I prepared for you a polymer clay frog diy tutorial. Check out the steps on how to create it! It's so easy to make this little frog . Enjoy!

Cute polar bear charm made with air-dry clay. Video demo by CuteTanpopo.

Here are some Cute Clay Art Tutorials for Kids. most of the kids love to squeeze play dough between their fingers. And they will try to make up various different shapes and things out of that with their own creativity and mind. If you haven’t noticed this thing before, just test it with your kid.

I mostly work with oven-bake polymer clays but I do play with them all, on occasion. Of the air drying clay ones I like the effect of cold porcelains best. They have a nice delicate translucence wh…

Learn how to make silver clay jewellery using foraged natural finds with inspiration from Emma Mitchell & simple step by steps

You’ve made your beautiful air dry clay pot, now what? How do you seal and protect your finished piece? Air dry clay can be used to make almost anything. You don’t need any special tools or equipment and there’s no kiln needed to achieve a beautiful end product. But without a kiln how do you glaze a

Spooky season is here! This craft tutorial teaches you how to make these DIY Clay Ghosts. All you need is your favorite clay!

Looking for an innovative craft project? Learn how to embroider on clay and make beautiful, unique pendants with our easy guide!

Follow my easy tutorial to make and your own DIY intaglios using air-dry clay. Then learn how to mount and frame them for the perfect art.

I’ve been exploring lots of new techniques with polymer clay over the last few months and I promise I will write a few more simple tutorials to show you how to create some of my favourites. …

In this tutorial we'll show you how easy it is to instantly add decorative patterns to your clay creations using clay baked napkin bowls to demonstrate the process.

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Don’t you just adore discovering new ways to utilize tools and materials you already have? It’s like a burst of creativity that justifies holding onto those items that may not see daily…

Do you want to learn how to create miniature watermelons out of polymer clay? Then this tutorial is for you! I will teach you how to make a juicy and ripe watermelon using a cane made out of polymer clay. I will show you in grams and proportions which colors of polymer clay to mix to achieve the perfect ripeness. You will also learn how to create stripes for the watermelon that will look perfect in macro photography. This tutorial is suitable for beginners and experienced artists. You will receive a detailed description of the process of creating a miniature watermelon and many useful tips. With this tutorial, you will be able to create beautiful and realistic miniatures for your projects. Purchase this tutorial today and start creating your unique miniatures! In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a whole watermelon, half a watermelon, and slices, but it does not include how to create a ceramic plate.

Here's an easy DIY tutorial for creating this beautiful gold rimmed ruffled bowl using air dry clay and liquid gold leaf!

This clay house is SO CUTE, and it's really easy to make! Place an electric tealight or fairy lights inside and turn this house made of air dry clay into a fun mantel decoration. Use it at Christmas or any time of year! This is a perfect project for beginners to working with clay, and there's no special tools required. Use our free printable templates to make your air dry clay house in 2 different sizes! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run this

Incorporate nature into your Christmas decor with these clay leaf print ornaments! They are super easy to make.

