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There are so many uses for polymer clay...and KINDS of polymer clay...and tools and other stuff that works so well with polymer clay. There are many wonderful artists working in this medium now, and polymer clay is being featured in more shows, magazines, books, and other graphic arts. The field is expanding all the time!

Some web sites contain excellent lists of polymer links, and following the "trail" they provide can be a real eye opener and a lot of fun. Here are some excellent places to start looking.

Please report any dead links so I can remove them.

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Clay Sources 
Tools & Other Products

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Great Sites
Books, Magazines
& Other Reading
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Doll & Miniatures
Costume Resources

Great Sites, Books, Magazines & Other Reading Material and Show Information

 

Sites of Interest

Aleene's Crafts
Deborah Anderson
Jon Anderson
Antonette Cely Dolls
Sherry Bailey
Bead Infinitum
Bead Unique
Jana Roberts Benzon
Jody Bischel
C.E.R.F.
Christi Friesen
Contact Lenses  
Desired Creations
Katherine Dewey
Divas Beads
Dayle Doroshow
Judy Dunn
Kathleen Dustin 
Celie Fago 
Feat Of Clay
Lorie O Follett
Steven Ford/David Forlano 
Funny Sculptures
Gwen Gibson
Linda Goff
Good Night Irene!
Lindly Haunani 
Heart In Hand Studio
Sue Heaser 
Holly's Polymer Clay Web Ring
Rebekah Hodous
Cathy Johnston
JRB Art and Design
Donna Kato
The Kneaded Bead
Leopards Leap
Jacqueline Lee
James Lehman
Libzoid
Kwei-Lin Lum
Judi Maddigan
Margaret  Maggio
Marcy's Claypen
Marilyn Radzat Gallery
Layle McDill
Mika Arts
Mile High P.C. Guild
Moodywoods
National Polymer Clay Guild
Only Lauren
Original Paper Doll Artist Guild
Lynne Ann Schwarzenberg
Sarah Shriver 
Dan Perez Studios
Sharon Peters- Smartassglass 
Petra's Zigzag Gallery
Pike's Peak PC Guild
Polymer Clay Villages
Pörrö's Gallery
Quilted In Clay  
Rocky Mountain Bead Society
Rocky Mountain Polymer Clay Guild
Patricia Rose Studio
Rubber Stamps Organization
Ulrike Schafer
Sl Savarick
Sculpture From The Heart
Shelley M.
Spectre Studios
George Stuart
Studio Willich
Thumbprint Kids
Cynthia Toops and Dan Adams

 

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American Craft Council
Bead & Button
Bay Area Bead Extravaganza (BABE)
Bead Renaissance Shows
Craft and Hobby Assoc. (CHA)
Embellishment
Gem Faire
Intergalactic Bead_Shows
NIADA
Original Paper Doll Artists Guild
RMBS Bead Bazaar
Sewing and Style Expo
Whole Bead Shows,The

Books, Magazines & Other Reading

The Bead Bugle
Bead & Button
Belle Armoire 
Bud Plant's Comic Arts Catalogs
Center for Bead Research
Craftrends
Crafts Report
Create & Decorate Magazine
DOLLS
Dover Publications
Expression Magazine
Elvenworks Studio
Fiber Studio Press
Glass Attic, The
Hot Off The Press
Interweave Press
Jewelry Crafts
Krause Publications
Lapidary Journal
Lark Books
Ornament Magazine
Polymer Clay Central
Polymer Clay Daily
Polyzine
Somerset Studio 

 

You may also want to check out internet sites such as Newsgroups and E-Groups. Usenet Newsgroups (or just "newsgroups") are a global bulletin board, with tens of thousands of topics and hundreds of thousands of different conversations.

To participate in newsgroups, you use a program called a newsreader. Newsreaders allow you to subscribe to newsgroups so you can read newsgroup articles, as well as add, or post, your own.

You also need to understand how newsgroups work, by learning newsgroup etiquette (called Netiquette) to keep from making the common mistakes that get people mad.


 

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