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Polymer Clay and Mixed Media-- Together at Last: Incorporating Craft Materials and Found Objects in Clay Figures
Mixed media brings lots of new possibilities to polymer clay crafting. and incorporating beads, fibers, fabrics, glass, stones, etc. to create special effects. Embellishing polymer clay with mixed media adds a sophistication and richness without making the projects complicated or inaccessible to the average crafter.
Paperback, 160 pages
Published
November 10th 2008
by Creative Publishing international
(first published November 1st 2008)
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- Fun read. Quick and easy projects. Great step-by-step photos.
- Good information on incorporating various mixed media items into polymer clay.
- A little heavy on the bead and precious stones projects (Friesen's usual style) and light on the metal and found objects projects. If you're hoping to create the cool steampunk stuff like Friesen's doing now, you won't find those instructions in this book.
[Full review on my blog: Review: Polymer Clay and Mixed Media -- Together a...more
- Good information on incorporating various mixed media items into polymer clay.
- A little heavy on the bead and precious stones projects (Friesen's usual style) and light on the metal and found objects projects. If you're hoping to create the cool steampunk stuff like Friesen's doing now, you won't find those instructions in this book.
[Full review on my blog: Review: Polymer Clay and Mixed Media -- Together a...more
This book goes on my "Must Own" list! Great for the poly clay beginner, but also has more advanced projects to grow on.
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