This is only a test. Were this a real demo there would be more information given on how to make a polymer clay egg! Thank you :)
(BTW that last word is bake! It's ready to bake!!)
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Watch me teach Martha to make polymer clay eggs
Martha makes my project!
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Never not making.
About Me
- Liz Smith
- I am an artist, a Massachusetts native now living in the lovely historical mill town of Lowell. I make bunches of pretty things which I sell in my Etsy shop.
Items in My Etsy Shop
Appearing Live
1/2/2016
First Saturdays Open Studios, Western Avenue Studios, 122 Western Ave Lowell, MA 01851 Hours: 12-5
Studio A305 on the 3rd floor, Mill A right across from the non-freight elevator.
Studio A305 on the 3rd floor, Mill A right across from the non-freight elevator.
My work is available in these galleries:
Makers in Business TV show
- Makers in Business 210 - Mark Fisher
- Makers in Business 209 - Salley Mavor
- Makers in Business 208 - Liz Smith Q&A
- Makers in Business 207 - Maxine Farkas
- Makers in Business 206 - Swirly Designs
- Makers in Business 205 - Mimi Kirchner
- Makers in Business 204 - Pressbound
- Makers in Business 203 - To Boldly Fold
- Makers in Business 202 - Marilyn Smith Rosenfeld
- Makers in Business 201 - Marilyn Smith Rosenfeld
- Makers in Business 112 - Heather Wang Jewelry
- Makers in Business 111 - Pansy Maiden
- Makers in Business 110 - Zooguu
- Makers in Business 109 - Tina Silverio
- Makers in Business 108 - The Merriweather Council
- Makers in Business 107 - The Orange Owl
- Makers in Business 106 - JJ Long
- Makers in Business 105 - Sweet Lydia's
- Makers in Business 104 - Peter Zimmerman
- Makers in Business 103 - Liz Stewart
- Makers in Business 102 - eyeformation
- Makers in Business 101 - Ann Lee
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My Martha Stewart Segment
Watch me teach Martha to make polymer clay eggs
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My Tutorials and Information
- My rant about paying full price for handmade goods
- Ceramic Repair Demo - plate
- Ceramic Repair Demo - vase
- Should you sell your crafts?
- Granny Square Pillow Cover
- Editing Product Photos
- Cashmere Scarf from Old Sweaters
- Blowing Out an Eggshell
- My Experience on The Martha Stewart Show
- Why have an Etsy shop?
- A few quick photography tips
- Felted Technology Cozy
- Needle Felting Beads Video Demo
- Felting Around Rocks
- Slide show demonstration: Making a Brown-Eyed Susan cane
- Making Wet-Felted Beads
- Slide show demonstration: Building a giant polymer clay cane
- How To Wire Wrap A Briolette, Messy Style
- All I Know About Doing Craft Shows
My Husband's Blog
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Cool! I always wondered how you did it. Having a real egg inside never cross my mind. Thanks for sharing that!
ReplyDeleteHa! Yeah, I won't let my husband crack the "pretty eggs". He's like "Gah! Which ones are ugly??"
ReplyDeleteI know you can't see anything in this video, but I wanted to test something out :)
I love the way you explain this.
ReplyDeleteYou make this appear to be so very easy. I think I could do this. Will you show us some finished eggs that have been baked? Thank you for such a great tutorial. Keep creating...
ReplyDeletethanks mom!
ReplyDeleteCreatology, this isn't a complete demo, I left a ton of steps out, important information. But you should try it if you are already familiar with polymer clay! In the future I will post a real demo with all the steps carefully explained and photographed :)
this. is. so. cool!
ReplyDeletei want to see a finished egg!
i think you can see enough. what i like about this is that you are quick and clear about how to do it and you are prepared. i am almost never prepared ;-)
bake ready to bake! i see now. so neat!
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