The Polymer Clay Cookbook celebrates favorite foods with 20 tiny, deliciously realistic food charms to make from polymer clay ...
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Nov 02, 2009
Angela
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Pros:
o Clay tools and jewelry basics sections have lots of helpful information and photos.
o Simple projects are great for polymer clay beginners.
o Includes a sugar scrub recipe that's wonderful for cleaning clay residue off hands.
Cons:
o Errors in pictures of how much clay to use can be confusing and cause mistakes.
o Simple food charm instructions together with very basic jewelry design may leave all but the beginner disappointed.
Who It's Good More...
o Clay tools and jewelry basics sections have lots of helpful information and photos.
o Simple projects are great for polymer clay beginners.
o Includes a sugar scrub recipe that's wonderful for cleaning clay residue off hands.
Cons:
o Errors in pictures of how much clay to use can be confusing and cause mistakes.
o Simple food charm instructions together with very basic jewelry design may leave all but the beginner disappointed.
Who It's Good More...
Jul 14, 2010
Dolldiva
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This is an excellant resource for anyone wishing to learn more about polymer clay. It is great for the beginner as well as expert.
Nov 30, 2010
Sydney23
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This book is very good! I am going to make myself a pair of taco earrings.
Nov 09, 2009
Mo
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If you're interested in stylized versions of mini foods, this is the book for you. There are tons of cute ideas, and the instructions are well written and accompanied by clear pictures. However, if you're interested in making more realistic pieces, you won't find much in this book; check out Angie Scarr's guides instead.
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