Creative Stamping in Polymer Clay

by Barbara A. McGuire

Book Overview

This title provides information on types of clay, stamps, paints and powders, as well as basic techniques for creating original stamps. Projects range from basic to advanced and include: handmade... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1581801556
• ISBN13: 9781581801552
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Northlight
• Length: 123 Pages
• Weight: 1.20 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 7.4" x 11.5"

Customer Reviews

Great Book for Beginner to Imtermediate

If you're looking to combine great rubber stamping with another medium, off paper, then this is a great addition to your stamping art library. The book shows great ideas, and shows enuf material on technique that you can do it easily.

Beautiful!

Very well done! I love this book-the projects are to die for.Great for any stamp artist!

Sumptuous!

Barbara has done it again with another fabulous addition to the annals of polymer clay! Using her expertise as an artist, Barbara does an excellent job of show how limitless the possibilities of stamping with polymer clay can be. Her attention to detail and eye for color, form and function are well expressed in this book. The projects are well timely, well thought out and brilliantly executed. As always, Barbara does an extrodinary job with the finishing of each piece. And as always, her text is full of extremely helpful hints and tips that even the most experienced polymer enthusiast can use. I highly recommend this book!

Sophisticated designs and easy techniques

This book features many projects using rubber stamps and polymer clay. The pictures are great and the step-by-step instructions are clear. Instructions are given for many different techniques. Some use ink to stamp the designs, some use the stamp to create an impression in the clay. Others use mica, foil stamping and embossing powders. Projects include jewelry, small book covers, decorative insets for boxes and many other varied projects. Also, the projects are not bright, cutsey, whimsical items. They are more sophisticated, with simple shapes, relying on rich surface texture and images. This may or may not be a good thing, depending on your tastes. As it is sometimes difficult to find good polymer clay books for those of us who are not into whimsical, I would recommend this book highly.