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Premo Spring 2010 Color Recipe Ebook
Whether you aren’t comfortable mixing colors or just want to save yourself some time, these recipes are for you. * 38 polymer clay color recipes inspired by PANTONE’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection. PLEASE NOTE: These recipes include cobalt blue and zinc … Continue reading
Premo More Fall 2010 Color Recipe Ebook
Love color, but aren’t comfortable mixing colors? Or perhaps you just want to save some time? * 34 polymer clay color recipes inspired by the APLF colour and material trends Fall/Winter 2010/11 collection using PANTONE colors. PLEASE NOTE: These recipes … Continue reading
Premo Fall 2010 Color Recipe Ebook
Whether you aren’t comfortable mixing colors or just want to save yourself some time, these recipes are for you. * 36 polymer clay color recipes inspired by PANTONE’s Fall/Winter 2010/2011 collection. PLEASE NOTE: These recipes include cobalt blue and zinc … Continue reading
Premo Spring 2011 Color Recipe Ebook
Whether you aren’t comfortable mixing colors or just want to save yourself some time, these recipes are for you. PLEASE NOTE: These recipes include cobalt blue and zinc yellow, which after the end of 2010 will only be available through … Continue reading
Premo Fall 2011 Color Recipe Ebook
Whether you aren’t comfortable mixing colors or just want to save yourself some time, these recipes are for you. * 39 polymer clay color recipes inspired by PANTONE’s Fall/Winter 2011/2012 collection. PLEASE NOTE: These recipes include cobalt blue and zinc … Continue reading
let’s see a show of hands
Two posts in one day. Wonders never cease. I’ve had someone ask me about doing color recipe ebooks for FIMO (they are currently done for Premo!). So, let’s see a show of hands for those of you who would like … Continue reading
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blogging is like exercising…
Yes, blogging is like exercising…life gets busy and you miss a few days…the next thing you know it’s June! Even through it is technically spring, why not get a head start on those fall/winter designs. I am personally lovin’ the … Continue reading
