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How to Make Basic Polymer Clay Beads

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    1. Making Round Polymer Clay Beads
    A lesson with Cindy Lietz
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    Sure, anyone can hand roll clay into a round bead with lumps and imperfections. Learn how to hand roll a polymer clay bead into a perfect sphere in this lesson.

    Making Round Polymer Clay Beads
    with Cindy Lietz

    Sure, anyone can hand roll clay into a round bead with lumps and imperfections. Learn how to hand roll a polymer clay bead into a perfect sphere in this lesson.

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    2. Making Natasha Beads with Polymer Clay
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    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.

    Making Natasha Beads with Polymer Clay
    with Cindy Lietz

    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.

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    3. How to Secure an Eye Pin in Polymer Clay
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    This method for inserting eye pins into polymer clay charms is a quick and easy fix that makes the difference between a nice idea and a quality product.

    How to Secure an Eye Pin in Polymer Clay
    with Cindy Lietz

    This method for inserting eye pins into polymer clay charms is a quick and easy fix that makes the difference between a nice idea and a quality product.

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    Cynthia N
    I have never made a Natasha bead before. That was really neat. I'll have to try it. Thanks.
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    Cindy Lietz
    You're welcome! I think you will find them very fun. And no two are ever alike!
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    pat k
    great tut thanks
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    Cindy Lietz
    You sear more than welcome Pat!
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    Cindy Lietz
    Ooops that should say you 'are' more than welcome... not, You sear more than welcome! lol
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    Diane H
    I really like the Natasha beads. Thanks for sharing how to make them. I am new and had never heard of them. Your energy comes through beautifully. You teach very well.
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    Cindy Lietz
    Thank you for taking the time to say that Diane! I really appreciate that!
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    Teresa P
    Hello, I really enjoyed the lesson. No, I have never made a Natasha bead; of course, I would like to learn how. Loving your teaching style!!!!
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    Cindy Lietz
    Thanks Teresa! I appreciate your kind words!
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    alexis b
    ms. lietz, I thought this lesson was interesting, informative and easy to understand... you did a great job! i wish i had a job like yours, you are so lucky to have such a wonderful opportunity! good luck and happy claying =0)
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    Cindy Lietz
    Thanks again Alexis!
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