Description:
Use polymer clay to create the look of dichroic glass.
This article was originally published in the Winter 04/05 issue of PolymerCAFE.
Product added : 2006-09-04
About the Author: "I've been involved with art in one form or another most of my life. My
addiction to polymer clay began in 1992. I began actively selling my work
in 2001. I live in Tennessee with my husband, my son, a dog and a cat. My
husband and son enthusiastically support my artistic dreams. The dog
enthusiastically supports dinnertime, and the cat is indifferent to
everything. I sculpt with polymer clay, make jewelry, wall hangings and
home decor accessories. I also enjoy covering objects. Just ask my son:
he'll tell you if it sits still long enough, I'll try to cover it. A
warning which should probably be posted on my front door. I'm currently
working on a book (fiction) my website: www.pokodesigns.com and the myriad
other things my muse gets me into."
"I've been involved with art in one form or another most of my life. My
addiction to polymer clay began in 1992. I began actively selling my work
in 2001. I live in Tennessee with my husband, my son, a dog and a cat. My
husband and son enthusiastically support my artistic dreams. The dog
enthusiastically supports dinnertime, and the cat is indifferent to
everything. I sculpt with polymer clay, make jewelry, wall hangings and
home decor accessories. I also enjoy covering objects. Just ask my son:
he'll tell you if it sits still long enough, I'll try to cover it. A
warning which should probably be posted on my front door. I'm currently
working on a book (fiction) my website: 
