Here are 19 ways to take polymer clay a step further, into the realm of home decor, with projects for adoming living rooms, kitchens, dining rooms, holiday parties, bedrooms and more. Projects include: Tassel curtain tiebacks An Art Nouveau picture frame Lampshades and trinket boxes Candleholders and pearl veneer cutlery Refrigerator magnets and switch plate covers Snowflake and icicle holiday decorations Each project provides a supply list, a list of colors and clays needed, full-color photos and easy-to-follow instructions. There are also tips for varying color schemes and designs to suit individual decorating schemes.
Sue Heaser has worked professionally in crafts for over 25 years and is the author of thirteen major craft books. After a childhood spent in the Far East, Middle East and Africa, Sue studied at art college and university in Great Britain. She first worked as an archaeological illustrator before turning to a career as a craft writer, designer and teacher, specialising in polymer clay, metal clay, jewellery and miniatures.
She has taught workshops all over the world and is a qualified Art Clay Senior Instructor. She founded the British Polymer Clay Guild in 1997 and Art Clay World UK Guild in 2005.
Sue is married with two daughters and lives in rural Suffolk, England, UK. She is a keen musician and plays the violin, viola and piano accordion. She is a qualified Yachtmaster Offshore and sails on the East Coast of the UK.
