ISBN: 9798188274412 - the no-fail polymer clay handbook: a step-by-step guide for adult beginners: condition, bake, and finish polymer clay with no cracked, browned, or ... amount in grams (the no-fail craft series) (6 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Your first piece looked finished. Then it bent in your fingers and snapped in half. So you drew the obvious conclusion. You overbaked it. Next time you will go cooler, or pull it out early, just to be safe. And the second piece is worse than the first. That is the trap, and it is the most common reason beginners quit this hobby. A piece that snaps is almost never overbaked. It is underbaked. Temperature burns clay. Time strengthens it. Almost nobody tells beginners that sentence, and it is the sentence the whole craft turns on. Every book on the polymer clay shelf teaches you to make things. Almost none of them teaches you to bake them. Baking gets a paragraph. Conditioning gets a sentence. Sealing gets a product name and no explanation. You are handed a recipe with the load-bearing steps left out, and when the piece fails you assume the problem was your hands. Your hands were fine. You were missing the rules. Inside: The oven chapter nobody else writes: real temperatures and times for every major brand, why your oven is lying to you about its dial, and the five dollar tool that fixes itWhy pieces scorch brown on top while the inside is still raw, and how to stop itConditioning, the step everyone skips, plus what to do with clay that is too hard, too crumbly, or too sticky to workA troubleshooting clinic organized by what you are looking at: my piece cracked, my piece is brown, my glaze is still stickyWhich sealers fail on polymer clay, named one by one, and why most pieces need no sealer at allGlue that actually holds baked clay, so findings stop pulling out of earringsNine things people will tell you that are wrongProjects with clay amounts in grams and dimensions in millimeters. Not "a small ball." Grams.Written for adult beginners, not kids. The projects are things a grown person would wear, use, or set on a shelf: earrings you would wear to work, a dish for the rings you take off at the sink, drawer pulls, beads that look like stone. This book does not promise your first attempt will look like a photograph. It promises the part that actually stops people. Your pieces come out of the oven cured. Not cracked. Not scorched. Not bendy. Book two of The No-Fail Craft Series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Your first piece looked finished. Then it bent in your fingers and snapped in half. So you drew the obvious conclusion. You overbaked it. Next time you will go cooler, or pull it out early, just to be safe. And the second piece is worse than the first. That is the trap, and it is the most common reason beginners quit this hobby. A piece that snaps is almost never overbaked. It is underbaked. Temperature burns clay. Time strengthens it. Almost nobody tells beginners that sentence, and it is the sentence the whole craft turns on. Every book on the polymer clay shelf teaches you to make things. Almost none of them teaches you to bake them. Baking gets a paragraph. Conditioning gets a sentence. Sealing gets a product name and no explanation. You are handed a recipe with the load-bearing steps left out, and when the piece fails you assume the problem was your hands. Your hands were fine. You were missing the rules. Inside: The oven chapter nobody else writes: real temperatures and times for every major brand, why your oven is lying to you about its dial, and the five dollar tool that fixes itWhy pieces scorch brown on top while the inside is still raw, and how to stop itConditioning, the step everyone skips, plus what to do with clay that is too hard, too crumbly, or too sticky to workA troubleshooting clinic organized by what you are looking at: my piece cracked, my piece is brown, my glaze is still stickyWhich sealers fail on polymer clay, named one by one, and why most pieces need no sealer at allGlue that actually holds baked clay, so findings stop pulling out of earringsNine things people will tell you that are wrongProjects with clay amounts in grams and dimensions in millimeters. Not "a small ball." Grams.Written for adult beginners, not kids. The projects are things a grown person would wear, use, or set on a shelf: earrings you would wear to work, a dish for the rings you take off at the sink, drawer pulls, beads that look like stone. This book does not promise your first attempt will look like a photograph. It promises the part that actually stops people. Your pieces come out of the oven cured. Not cracked. Not scorched. Not bendy. Book two of The No-Fail Craft Series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…