How To Flowers With Polymer Clay

Barbara Quast's miniature flower creations are simply exquisite. She uses the fun and easy medium of polymer clay to capture the delicate details and lifelike colors of a variety of blooms. With the simple instructions in this book, you can too! It's surprisingly easy to create these incredible little works of art. Just follow along with the fully illustrated step-by-step demonstrations to create seven different kinds of flowers. You'll also find some great ideas for using your miniature blooms to decorate picture frames, jewelry, hair accessories and more.

One thing you will like about clay flowers is the freedom to choose the color. We can have green rose or pink lilac at any time when needed for wedding, hair accessories, brooch, cake topper or home decoration. Read this book and you can easily make beautiful centerpiece, party favors or holiday gifts for all seasons following these tutorials. This book includes: Red Carnation, Rose Clay Flower Without Cutter, Calla Lily, Clay Green Orchid Flower Made Easy, Morning Glory Clay Flower Tutorial, Poppy Flower Tutorial, Gerbera Daisy Clay Ring Tutorial, Pansy Clay Tutorial, and How To Make A Gum Paste Peony.

This book provides complete instruction for creating stunning life-like flowers in clay as well as ideas for creating beautiful and long-lasting floral arrangements. 22 unique flower and arrangement projects are divided into seasonal sections, Spring, Autumn, Winter, and Summer, followed by themed projects including bouquets and accessories. The book shows beautiful photography of each arrangement and then offers complete, photographic, step-by-step instruction for each. The amazing projects are full of intricate details and provide both inspiration for polymer clay and mixed-media artists as well as complete instruction.

One thing you will like about clay flowers is the freedom to choose the color. We can have green rose or pink lilac at any time when needed for wedding, hair accessories, brooch, cake topper or home decoration. Read this book and you can easily make beautiful centerpiece, party favors or holiday gifts for all seasons following these tutorials. This book includes: Red Carnation, Rose Clay Flower Without Cutter, Calla Lily, Clay Green Orchid Flower Made Easy, Morning Glory Clay Flower Tutorial, Poppy Flower Tutorial, Gerbera Daisy Clay Ring Tutorial, Pansy Clay Tutorial, and How To Make A Gum Paste Peony.

One thing you will like about clay flowers is the freedom to choose the color. We can have green rose or pink lilac at any time when needed for wedding, hair accessories, brooch, cake topper or home decoration. Read this book and you can easily make beautiful centerpiece, party favors or holiday gifts for all seasons following these tutorials. This book includes: Red Carnation, Rose Clay Flower Without Cutter, Calla Lily, Clay Green Orchid Flower Made Easy, Morning Glory Clay Flower Tutorial, Poppy Flower Tutorial, Gerbera Daisy Clay Ring Tutorial, Pansy Clay Tutorial, and How To Make A Gum Paste Peony.

One thing you will like about clay flowers is the freedom to choose the color. We can have green rose or pink lilac at any time when needed for wedding, hair accessories, brooch, cake topper or home decoration. Read this book and you can easily make beautiful centerpiece, party favors or holiday gifts for all seasons following these tutorials. This book includes: Red Carnation, Rose Clay Flower Without Cutter, Calla Lily, Clay Green Orchid Flower Made Easy, Morning Glory Clay Flower Tutorial, Poppy Flower Tutorial, Gerbera Daisy Clay Ring Tutorial, Pansy Clay Tutorial, and How To Make A Gum Paste Peony.

A step-by-step guide to crafting roses, daffodils, irises, pansies and more.

This is not your ordinary how-to book! Austin TX based authors and polymer clay artists Kim Schlinke and Randee M. Ketzel artfully mix a clever mystery with 20 how-to projects that show step-by step photographs and instructions to create your own "ancient artifacts." These polymer clay masterpieces are beautiful enough to grace a museum collection-or yours! At 206 pages, this lavishly photographed book is stuffed with a multitude of projects that can be done just as presented with highly detailed step-by-step instruction, or used as starting points to make faux gems for use in all sorts of designs. Priced retail at $30, the hefty book's how-to projects weigh in at the mere cost of $1.50 each. Animal lovers will be pleased to note that our authors also give us the secrets of making replicas of ivory and tiger claw that involve no cruelty towards elephants or wild cats whatsoever! Projects featured in this compendium include: Celtic Bronze Fibula, Navajo Silver Pendant, Art Nouveau Golden Gingko Brooch, Carnelian Choker of Ancient Rome, Amethyst Cabochons and Nugget Beads, Amethyst Silver Art Nouveau Pendant, Black Opal Cabochons, Barbarian Bracelet, Chrysoprase Cabochons (A and B Grade), Hammered Cuff Bracelet, Ancient Limestone Fossil Pebbles, Cycladic Goddess, Leopardskin Jasper, Primitive Pebble Bracelet, Faux Twigs, Fantastical Forgeries Bracelet, Blue Lace Agate Tile Bracelet, Copper & Rhodochrosite Tiered Necklace, Snowflake Jades, Qin Dynasty Bangles, Amber Caravan Necklace, Primeval Coral Rock Hound Necklace, Ammolite Cabochons, Gothic Revival Pendant, Victorian Mourning Brooch, Faux Tiger Claw, Victorian Raj Brooch, Faux Tiffany Glass Scarabs, Faux Ivory Cuff Bracelet Find out how it is all done-and "who done it"-along with our intrepid protagonists, Parker and Peele. "What is this stuff?" wondered Parker, and her companion pointed her umbrella to the drawings that plastered the walls. "The raw materials for the best forgeries ever seen" replied her friend. "This is where they were created." Together they examined the drawings, exclaiming softly as they recognized several objects from the Museum. Parker picked up one of the colorful lumps and frowned. "What is this, Peele? It's soft like clay, but I've never seen these colors before." "No," said her friend, "nor have I-at least in this form. I suspect it requires a catalyst of some type to render it into the false gems-ah, here!" Peele uncovered an array of electric ovens. "Heat-how charming. This must be some type of polymer, which, when brought to the proper temperature, then hardens. I have heard rumors. Could become just about anything, in skilled hands."