PROJECT TITLE: MOKUME GANE Skill Level: Basic Knowledge of Polymer Clay Minimum Supplies Needed: Basic Supplies & 1 Cup of Coffee Time to make 1 Mokume Gane Loaf: Approximately 45 minutes from start until ready to use on your own creation Purchase some of our Mokume Gane items here These are the basic supplies you will need: Blades, needle tools, ball tipped tools, and other tools to indent your clay, as well as a piece of cardstock or other paper to work on, and a pasta machine. And don't forget the most important: a cup of coffee. Next choose 4 colors of clay. You will need 1/4 a block of each color you choose. Make sure at least ONE is a metallic clay. You will be adding glitter, embossing powders, and metallic leaf to some of the clays. Also grab ONE full block of translucent clay. Next condition all your clay and keep them separate. You can do this however you like, with your hands, cutting it into pieces, running through a pasta machine, banging on it with your roller...whatever works for you. If you are using a pasta machine, run it through the pasta machine on the largest setting. Next, pick what you're going to use to accent your clay. This will give to mokume gane a nice texture and a surprise with every slice! (For the block you'll see me make here, I used copper leaf, and 2 different glitters.) Next put your leafing on your Transparent clay only. You'll notice the pieces on the right hand side are almost completely covered with foil. These two pieces are covered front AND back. The two pieces on the left are covered (lightly) on one side only. Next choose 2 of your clays to add glitters to. For this I chose pink & orange. I added regular sparkle glitter to the orange clay and pink glitter to the pink clay. Your conditioned clays with their inclusions and additives are now ready. Run them through the pasta machine at the 5th largest setting. Now stack your clays in any pattern you wish. I usually stack one sided leafed transparent, color, 2 sided leafed transparent, color, 2 sided leafed transparent, color, & one sided transparent. This will make the beginning of your loaf. This is an 8 layered loaf. Now use your roller and flatten the loaf. You're going to put it through your pasta machine at the largest setting, so flatten it by hand as much as you can. It will be really long and flat after running it through the pasta machine. Now cut the loaf in half (just eyeball it, no need to be exact). Here's the important part....stack it the EXACT same way! Do NOT turn the loaf over. Now you have a 16 layer loaf. Continue to roll our your new loaf of clay. Cut in half and stack the SAME WAY again. Now you have 32 layers! Now repeat! Roll the 32 layers again to flatten.... Then cute in half again & restack. Now you have 64 layers of clay! Again, roll the clay. This constant rolling locks the layers together and gets the air bubbles out. Check out your hard work! 64 layers of colorful, wonderful, yumminess! Now squish and mold into a block with your hands. Constant pressure and rolling to create a thick block, or loaf. Your loaf should now be seamless with no funny ends sticking out. Now take that loaf, pick a side, and poke it! Use whatever you have. Do some things deeply and some things only part way, while others should remain shallow. Here's what I did to my loaf. But...you're not finished yet. Now slice through it! Do it shallow, halfway, deep, whatever! Use whatever blades you have, crinkle, flexible, straight, whatever. Now you're going to push it back into a "healed" loaf. Use your hands and push, push, push. The clay should be very soft by the point and push easily. Remember you can't mess this up, so just push! Here's what my loaf looked like after I "healed" the impressions that I made on it. Now roll over it again to seal it and take out the majority of the air bubbles. Here's my healed and rolled loaf. NOW TURN THE BLOCK OVER TO THE OTHER SIDE & DO THE WHOLE THING AGAIN! Poke your holes and get some stress relief... Use your blades to relieve even more stress... Now push it all back together and heal the loaf! Push until it won't heal any longer. Now roll over the top to flatten the loaf, continuing to heal it and get out any extraneous air bubbles. This is VERY important, Turn the clay so that you can see the "grain" of the loaf you've created. Use your flexible blade and slice the same direction as the "grain" of the clay. Slice as thin a sheet as possible. Here's the first pattern that was revealed in our loaf. As you cut, you will reveal new treasures, hidden secrets, and really cool designs in your loaf. Now what?! Use your Mokume Gane to decorate pens, your tools, make jewelry and beads, whatever your heart desires. Here's some of the recent Mokume Gane loafs that we have made. Notice how each and every block is different?! This is the really neat part to Mokume Gane. I've really fallen in love with Mokume Gane and can't wait to explore all of its possibilities! Here's one of the items we created with the Mokume Gane loaf we showed you how to make above: ***Please know that there are MANY ways to make Mokume Gane from polymer clay. This is the method that I prefer and that works best for me.***

Looking for a fun project to get into? Look no further than making your own paper clay! Not only is it a great material to work with for Christmas crafts, but you won’t believe what this clay…

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Make your own beads for jewelry and accessories with this polymer clay tutorial!

Animal pinch pots are a fun clay lesson for older kids and middle school students. Build a clay elephant with step-by-step instructions.

Enjoy evocative spring crochet daffodils in various free patterns for beginners and more complex designs. Create unique accessories or incorporate them into larger items like bags, blankets, or pillows.

How to Get Started With Precious Metal Clay Jewelry: In this project I am documenting my first experiments with precious metal clay jewelry and am going to share some of the tips and tricks and tricks I have learnt along the way as well as some of the things I've realized do not work well, which I lea…