How to dry polymer clay

Learn how to bake polymer clay - the right way -with the best of them! Tips and strategies included as well as pitfalls to avoid.

Read this week's blog post to find out 13 things you should know about polymer clay, particularly if you're starting out.

Finishing polymer clay correctly can make or break your piece. In these articles and tutorials find out how to get the best professional finish all the way from baking to sealing.

Ginger Davis Allman on Instagram: "Soap and water does not work well to clean polymer clay and the associated dyes, pigments, and substances that we use in our art. What does work, though, is rubbing alcohol. It's also known as isopropyl alcohol or ispropanol. No, this isn't the kind you drink. Rubbing alcohol dissolves polymer clay, alcohol inks, paint, varnish (even dried varnish), liquid clay, and even uncured resin. It's an excellent solvent and it works VERY well as an all-purpose…

Learn how to soften polymer clay with these 6 easy methods. Transform hard or crumbly clay into soft pliable clay by conditioning.

British Polymer Clay Guild on Instagram: "@ike.visser made this cool reel teaching us how to make these macrame knot earrings. Will you go larger with this technique? 🪢 #polymerclay #knot #macrame #art #handmade #polymerclaytips #tutorial #create #make #sculpey #fimo #cernit"

There are so many things that can be made from polymer clay, including jewelry, planters, ornaments, miniature figurines, and magnets, among other things. But if you’re a polymer clay crafter, the last thing you want is for your clay to dry out due to improper storage. How can you store polymer clay and keep it […]

Say goodbye to soggy sculptures and hello to waterproof wonders - let's get started on how to make air dry clay waterproof...

Here's our recipe for a super simple, cheap, natural cold porcelain clay, which is a perfect non-toxic substitute for polymer clay.