Polymer beads

A big part of what got me going with polymer clay was the potential for very, very cool beads. At the time, I hadn’t really found clay online and had a book from the library and one from the …

How to Make Polymer Clay Beads :): In this tutorial I will explain how to make polyester beads to create a beautiful necklace or bracelet. Polymers are materials made of long, repeating chains of molecules. The materials have unique properties, depending on the type of molecules bein…

Multicolored Clay Beads. These Polymer Clay Beads are excellent for DYI bracelets, necklaces, earrings, DYI gifts and home and wedding decorations. Great quality & great value for your original jewerly designs. Intended only for adult fashion and decorative use. Bag Weight 3.05 oz 30 multicolored clay beads. Assorted sizes and shapes BUYERS YOU MAY OR MAY NOT RECEIVE BEADS AS PICTURED. THEY ARE ASSORTED To shop more unique high quality items from my store click the link below…

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A perfect tutorial if you would like to know how to make and bake polymer clay beads

Choose your size- we have three. These balls are equal sizes, and they reduce the amount of time and effort you need to spend to make small sections for creating leaves, petals, and decorative elements of polymer clay. You can even use them to make clay recipes, as they will turn out equal parts of clay. They do NOT make "perfect beads" as bead making is not their main purpose. How to use: Watch the video to understand fully. Roll a snake of clay that fits in one of the rows, this is the…

Safari polymer clay beads

What is it about rolled beads that fascinates us? Is it because we made them as kids that we want to try them again? These grown-up polymer versions are from Page McNall. She adds graduated color, texture, and embedded trinkets with a wash of c [...]