Polymer Clay Books
March 18th, 2007 by 
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Whether you’re an expert or just starting out, Polymer Clay books are a great resource to have.
Polymer clay books are a great resource to both improve on and learn new skills. No matter what your experience level is there are a lot of great books out there that will help teach, inspire and motivate you to making amazing looking artwork.
Here are a few polymer clay books worth considering.
Creating Christmas Ornaments from Polymer Clay
Polymer clay book outlining step by step instructions for 10 different unique Christmas ornament designs.
Creating Life-Like Figures in Polymer Clay
- by Katherine Dewey
I am very familiar with Katherine’s work and her wildlife and figure sculptures are nothing short of amazing. Katherine has over 30 years of experience and provides excellent teaching techniques that help both novice and experienced sculptures.
Creative Techniques For Polymer Clay Jewelry
- by Nanetta Bananto
A great book to start out with for those that are not familiar with making jewelry using polymer clay. This book covers a variety of different projects ranging from basic to complex designs. If you have an interest in polymer clay jewelry and would like to learn how to make amazing looking wearable art then this book is a great place to start.
Liquid Polymer Clay: Fabulous New Techniques for Making Jewelry and Home Accents
- by Ann Mitchell, Karen Mitchell
One of the favorite books in my personal collection this book shows techniques on how to make beautiful jewelry and home accents. The projects in this book are outlined step by step using bright photos with clear and concise explanations. A great book of inspirations no matter what your experience level is.
These are just a few examples of polymer clay books that are available to you. Whether your interest is wildlife, figurines or jewelry, there is a book out there that will meet your needs.
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October 6th, 2008 at 11:38 pm
The “eyes” have it! Is there some tried and true techniques you can provide for successfully rendering realistic human eyes? This skill is absolutely imperative if one expects to recreate a decidedly realistic face that doesn’t look like its a cross between a human and an extra terrestrial. Lets face it, if the eyes aren’t right, then nothing else matters. If I can acquire this one lacking skill, I believe my sculpting skills would increase exponentially…Thanks again.
October 11th, 2008 at 12:44 pm
Paula,
I have several different methods for sculpting eyes depending on what I am trying to achieve in my sculptures. The link below is one of the ways that I sculpt my eyes.
http://www.polymerclayfan.com/sculpting-eyes.htm
Sincerely,
Gerald