There are over 200 pages full of pictures and
info about polymer clay, textiles, beads, dolls, miniatures, costumes, masks
and collectables intertwined
into this website. I don't want to clutter things up with too many
buttons, so only a few are shown at left. Click on the Directory
page to browse them all.
You will notice that
most pages on this website use Google's AdSense program that looks at the
content of each page and features ads that "coordinate" with the
subject. Not only is this a great way to find links to sites of interest,
earned revenue helps to financially support this site when viewers click on
the ads. This makes it possible for me to continue adding new content and to
offer up a website filled with over 300 pages for your viewing pleasure
without having to resort to paid memberships to cover my costs. Free is
good!
I recommend looking
into participation in this program if you have a website you would like to
promote or on which to feature themed advertising.
Want to know more about polymer clay?
Here's a page with Frequently
Asked Questions--and answers!
Click here to see the Glossary page with definitions
of terms .
It's as easy as falling
off a blog!
Well, perhaps that's not QUITE the way you've heard the phrase before;
but it does fit the current upswing in "blogs" or web-logs. Take
a look at some of ours, and keep up on what is new here in the various corners
of the Polyclay Gallery.
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On
our PolyMarket Press side of things,
work is progressing on new books. In 2010 we will see the debut of two new books
from me; Making Faces, Molds & Forms and The Art of Polymer Clay
Masks. Learning a lot more about using programs like Adobe
Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign has been keeping me very busy this year, and
now I'm focusing on using them to produce new books.
Here's a look at the covers of The Art of Polymer Clay
Masks, featuring a Noh Maiden mask by Katherine Dewey on the fron, my own
Time Mask and Melanie West's set of ten miniature masks on the back. In
between the covers there will be a LOT more masks!
Judith Skinner is also beginning work on her new book about the
Skinner Blend, the variations of it and the many uses it has for polymer clay.
There is a tentative publication date set for Fall 2010. If you are a polymer
clay artist who uses this technique and you'd like to submit images for
consideration, contact Sarajane Helm at sarajane@polyclay.com
Judith needs high resolution images (300ppi) in a size format to fit
within a 9"x7" pages. Images will be edited as needed to fit. Each
artist will be credited by name so include that along with information as to the
size and listing of all media used.
Here are the books already in print!
Looking for
Rust-Oleum Varathane or other products
and tools to use with polymer clay?
Find amazing sets of cutters, knives and dremel drills, pearl-ex
powders, markers and paints, pasta machines and their motors, books and
lots more here--Visit
Our Amazon Store Section
send email to: Sarajane@polyclay.com
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