fabulous online resources

[beadsbydesign]

I have decided to share with you my favopurite resource with tutorials, explanations and absolutely everything you ever wanted to know about polymer clay! here (http://www.polymerclaycentral.com/cyclopedia/contents.html)
I will however add a disclimer: this site may cause exptreme drooling, a desire for new tools and materials and a lust for perfection.

[Amethystjewellery]

Thank you very much for sharing :) I love working with polymer clay and there are some great ideas on here.

[ejralph]

PCC is a fab place.

They have a very good forum also.

[abbybeads]

What a little polymer gem. Answers to thousands of questions tooo embarrassed to ask. Great, thanks a lot

[onlyme]

Awww...thanks for that link! I find the cane making process the most facinating (not that I've ever dared try doing it) so I might just give it a go now before my clay goes off, lol!

[ladyluckjewellery]

I do love PCC - I can spend hours on there looking through all of the fab ideas:)

[Giggles]

Oh dear, I fear I may never leave the house again!

[Helen Olliver]

I've come across PCC before and they're really good with loads of info and stuff you need to know.

Helen

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[bblb]

For another site that will fix you to your seat whilst the hours whizz past, go to Polymer Art Archive .com (sorry, I'm too 'junior' to create links). This site treats polymer clay with the respect it deserves as an art medium as well as a material. The best way to browse through and see images, is to scroll to the foot of the screen and hit 'next' - just remember to stop hitting it when the sun starts to descend...

[Kookizu]

For another site that will fix you to your seat whilst the hours whizz past, go to Polymer Art Archive .com (sorry, I'm too 'junior' to create links). This site treats polymer clay with the respect it deserves as an art medium as well as a material. The best way to browse through and see images, is to scroll to the foot of the screen and hit 'next' - just remember to stop hitting it when the sun starts to descend...


Both sites are great - good to see some quite experimental stuff on http://polymerartarchive.com. Polymer clay is pretty versatile stuff eh!

[Helen Olliver]

For another site that will fix you to your seat whilst the hours whizz past, go to Polymer Art Archive .com (sorry, I'm too 'junior' to create links). This site treats polymer clay with the respect it deserves as an art medium as well as a material. The best way to browse through and see images, is to scroll to the foot of the screen and hit 'next' - just remember to stop hitting it when the sun starts to descend...

I just love the designs by Elise Winters... stunning!

Helen
www.thelemontree.biz (http://www.thelemontree.biz)
www.facebook.com/pages/The-Lemon-Tree/283460511653 (http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Lemon-Tree/283460511653)

[krielj]

What a brilliant site - I have learned lots already - and I have only been on there for 5 minutes!
Thanks a lot