Clay patterns

Drawings of pottery bowls with decorations characteristic of the Oneota Aspect. Figures 1-8: Orr patterns; 9-18: Grand River patterns; 19-28: Lake Winnebag...

2x4 inches Flexible Silicone Made in the USA Texture tiles are flexible, washable, and can be used with any soft clay. To use, place tile texture-side down on a flattened slab of conditioned clay. Apply pressure with a roller until you achieve your desired impression depth. Peel off of your clay, and viola- your beautiful texture will now be ready for use.

This is really not a tutorial but more of an inspiration, hopefully, to look outside our community’s offerings for things we can learn. There are many other craft forms that have tutorials that will t

Kathy Koontz on Instagram: "I've shown this technique before but I thought I'd show you again in case you missed it. 😉 One of these days I'm going to do this with chosen colors instead of leaving it to chance with scraps. 🎶 Life goes on.... . . . #polymerclay #polymer_clay #polymerclayveneer #polymerclayslab #polymerclaycreation #clayart #polymerclayartist #polymerclaytechnique #scrapclay #patterns #geometricdesign #patterndesign #geometricpattern #seamrippers #quiltinspiration #quilty"

If you like this post, please subscribe to the Cane Builder Ezine! It absolutely fascinates me that clay can be made to look like fabric. Press the slices of this cane together, press it against real fabric for texture, and use it for miniatures, beads, or veneers for crochet hooks etc. As a matter of fact I've made a long list of things to do with canes slices. Please like my Facebook page, Polymer Clay Workshop. I post a new, free tutorial there each week! I also have tutorials, for knits…

This cane is great for beginners