Polymer: The Chameleon Clay

by Victoria Hughes

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This work presents, in detail, how polymer clay can imitate various materials including ivory, jade, coral, shell, onyx, and turquoise through assorted finishing, shaping, baking and moulding techniques.

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A book filled with arttalk and mainly faux- projects. Consentrates on the difference between "somewehere near the idea" and getting it actually right by observing the materials better and with more thinking. (

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theporro | Sep 30, 2007 |

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