Thank You Dreamerkins!! That link you gave us gave me new inspirations on things to do with the clay. I love the site. So many cool things to make & so little time in one day. Thanks again!!!
Angie...............A little bit of love shows up in the things we make! ***Happy Crafting!!***

I found my pasta machine through Fire Mountain Gems for $10. Since they have quantity discounts, I was ordering the clays & accessories, the the silver kit and beads so S&H wasn't that much! Theirs says Polyclay right on it! Works Great!!

Angie...............A little bit of love shows up in the things we make! ***Happy Crafting!!***

Jenx..you truly have great talent.. i love perusing your bucket!

fpe..what a great deal on the machine!!! hope you post some pics of your work...

me? well, i just came across a tote of clay and molds...another 'to do' item that hasn't got done..lol

 

Rudy’s PhotoBucket

Thanks, Rudy.  We can always count on you to make us feel better. 

Jenx

Jenx’s PhotoBucket Metamora IL/Sebring FL (There's a very fine line between hobby and mental illness. Dave Berry)

Hi, I work with clay sometimes. I have a number of posts on my blog and just recieved news I am one of the top 25 finalists in the Staedtler Bottles of Hope challenge. Is anyone else involved with this challenge?  Check my blog for some clay work. http://lettersandlace.blogspot.com/  Let me know if you have a blog..always looking for bloggers to share ideas with.  Lisa

Welcome Lisa, nice work!

Michelle, Manitoba Canada
http://www.forest-of-dreams.com
My blog

Welcome, Lisa! You'll love our neighborhood!
I used to work with kiln-fired clay in college, but we had a huge manual pottery wheel that you turned with your foot. I was unable to do anything on the wheel because I was too short and my feet didn't reach! My instructor was very understanding and told me I could just do hand thrown clay pieces...what else could he say? It was impossible for me to use the wheel! LOL
I do a little work in clay-I have used porcelain clay and am now trying an experiment with the Crayola clay for kids called "Fusion". It is much softer than other clays and the pieces are very lightweight....we'll see. I like a heavier weight piece, but I could combine them with more weighty beads....would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE to try polymer clay!!!!!!!! I need to get an oven though and just haven't gotten around to shopping for one. It looks like so much fun. I have seen many polymer clay projects on Carol Duvall's old show and am itching to try some!!!! Maybe after my surgery I will have some time to do "claying"!
Pam

Diamonds and pearls won't catch my eyes- If you want to impress me, give me craft supplies!

Hi, I wanted to respond to "needing an oven". You don't need a seperate oven for baking (firing) the clay, just a seperate pot with a cover. I have a book about plymer clay by Barbara Mcguire and she goes into detail how to use the clay. This includes details about how to be safe from the fumes and residue while baking. So I use the recommended time and temp. but in my own oven. I use a metal pot with a cover which is only opened after I have allowed it to cool and I have taken the pot outside. Have fun!

Lisa http://lettersandlace.blogspot.com/

  

 

I have been using Premo Polymer Clay for 12ish years now, I have tried most of the other kinds of clay, but always come back to Premo.

PLEASE check out my dragons www.ElementalDragons.etsy.com

I would love to get some published with this club, just haven't research how to do it yet Any help would be GREAT for I think clay needs to be introduced more with this club!

Angela

I work with polymer clay, I do figurines and jewelry, is great to find some one to like to work in clay there are not that many people where I live that used the craft.

If you go to www.polymerclaysecrets.com thats avery helpfull web site with lots of ideas and help.

if is well done for a very long time.