The polymer books are heavy, so it's a great time to scoop one up. Each book is laboriously and lovingly made by hand. The polymer covers can take up to three days to create. Cutting, folding paper and binding generally take half a day. Give a gift to your artist friends, or keep a treasure for yourself.

My cat loves to strut her stuff just like these proud kitties!   Sure to be a hit, this magnetic bracelet with fold over clasp is wonderful!  Twelve cat sections with bright enameling.  Will fit an average sized wrist.  Lead safe.  Free gift box. 

Have a look through the Kobis store and see if there any ideas you can take for your own crafting. My particular favourites are the black bib necklace, and the somewhat over-the-top torn statement necklace.

Hello, I was just doing all these and sharing with friends, now i would like to share them with other people too. if love them do not hesitate to order, also you can design your own ring, necklace, pin, keychain or anything else. its up to your preferences.

Polymer Clay Fests is the new blog for the Cabin Fever Clay Fest, Fall Foliage Clay Fest, Spring Fling Clay Fest, and Southwest Clay Fest events. These events bring together nationally and internationally known polymer clay and metal clay artists, mixed media and bead enthusiasts, fiber and book artists.

Sarajane Helm began making dolls and dressing them when she was a very young girl…the skills learned in drawing and sewing for dolls translated into a love of character and costume. She studied theater arts at Barat College and theatrical design at Ohio State University. She is currently attending Front Range Community College studying for a degree in Media Graphic Design and Art.

...Betsy's work has been featured by several popular art blogs, including Crafthaus, Daily Art Muse and Polymer Clay Daily. She was a featured artist in the April ’09 online edition of American Style magazine and in the Gallery section of the January ’10 edition of Art Jewelry Magazine. She has been selected as an Invited Artist for the 2011 Craftboston shows of fine contemporary craft.

Polymer Clay Daily is a blog written by Cynthia Tinapple of Worthington, Ohio to showcase fine polymer clay art, to inspire you to create, and to serve as a portal to the polymer clay community.