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TIPS AND TRICKS

PERSONALIZED STAMPS

I sign my work with a stamp personalized with my name. Here’s how I use it:

For several months now, I’ve been making small polymer clay labels on which I use my signature stamp. I bake them. They’re then ready to be used to make new jewelry.

Here’s how I use them once they’re baked:

If you also want a signature stamp, you can order it :

or request a quote for a stamp with your logo.

DIVIDER

For years, I’ve been using a divider to cut strips from a very thin sheet of polymer clay. I use these strips to cover the edges of my jewelry.

You can find this divider for sale on my website:

SANDING AND POLISHING KIT

The “fun part” of sanding polymer clay….. It’s often a necessary step to obtain a beautiful glossy finish. I don’t like this step at all, so I designed a kit to shorten the time spent on this step, with stunning results, as you can see in this video:

Sanding is not possible on painted polymer clay unless the paint (or whatever medium has been had to the clay) has been protected by a very thin layer of translucent clay , as is the case here.

You can skip the first part to view only the kit’s instructions for use.

STENCILS AND TEXTURES

I’ve always taken care of the back of my jewelry: it’s like a gift I give to the person who’s going to wear it. I like to add a textured pattern, sometimes using a stencil and fabric.

I’ve been designing and making these stencils for several years. You can find them on my website in the stencils category.

DISPLAYS AND PACKAGING

On my Instagram account, I shared a video in which I show how I use a rubber signature stamp with embossing powder to personalize my earring presentation cards.

Also on Instagram, I shared a video in which I show how I make my earring displays.