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HIA 2004: Play with Polymer Clay

Special Presentation : Episode HHOB1-S04 -- More Projects »
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One of the challenges of styling with polymer clay has just been overcome! Lisa Pavelka has created the only instant-bonding glue designed for use at high temperatures. The product is design for use with temperatures up to 300 F degrees (149 C degrees), so you can bake your polymer clay creation in the oven.

Website: www.HeartInHandStudio.com

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By using up your bits and pieces of polymer clay and rolling them through your pasta machine, you can create different color combinations that give the effect of rocks and stone. Tearing the stone-like clay into pieces gives you dramatic shards that can be used in altered books, scrapbooks or any other creative way you can think of!

Website: www.Amaco.com

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Polymer clay pushes the design envelope when Marie Segal shows how to crochet with polymer clay! The secret is in the preparation...baking the clay in strands and then gluing the strands together to create the ball of "yarn" is a neat trick. Once you have your ball of yarn, you just crochet the old fashioned way!

Website: www.Sculpey.com

Also in this Episode
Special Presentation : Episode HHOB1-S04
•HIA 2004: Sensational Scrapbooking
•HIA 2004: Metal Mania
•HIA 2004: Nifty Needle Arts
•HIA 2004: Quick and Easy Crafts
•HIA 2004: Paper's Possibilities
•HIA 2004: Creative Crafting and Contest Winners
•HIA 2004: Play with Polymer Clay
•Editor's Picks 2004: Scrapbooking and Paper Crafts
•Editor's Picks 2004: Painting and Rubber Stamping
•Editor's Picks 2004: General Crafts and Jewelry
•Editor's Picks 2004: Sewing, Fabric and Needle Crafts
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