Product Details

• Format: Color, NTSC
• Studio: MindStorm Productions, Inc.
• ASIN: 1887838368
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #340,383 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

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A great tape - I actually sat down and did it with a certain success! Donna's explanations are clear and her demonstrations precise. Thanks! (Margie Wall ["The Stick People"], Waldport, OR)

The videos are excellent. I think she should win an award. I'm a beginner and I've already made the stain glass cane. The presentation is very clear. The price is very affordable and this wil make them accessible to everyone. Thank you! -- Elizabeth Kedaakde, Baltimore, MD

Instructional videos are the next best thing to being there, in a classroom with a favorite artist. They make great gifts, and are a fun way to introduce beginners to the wonders of polymer clay. This latest set from MindStorm's Master Artisan series is as nicely packaged and professionally produced as the rest of the line.

As I viewed the tapes, I was impressed by the careful balance Kato strikes between project-oriented and technique-oriented material. Those who need to see a completed project in order to visualize the end result could work though the instructions from start to finish and happily complete jewelry or home decor items. An experienced viewer could pick up new techniques just by watching, then apply them to her own work.

As a polymer clay instructor, I liked Kato's clear, concise explanations of techniques and polymer clay concepts. Her delivery is very calm and relaxed throughout. -- POLYinforMER, Volume VIII, Number 3 [March 1998]

POLYinforMER, Volume VIII, Number 3 [March 1998]

Instructional videos are the next best thing to being there, in a classroom with a favorite artist. They make great gifts, and are a fun way to introduce beginners to the wonders of polymer clay. This latest set from MindStorm's Master Artisan series is as nicely packaged and professionally produced as the rest of the line.

As I viewed the tapes, I was impressed by the careful balance Kato strikes between project-oriented and technique-oriented material. Those who need to see a completed project in order to visualize the end result could work though the instructions from start to finish and happily complete jewelry or home decor items. An experienced viewer could pick up new techniques just by watching, then apply them to her own work.

As a polymer clay instructor, I liked Kato's clear, concise explanations of techniques and polymer clay concepts. Her delivery is very calm and relaxed throughout.

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