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Highlight clips put together from the documentary "Blue Vinyl" - imdb.com/title/tt0303307/ I put this together because the story needs to be told to a larger audience. It was originally produced in 2002, before the era of YouTube. Right now it's collecting dust in distribution neverland. As it is, these clips constitute 21.4% (21min of 98min total). Under "Fair Use" for the purposes of review and citizen journalism, I hope that these curated segments will be not only legal to show, but also interesting for viewers.

Let's see how easy it is to make beautiful, same-size handmade beads for diy projects using a simple tool.

If you enjoy making your own beads from polymer clay, Amaco has tools for you! There are quite a few bead rolling sets which make several types and sizes of beads. The great thing about them is that you can make beads for a set that are all exactly the same, which makes them look more professional and less hand-made. