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Resources/Advice-Stuff to Listen to While Drawing by LauraHollingsworth, journal

Resources/Advice-Stuff to Listen to While Drawing

Oct 7, 2013

This is a series of journals that I've wanted to make for a while, just to document all the things that have been of use to me and might be of use to others. No one has to read these, though! These can just sit here for future reference if anyone needs them. Audio Books: Audio books are one of my favorite things to listen to while drawing! They are several hours long and—if the book is interesting—they will keep you motivated and focused for long periods of times. My favorite Audio versions of books are: 1) ANYTHING by Jon Acuff because he is a hilarious person and he reads the books himself, 2) The Lunar Chronicles, 3) The Hunger Games, 4)

Polymer Clay: The Basics by PepperTreeArt, literature

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Polymer Clay: The Basics

So, you want to get started working with Polymer Clay, but you don’t know where to begin. This is a quick write up of the very basic tools and materials you will need in order to get started working with Polymer Clay. I’ve also included some extra items you can purchase later on once you’re more committed to sticking with the craft; these are more expensive items I wouldn’t suggest until you’re sure you enjoy using polymer clay. Materials Nothing fancy here - if you want the basic basics, this is all you’ll need: 1. Polymer Clay Where to purchase: Michael’s, Jo-Ann Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, and online