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Classy Clay

With Rubber Stamps and Wire
Deborah Anderson | Desiree McCrorey | Emi Fukushima | Kim Korringa | Toni Belonogoff
$7.99 USD
$7.99 USD
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Product Type: Paperback / softback

Description

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Classy Clay takes polymer clay crafting to a new level of creativity and artistry. Here are surprising and delightful jewelry, notecards, boxes, and more for you to make, all with step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and ideas on how to develop your own designs. You'll learn to think in new ways and combine new materials. Combine your clay with wire, metallic rub-ons, metallic foil, pearlescent powders, rubber stamps, or acrylic paints. Instructions on how to coil and bend your jewelry findings are included, allowing you to make your designs your own! The themes here are as whimsical as the material: kitty cats, dragonflies, hearts, and stars. There is even a project just for shoe lovers. Pendants and boxes! Necklaces and earrings! And more. Each project is more remarkable and colorful than the one before it. So don't wait. Make clay into something special!

Details

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Pages 20
Publish Date 2002-01-01
Series  
Size 8.5" x 11.0" x 0.0"
Author Deborah Anderson | Desiree McCrorey | Emi Fukushima | Kim Korringa | Toni Belonogoff
Product Form Paperback / softback

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About the Author

Deborah Anderson has 30 years experience working with leather and clay. She is a current HIA member, teacher/designer, and write articles for craft magazines. | Desiree McCrorey is co-founder of the South Bay Polymer Clay Guild. She has crafted for most of her life and was introduced to polymer clay in 1993. | Emi Fukushima teaches and demonstrates polymer clay in Japan, Hawaii, and California. She is a professional demonstrator at major trade shows and contribute sto craft books and project articles for many craft magazines. Contact Emi at: Ecreations@aol.com | Kim Korringa has been working with polymer clay since 1993. A lifelong artist, Kim worked as a graphic illustrator in Silicon Valley for 14 years before beginning her polymer clay jewelry business. | Toni has been working with polymer clay for 6 years and finds it an excellent stress-reliever from her job as a lawyer

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