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Tutorials by Ponsawan Sila
TUTORIALS
All of the tutorials are free. Some were my own idea, some were inspired by other Artists. If you want to put them somewhere else, please let me know, or just credit me in some way. Thanks.
I will start putting more tutorials on my blog. I am still taking care of my daughter but got more time to clay and play. The Polymer Clay community had been given me all the supports I need so I can get through my day.
Enjoy the tutorail and there will be more to come.
I will start putting more tutorials on my blog. I am still taking care of my daughter but got more time to clay and play. The Polymer Clay community had been given me all the supports I need so I can get through my day.
Enjoy the tutorail and there will be more to come.
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About Me
- Silastones
- I started making Polymer clay beads in 2005. I sold my first batch and started sending them out to the bead stores and bead shows. I started a blog to share my experieces with polymer clay and started a tutorial blog to show how I make some of my beads.
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May
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- SKINNER BLEND GANEHere is a twist from Dominique's...
- LAVA BEADS I mixed the caramel color clay with som...
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- HOW TO MAKE A FRAME FOR THAT THINGYou probably hav...
- Lay the design piece, face down, on top of the sma...
- Trim the top part of the frame to the thickness yo...
- Lay the second piece of Black clay on top of the f...
- Put the design sheet back in the frame, press it d...
- Trim the sides and the bottom as shown.
- Turn the pendant around so you can work on the top...
- Here's the finished pendants. You can lift the des...
- This is how I make my , "Cherry Blossom" texture p...
- Just trim the edge and baked.Now, if you don't wan...
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5 comments:
Wonderful idea, making lava beads with salt crystals!!!
Bravo!
Thanks, Berenice. Try it with different color clay, they look interesting too.
thanks you very much for the lesson! =)
i just followed you directions for the lava beads and loved it. it's my first experience with polymer clay.
Just wanted to let you know I posted about this tutorial on my blog. Not the first time I have written about your work! You inspire me. Thanks.
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