Do you have polymer clay canes around the studio that you can’t find use for? This lesson shows you how to turn them into beautiful and unique Natasha beads.

Want to make your own elegant jewelry? This lesson shows you how to make an illusion necklace from beading wire and pearls, crystals, or other sparkling beads.

Ever wondered what a floating bead necklace is? In this DIY jewelry-making lesson, learn how to string beads on clear wire so that they appear to "float."

Want to show off both your cooking and sewing skills at the next potluck? In this lesson, learn how to make your own insulated casserole dish carrier.

Learn how to draw a 3D house, and about the elements that help create the illusion of depth, like the horizon line and vanishing point in two-point perspective.

Caning can be overwhelming, but the creative possibilities are endless! Learn even more advanced caning techniques in this second lesson on caning from Pandora.

Caning, or reducing polymer clay forms, can be overwhelming. But the creative possibilities are endless! Lean caning and make some psychedelic jewelry.

If you've made canes before and enjoy complex shapes, then make a polymer "claydate" with Pandora in this lesson on how to make a heart-shaped clay cane.

Want to give your polymer clay pieces a more finished look? Learn why, though the process is tedious, it’s important to sand completed pieces.