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- Polymer People
2021
EN
This is the first in the series of "Polymer People". You will learn how to create the adult human head in polymer clay. If you combine the three books in this series, you will create a complete sculpture of the human body.I love the human form. There is so much about it that intrigues me. But when I went looking for a book on how to sculpt it in polymer clay, I had very few options. Those that I found were showing how to do character-type creations. I wanted something grounded in t...
2021
EN
Learning to knit socks for the beginner has NEVER been easier! This book is perfect for the first-timer sock maker. Once you conquer making the socks provided here, you are ready to move on to other more difficult sock patterns. I include many photos and clearly written directions to make it as simple as possible. I remember my frustration at first learning how to do it, so I wanted to make it easier for others. Packed pages include clear guidance about: Introduction / Supplies / Casting O...
2021
EN
Why use this publication? Polymer clay artists come from many backgrounds. There is something to be found for everyone to enjoy. But mixing colors can be frustrating. Unless you already have a background in art, you can waste a great deal of time, and clay, getting just the colors you choose.This material will help to cut through the information available for painters, but not available for the polymer clay artist. It is important if you require gaining knowledge on mixing colors o...
- Book 2 -
- Polymer People
2021
EN
This is the second in the series of "Polymer People".You learn about making your own sculpting tools, proportions, the differences between male, female, children, and adult hands & feet.I love the human form. There is so much about it that intrigues me. But when I went looking for a book on how to sculpt it in polymer clay, I had very few options. Those that I found were showing how to do character-type creations. I wanted something grounded in traditional fine art techniques. Thin...



