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These days, polymer clay can mimic almost any material you desire as the imitative techniques are almost endless. Polymer clay can simulate many materials, including stone, wood, bone and even metal. Here you will learn two crackle techniques that can be applied for beads or on other surfaces. You may have already tried the bead cap tutorial which is available separately, so this tutorial won't go into that, but the two things compliment each other quite well should you want to make caps also.
The techniques are satisfying and can be done in other colours...
I offer this tutorial as a combo called "Byzantine Crackle Beads with Bead caps" for $7
http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=Shop&op=listing&product_id=1391784

or as a standalone for the Bead caps for $2.50
http://www.artfire.com/modules.php?name=Shop&op=listing&product_id=940676

This tutorial will be emailed to you within 24 hours, although I'm usually on the ball and send within a couple of hours.
The tutorial is a pdf file once it is sent to you can be saved for future access.

polymer clay tutorial

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