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| These little jars of fine pearl powders go a long way. A great way to bring out the details on raw, pre-baked, polymer clay by using a tiny wipe of the jar's lid with your finger and gently touching the raised areas of your design. You could also add a little to a mini spray bottle with your favorite inks and water for use with stencils/masks, mix with glues, paints, embossing powders and more, apply to clear embossing ink stamped images, or dust over your own drawings with the perfect pens on paper. |


| Due to concerns over the safety of different types of plastics, many companies decided to remove some particular types of plastics called Phthalates from their polymer clay products. Going the safer, greener direction - Premo! Sculpey is now completely Phthalate free. It is easier to work with and requires minimal conditioning, does not crumble and has more strength and durability after baking than similar products. Non-toxic. No animal testing. Made in the USA. |
| There is a tiny bit of difference between "translucent" and "white translucent" mainly being that the regular translucent has a slightly yellow cast to it and the white translucent has a white tint in it. If you have used Premo in the past, "white translucent" replaces the previous color named "Frost" and has been widely regarded as the most translucent of polymer clays. No clay is clear like glass, but you can achieve higher transparency by fine sanding and buffing your finished pieces. When light shines behind your pieces there is a soft glow in translucent clays. Regular translucent works very well in making miniature food, such as fruit canes and breads, as well as mixing with beige to create realistic skin. |


| The pearl and metal colors have a beautiful delicate shimmer! |
| Tools to emboss and give texture to your polymer clay, friendly plastic and other impressionable surfaces. |
| Larger tips "Dimension Burnisher" Item #5607 $2.99 |
| Smaller tips "Detail Burnisher" Item #5606 $2.99 |
| Dual-tip stylus by Fiskars. This tool has two metal ball ends for embossing and texturing. The largest tip is about 1/8" wide, the other side just over 1/16" wide. On the smaller set they are just about 1/16" and 1 mm. |

| You can use rubber stamps to make an impression in your friendly plastic. To soften the plastic, use a heat tool (embossing powder gun) over it until the surface looks glossy and starts to crackle. Practice on a scrap piece to test softness. Press rubber stamp into the plastic. Leave the stamp there until the plastic cools down and re-hardens. This takes about 5 to 15 minutes depending on how cold your room is, put your project in the fridge or by the window to quicken the cool down time. Pull stamp off. Trim with scissors to fit your project. Can also be cut with cookie cutters when soft/hot. Full tutorial with completed pendant project can be found here. |

| Quick Friendly Plastic Tutorial: |


| Friendly Plastic is another great medium to rubber stamp on, mold and manipulate: |
| When heated, the plastic is soft and impressionable. Drag the needle through the hot Friendly Plastic to create swirled marble patterns. Use to pierce beads with the approx 1 & 3/8" tip. Sturdy wood handle allows for comfortable control over this long thick pointy tipped needle. Also great for etching designs into clay before baking. Just use it like a pencil to scratch out a drawing. |
| Color tips: *Burnt Umber is a great dark chocolate brown. Mix with beige or white for milk chocolate. *Mix beige with white or translucent to achieve pale skin tones. *Terra cotta color can be achieved by mixing 1 part yellow, 1 part black and 2 parts red. *You can mix alcohol inks into your clay to tint it. I highly recommend a brayer/roller or pasta machine for working with any polymer clay. |




| Perfect Medium Brush Tip Pen contains a clear embossing ink in a convenient form to draw with. Perfect Pearls will stick to the Perfect Medium when you dust them on. Looks best when drawn on dark colored papers and can be used as ink with small rubber stamps. $2.49 |


| Paper piercer deluxe tool by Making Memories. Great for general sewing and paper crafts, but also a wonderful texture tool for polymer clay. There is a sturdy needle tip, threader, a grippy texture pattern on the metal tube, and it opens up to store the 4 different sizes of needles inside. |
| $2.99 |






| Makins Clay brand cookie cutters for polymer clay. $1.99 per set, each set contains 3 cutters in different sizes of that design. |


| <---- Using the paper piercer deluxe you can make a variety of polymer clay miniature food and other art items for jewelry or doll houses. Learn how to make miniature bread baguettes on this page. |



| A 5.5" x 5.5" square pad of 25 gold metal leaf sheets. Use gold leafing with your polymer clay projects in a variety of ways before or after baking. Creates a beautiful metallic crackle effect when applied over the surface of a raw unbaked clay sheet, then rolled with a brayer or in a pasta machine. These thin composition metal sheets can be applied to any surface with tacky glues or double sided tape. |
| Example art project coming soon :) |
| $8.99 |
| Perfect Pearls |


| $2.99 |
| Premo Sculpey Polymer Clay: Easy to use with molds and rubber stamping techniques. When warmed and kneaded, or conditioned with a roller or pasta machine, it softens enough to be molded or stamped and keep detail. Each package is 2oz. (about 2.25" tall) and hardens in the oven at 275 degrees for 30 minutes per 1/4" thickness. $2.49 each |





| #2 is the smaller v shape blade for detail, #4 the square shaped blade for cutting out larger areas. |
| These Speedball lino cutter and block printing blades, handles and carving blocks are great for carving directly into clay, or to carve the pink rubber "speedy-carve" sheet to make your own flexible impression plates for polymer clay. The speedy carve block measures 3" x 4" x 1/4" thick. This pink rubber material is easy to cut, flexible, and does not crumble or break like eraser material. |
| Two blades per package - $3.49 |

| * Mauve and Fuschia have been discontinued and have 5 left in stock. |