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Be sure to click Pardo Comments above for links to more pictures and reviews.
Lesley Shepherd of About.com:Miniatures
has reviewed both Pardo Clay and Precious Metal Varnish. She has examples of both.
Garie Sims
of GarieInternational.com is well known for testing different clays
and for making wonderful miniatures as well as working with kids.
Click here to see his test of Pardo Clay
See Lisa Pavelka demonstrate Pardo Clay
Check the October Issue of Polymer Cafe magazine for a project using Pardo Clay.
The project will be offered in more detail as a Poly Clay Play Adventures Class in the future. Contact me if you are interested.
Little or no color shift after baking.
This piece was sculpted by hand by Colleen of Viva Decor
Before Baking
After Baking
Skittle of the Gems Clan
Skittle, the dragon, is using Pardo Fire Opal and the ear and scales are made with Pardo Pearl Rose and Mother of Pearl.
Click the photo to see an
enlarged version of this cute little guy!!
Angela Moore started creating "Elemental Dragons" with her daughter Cortney. Cortney has since passed away, at the age of 14, with muscular dystrophy. Angela continues making dragons in her daughter’s memory. She also opened an Etsy Store dedicated to her daughter’s memory - Polymer Clay for a Cause - All proceeds from this store are given to children’s charities. Items in the store are donated by community polymer clay artists. Please visit her store and purchase an item for an extremely worthy cause at www.polymerclayforacause.etsy.com.
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