Working with clay is more fun and easy than ever with Makin's Clay, a polymer air-dry clay that dries quickly and adheres beautifully to other materials. With expert advice from author Emily Dinsdale, the applications are endless and the finished product is stunning. Are you looking for a book to help you start making clay creations? Are you someone with experience sculpting, but want to improve your craft? Have you always had an interest in clay, but hated baking or complicated instructions? Look no further! With Emily's advice and easy-to-use Makin's no-bake clay, you can create a multitude of projects on a variety of surfaces, such as Styrofoam, cardboard, metal, glass, and more! Here you'll find: *Ideas for clay crafts, from card embellishments to album covers *Quality images and photographs of projects *Instructions for each step of every project *Advice on useful supplies, such as spray bottles or a workable mat *Claybinding techniques *Step-by-step photographs *And more. This book is perfect for anyone looking to take their skills to the next level! It gives an excellent overview of the different techniques that can be used with Makin's Clay as well as how you can personally apply them to your work! For each project, you will find detailed instructions on techniques used, such as color mixing. The specific clay being used will be referenced and techniques will be covered, ensuring you understand and feel confident from start to finish! One of the benefits of working with this clay is that you can complete your project and have the clay dry in 24 hours! Don't wait to start using Makin's Clay for your projects. Here is a seemingly endless list of ideas for projects as well as information on how to use molds, paints, and other materials to add texture and longevity to your work. Now you can express yourself using an amazingly easy-to-use clay. Create projects for yourself, your family and friends, and even sell them at craft fairs or online.
Checkout happens on the official store. This page mirrors catalog facts in plain HTML for direct reading and crawlability.
