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It's not really clay, it's polymer clay. the difference: I'm not sure, but this stuff has colors!!!! and it bakes in a normal oven. this project takes about one weekend, but can take longer if you have distractions (much longer).
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polymer clays
-gold
-silver
-white
-two complementary colors (explained in step 3)
-scrap
-fishing line or string
-small mono colored beads
-metal wire
-other beads
-gold
-silver
-white
-two complementary colors (explained in step 3)
-scrap
-fishing line or string
-small mono colored beads
-metal wire
-other beads
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Oct 18, 2009. 8:19 PMbassclarinet23
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I think polymer clay is actually a plastic, but I'm not sure.
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Jan 3, 2009. 10:54 PMcraig3
says:
Check to see if your camera has a macro mode, its used to take close up shots that aren't buggery blurry
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Jan 4, 2009. 7:12 AMcutting Matt (author)
says:
ya i try to use it but im not so good
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Jan 4, 2009. 6:58 PMcraig3
says:
oh well, still a good and i think first really polymer clay instructable. I use sculpey all the time so might even make an instructable about the stuff
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Jan 5, 2009. 2:31 PMcutting Matt (author)
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i use sculpy and fimo because sculpy has more colors and fimo has better effects (the gold was sculpy and didn't twinkle like the silver fimo) but ya, go ahead and make an instructables about the stuff. you can cover anything, especially if you stick the clay onto some other clay and glue it on to the object
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