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• 2 - 2 oz of high contrast polymer clay colors, 3 oz of scrap clay
• I used Kato Polyclay in white and a teal I mixed myself
• PolyPaste
• Repel Gel• Clay Blade - Nublade
• Acrylic Rod
• Pasta Machine
• Ruler or Marxit
• Deli wrap - paper and uncoated (candy paper)
• Water in a spray bottle
• Dapping Block and medium size light bulb
• Texture - ClayYo, Rubit-Scrubit pad, or 60 grit sandpaper
• 220 grit sandpaper
• CA glue• 4 - 3/16 x 1/32 strong flat rare earth magnets
• 25" of Accuflex beading wire
• 6" of thin craft wire
• 2 crimp beads
• 12 rubber O-rings
• Crimping pliers and wire cutters
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Judy Belcher
After years of toiling as a corporate accountant, Judy put those math and business skills to work in a joyfilled career as an artist working with polymer clay. Her work has been juried into several national exhibits and is sold in retail galleries across the US. Authoring “Polymer Clay Creative Traditions” and releasing an instructional DVD entitled “Millefiori Story” fulfilled her desire to do research on this incredibly versatile medium and share that enthusiasm with others.
Judy has co-authored three other books and appeared on television shows, including The...
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- Excellent tutorial Review by Judy
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I've purchased this tutorial and have used it in many of my projects. Judy is an excellent teacher, and I have never had an issue with understanding her methods. She is very clear and concise. I highly recommend this tutorial to a person that is just beginning to clay as well as the person who has experience with clay.
Happy claying!
Judy A Kent (Posted on 11/13/14)
