fold the gradient clay back and forth onto itself. It does not matter which color you begin with. After the second fold, add two pieces of the worm clay across the 4-inch width of the gradient. After the fourth fold, add one piece...

Making a Feather Cane

Choose the colors of scrap clay that you like together. For making the feather cane used in the Jungle Crown, use browns and gold. Using the clay blade, chop the clay into little pieces and arrange them in the color pattern you would like for your...

How to Use the Kemper® Clay Square Hole Cutters

Push cutting end straight through uncured clay.

The gin transfer method with Kato Polyclay™

Extruding Clay with the Makin's Professional® Ultimate Clay Extruder®

Extruders are great for creating long continual shapes of clay. The clay can then be used as a border, decorative element in a design or sliced to create multiples of the same shape to be used however you like. Each extruder works with polymer and...

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