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Art of Polymer Clay, Donna Kato
When The Art of Polymer Clay first appeared in 1997, polymer clay was undergoing a revival in the U.S., but its full creative potential had yet to be explored. With this book, author and artist Donna Kato helped change all that by introducing crafters to the vast range of polymer clay techniques, from millefiori to imitative to sculpture. Today millions of people enjoy creating with exciting, easy-to-use polymer clay. This season, Watson-Guptill is pleased to present the book that helped start the...
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Create stunning designs such as the ones shown below, from left to right: Etched Disc Bracelet by Louise Fischer Cozzi and Mosaic Houses Brooches by Lindly Haunani as seen in "The Art of Jewelry Polymer Clay" #6982. Hinged Locket by Mike Buesseler, and Marbled Necklace by Karen and Ann Mitchell.
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Colors are for reference only due to variances in color resolution of your computer.
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The Art of Polymer Clay: Designs and Techniques for Creating Jewelry, Pottery, and Decorative Artwork
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Have you spent hours surfing the net trying to find tutorials or "how to's" for your polymer clay projects? Yes? Well, I know how time consuming, not to mention frustrating, it can be. I've already spent many hours over the years collecting a master list of links to every tutorial I could find! Over 200 links to get you doing your clay work like a pro! No matter what kind of project interests you, you'll be sure to find tutorials and lots of helpful information within this Categorized list of polymer...
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A thousand and one ideas for making beautiful polymer clay millefiori. In Venetian glassmaking, slender rods of molten glass are shaped, then cut to reveal amazingly detailed patterns: flowers, geometric shapes, dancing colors. These slices are called millefiori, “thousand flowers,” because they form a carpet of flowers when placed side by side. Now celebrity author Donna Kato shows crafters exactly how to re-create these intricate, fascinating designs in polymer clay. The Art of Polymer Clay Millefiori...
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Polymer Clay Roller. Solid acrylic rod. Helps condition clay. Rolls clay sheets. Smoothes clay surfaces. 8" length. Non-stick surface. Wipe with alcohol for easy clean-up. Perfect travel size. Conditioning polymer clay and rolling sheets with Clay Roller™ 1. Cut clay into 3/16" thick slices. 2. Using the Clay Roller™, roll and flatten the slice to a thickness of 1/8". 3. Fold sheet in half and roll again to a thickness of 1/8". 4. Continue folding and rolling until the clay is soft and pliable. Smoothing...
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Makins 7" Professional Ultimate Clay Machine With Non-Stick Rollers. The Atlas WILL fit and work with this Machine. Used and endorsed by Donna Kato
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Once you begin viewing "Potpourri Of Polymer Clay Techniques," with Donna Kato, you'll want to grab your clay and tools, roll up your sleeves, and start implementing the techniques she teaches you right away.
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2 ozs.Tip: Mix gold with your leftovers, it makes a very cool verdigris green! I absolutely love it!
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Have fun creating with 2 ounce block of Kato Polyclay. This clay will take 10 minutes to harden in a 300 degree Fahrenheit or 150 degree Celsius oven.
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My Favorite Things in ....Polymer Clay by Donna Kato allows you to experience the energy and excitement of polymer clay with popular clay artists. Each member of the team offers their favorite technique, creating a tantalizing array of jewelry, home decor and gift items.
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The Art of Polymer Clay
The only book on polymer clay not limited to a single application, this step-by-step resource includes well-illustrated project instructions for earrings, bead bracelets, napkin rings, candlesticks, animal figurines, and even a birdhouse. 200 color illustrations.
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Create stunning designs such as the ones shown below, from left to right: Etched Disc Bracelet by Louise Fischer Cozzi and Mosaic Houses Brooches by Lindly Haunani as seen in "The Art of Jewelry Polymer Clay" #6982. Hinged Locket by Mike Buesseler, Marbled Necklace by Karen and Ann Mitchell, and Filigree Bead Necklace by Aya Teshima as seen in "Polymer Pizzazz" #6593.
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Polymer clay has grown and grown and grown in popularity since the publication of Donna Kato's best-selling "The Art of Polymer Clay" in 1997. And there have been so many technical advances, too. Now poly-diva Donna Kato presents an all-new look at one of crafters' all-time favorite mediums. "Donna Kato's Polymer Clay Innovations" begins with the essentials of polymer clay, including its working properties, plus tools, curing, safety recommendations, and color blending (with full information on the...
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Polymer clay has grown and grown and grown in popularity since the publication of Donna Kato's best-selling The Art of Polymer Clay in 1997. And there have been so many technical advances, too. Now poly-diva Donna Kato presents an all-new look at one of crafters' all-time favorite mediums. The Art Of Polymer Clay Surface Effects begins with the essentials of polymer clay, including its working properties, plus tools, curing, safety recommendations, and color blending (with full information on the...
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Now in Stock Order your copy of Donna Kato's new book, "The Art of Polymer Clay: Millefiori Techniques". 400 images 176 pages.
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Prevents polymer clay from adhering to itself when cured.
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This new clay is great! When doing canes or millefiori you'll find cleaner cuts with colors remaining defined! Be sure to check out the 3oz Kato Clay Bars! Great deal and since they are being discontinued for the smaller sizes, you are sure to make your money go farther! Please note that Kato Clay is a top clay to use for milliefiori. Our clay is fresh, kept out of the light, and in a cooled environment. It is more difficult to condition than the other brands, however with a little patience...
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The next canes you'll create are the most intricate of all: The Face Cane, and the Crescent Moon and Stars Cane. As for the Face Cane, Marie says "It's hard to say where to start. Some people start with the nose. Others with the eyes." Marie suggests you create your individual facial components... eyes, nose, and mouth... first, and then build the rest of the face. But where you begin is unimportant as long as each facial component is proportional to the rest. And you'll see how easy this is once...
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Now on DVD! Transform ordinary objects around your home into artistic treasures. Let renown Master Polymer Clay Artisan, Donna Kato, take you on a tour of the many ways you can use the new clays,the most versatile and user-friendly art medium available. Simply bake it in your home oven and within minutes,the clay is ôcured.ö Learn how to make a simple lime cane, sculpt a bear, create molds,simulate stone, deco-rate with mosaics,transfer images,plus many other easy to follow techniques and projects...
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Kato Polyclay™ is easy to condition with no crumbling. Slice the polyclay into pieces approximately 3/16" thick and roll through the thickest setting of your pasta machine. Finish by folding and rolling. Or, by hand, cut the clay into chunks and knead until it is soft and pliable.
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