Blends can make or break a polymer clay project. Good thing they’re easy to make! This Claydate with Pandora teaches about two- and three-part Skinner blends.

In this polymer clay cane project, Pandora demonstrates how to use a Skinner blended jelly roll bullseye cane to create a complex design for further projects.

This polymer clay project is beautiful and super easy! Learn how to turn canes and slabs of clay into unique and practical switch cover plates.

Want to enhance your polymer clay projects in ways that don’t involve clay techniques? Learn how stamping and surface powders can make awesome pieces!

This super cool polymer clay design will blow your mind! Pandora demonstrates how to prepare clay for the Sutton slice, a mistake gone good!

The sutton slice is a polymer clay technique that produces beautiful and unique slabs of clay that you can texture and make into pendants or centerpieces.

Shabby chic stash boxes make lovely one-of-a-kind gifts. Pandora shows you how to decorate one with an extruded coil polymer clay technique for the top.

Continue decorating this shabby chic stash box with textured polymer clay edging and aging the top. It’ll make great antique home decor or a special gift.

Have only a few polymer clay colors on your hands? No worries! This lesson shows you how to turn simple blends into complex monochrome components.

Whether you’re a beginner or experienced polymer clay artist, complex kaleidoscope canes are easy to create with a few simple tips learned in this lesson!