DIY Journaling

Polymer Clay

MADE TO ORDER! These are handmade polymer clay charms. Miniature food, smore is a great friendship necklace or keychain. Surprise your friend with a great gift- this charm is not only very cute but also appetizing and friendly meaningful. It comes in a miniature gifting box. There is a picture where the item is being held to show the size of the charm THE SET INCLUDES: 1 Chocolate charm 1 Marshmallow charm 1 Cracker charm CHAIN OPTIONS: ✦NO CHAIN✦ -includes 3 clay charms with alloy eyepi…

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MADE TO ORDER! These are handmade polymer clay charms. Miniature food, smore is a great friendship necklace or keychain. Surprise your friend with a great gift- this charm is not only very cute but also appetizing and friendly meaningful. It comes in a miniature gifting box. There is a picture where the item is being held to show the size of the charm THE SET INCLUDES: 1 Chocolate charm 1 Marshmallow charm 1 Cracker charm CHAIN OPTIONS: ✦NO CHAIN✦ -includes 3 clay charms with alloy eyepi…

ASSIGNMENT – Its getting hot since its summer and sometimes you need to cool down. So Im teaching you how to make a cooling potion. Heres what you need to pin : 1. A Blue Gem 2. A drop of fairy water 3. A mint leaf 4. Star dust 5. Ice I will tell you want you need to do next after you pin these.

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ASSIGNMENT – Its getting hot since its summer and sometimes you need to cool down. So Im teaching you how to make a cooling potion. Heres what you need to pin : 1. A Blue Gem 2. A drop of fairy water 3. A mint leaf 4. Star dust 5. Ice I will tell you want you need to do next after you pin these.

Ending our week of visual storytelling, we’re featuring this polymer clay pendant by Alisa Maskaeva. The message could by many things, and it certainly makes one stop and think. Sometimes it’s great to put your message out there, but other times, it’s great to let the viewer connect with a piece themselves. See more of Alisa’s work and do our Inspirational Challenge at The Polymer Arts magazine blog, www.thepolymerart…

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Ending our week of visual storytelling, we’re featuring this polymer clay pendant by Alisa Maskaeva. The message could by many things, and it certainly makes one stop and think. Sometimes it’s great to put your message out there, but other times, it’s great to let the viewer connect with a piece themselves. See more of Alisa’s work and do our Inspirational Challenge at The Polymer Arts magazine blog, www.thepolymerart…