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Master the art of making earrings from polymer clay with
Polymer Clay Jewelry, written and created by Rachael Skidmore of the popular online shop Made by Maeberry.
List of contents
Contents
Introduction
BEFORE BAKING
Polymer Clay Brands
Safety
Tools
Jewelry Hardware
Color Palette
Color Basics
How to Pick a
Color Palette
Color Mixing
Conditioning Clay
PROJECTS
The Dua: Colorful Abstract Earrings
The Nina: Faux Turquoise
The Marina: Layered Slab
The Jenasie: Checkered-Print Earrings
The Jess: Shaved Terrazzo
The Sam: Rainbow Flowers
The Alex: Cloudy Rainbows
The Lara: Mokume-Gane Cane
The Rae: Marble Cutout Earrings
The Mackenzie: Retro Circles
The Saylor: Shell Earrings Inlay
The Trish: Hammered “Metal” Earrings
The Di: Bead Hoops
The MJ: Cutout Retro
The Maggie: Two-tone Hoops
The Ruby: Watercolor Method
Pop-Art Bananas: Painting with Liquid Clay
The Sara: Gradient Agate Earrings
BAKING & AFTER BAKING
Scrap Clay
Attaching Backs
Sanding
Texture
Baking Guide
Cleaning & Care
About the Author
About the author
Rachael Skidmore is a self-taught polymer clay artist based in Salt Lake City, Utah. She produces high-quality pieces in captivating color palettes and tantalizing patterns. Rachael takes inspiration from all aspects of her life, from hiking in the mountains with her family to vintage clothing. Her support for inclusivity makes Rachael stand out as a creator. She inspires large audiences through her social media presence and teaches classes in-person and online. Her handmade goods are sold at markets around Utah under her company name: Made by Maeberry. Learn more at madebymaeberry.com.
Summary
Master the art of making earrings from polymer clay with Polymer Clay Jewelry, written and created by Rachael Skidmore of the popular online shop Made by Maeberry.
