This category contains resources, instructions and non commercial artist's exhibits pertaining to polymer clay.
Polymer Clay originated in Germany in the late 1930's. Mrs.Rehbinder accidentally discovered this chemical by-product during WWII. He...
This page was last updated on September 5th, 2008
This page was last updated on September 5th, 2008
Polymer Clay (from Modeling Compounds)
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Italy Clay
Lessons and techniques, project pages, book lists, and other learning tools. Available in English, Italian, and Spanish.
Angel's Landing
Selection of items designed by artist Judi Maddigan using push molds. Includes project instructions, links to suppliers, and a FAQ section.
The Draggle's Lair
Selection of creations with notes on how they were made. Includes figures, jewelry, pens, and image transfers. Also includes an extensive artist and how-to links section.
L.A.D. Creations
Wall art, scenes, and three-dimensional illustrations. Contains completed items as well as a view of works in progress. Also contains tutorials, tips, related links, a recommended reading section, and a FAQ.
Jim's Polymer Clay Page
Definitions, links, information on chat forums and newsgroups, as well as a listing of guilds.
Rings and Things: Polymer Clay
Information on the differences between brands, a FAQ, and hints, as well as links to guilds.
Polymer Clay Haven
Offers basic information and discussion about the artform. Contains a feature artist interview area, event listings, guild information, project ideas and lessons, and product reviews.
ClayCaricatures.com
Showcase of clay animation and caricature work. Features a gallery of sculpted characters and samples of clay animation created for Disney.
Polymer Clay Central
Detailed project information and online lesson area, as well as a featured artist section, a message board and chat forum.
Ravensdale Conference
Information on an annual conference hosted by the Northwest Polymer Clay Guild, in Olympia, Washington.
Glass Attic
Information and instruction on techniques, as well as various lesson pages, a listing of supply sources, information on tools, and problem solving. Also contains illustrated examples and tips on photographing works.
PolymerClayArt - Japan
Activities listings including exhibitions, workshops, and art-related tours.
Simply Darling Creations
Artist information, studio photographs, show schedule, and how-to information. Also features information on disks for use with a clay gun and a gallery of finished works.
The Polymer Clayspot
Techniques and projects, gallery of works, help for the newbie, and an extensive FAQ area.
Sky Grazer Designs
Basic instructional area, extensive links section, image gallery of previous works, and a glossary section.
Polymer Clay People
Book links and recommendations, project pages, articles, and e-mail group membership information.
Beadwrangler ClayArts
Features free workshops, links, book and magazine reviews, a gallery, organizations, and an events page.
Lessons and techniques, project pages, book lists, and other learning tools. Available in English, Italian, and Spanish.
Selection of items designed by artist Judi Maddigan using push molds. Includes project instructions, links to suppliers, and a FAQ section.
Selection of creations with notes on how they were made. Includes figures, jewelry, pens, and image transfers. Also includes an extensive artist and how-to links section.
Wall art, scenes, and three-dimensional illustrations. Contains completed items as well as a view of works in progress. Also contains tutorials, tips, related links, a recommended reading section, and a FAQ.
Definitions, links, information on chat forums and newsgroups, as well as a listing of guilds.
Information on the differences between brands, a FAQ, and hints, as well as links to guilds.
Offers basic information and discussion about the artform. Contains a feature artist interview area, event listings, guild information, project ideas and lessons, and product reviews.
Showcase of clay animation and caricature work. Features a gallery of sculpted characters and samples of clay animation created for Disney.
Detailed project information and online lesson area, as well as a featured artist section, a message board and chat forum.
Information on an annual conference hosted by the Northwest Polymer Clay Guild, in Olympia, Washington.
Information and instruction on techniques, as well as various lesson pages, a listing of supply sources, information on tools, and problem solving. Also contains illustrated examples and tips on photographing works.
Activities listings including exhibitions, workshops, and art-related tours.
Artist information, studio photographs, show schedule, and how-to information. Also features information on disks for use with a clay gun and a gallery of finished works.
Techniques and projects, gallery of works, help for the newbie, and an extensive FAQ area.
Basic instructional area, extensive links section, image gallery of previous works, and a glossary section.
Book links and recommendations, project pages, articles, and e-mail group membership information.
Features free workshops, links, book and magazine reviews, a gallery, organizations, and an events page.
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