Today, I played with air-dry clay and polymer clay. The first picture is the ones I stamped and shaped out of Creative PaperClay. The picture shows them drying on a piece of paper. When they are dry, I will paint them and use them on my quilts. 
These are polymer clay buttons I made and painted with Lumiere paints.
This pewter one is my favorite.
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Wow!! Very cool! I still cherish the buttons you made me...saving them for something very special.
You make me want to run out and try this.
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fabulously interesting! Job well done
would "Air Dry Poly" be a special poly clay that one can buy? I love poly clay, but can't stand the baking process, so I've abandoned it. If there is a product that does not have to visit the oven, that would be so wonderful! Nice work!
Thanks! I purchased the air dry clay at Michael's. It is called Creative PaperClay. I also read somewhere that Crayola makes an air dry clay that is just as good. I think it can be purchased at Target or other stores that sell crafts.
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