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Class Materials List
• Polymer clay: white (approx 1 ounce)
• Block of scrap clay
• Sharp tissue blade
• Small ceramic tile
• Talcum powder or cornstarch
• Soft paintbrush
• Acrylic block
• Skewer
• Pasta machine
• Ball stylus
• Circle cutters (1cm and 5cm diameter)
• Knitting needle or similar
• Coarse sandpaper
• Selection of handmade moldsMaterials required for coloring your bead:
• Oil paint
• Old toothbrush
• Rubber gloves
• Paper towel
• Ceramic tile or similar for paint palette
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Debbie Crothers
Community art is a passion of hers and Debbie has been involved in the planning and organization of a range of polymer clay community projects.
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Customer Reviews
- great tutorial Review by diana
- this tutorial is loads of fun. I've spent hours and hours making molds of everything I can get my hands on, and then sticking them on the beads. The tut is well explained, easy to follow and addictive. (Posted on 4/8/14)
- Fun tutorial Review by Diana
- This is one of the most enjoyable tutorials I've ever bought. Making these beads gives hours of entertainment and the results are great. Ever since I bought it, I can't stop making these beads. Thank you Debbie, for hours of fun. (Posted on 4/8/14)
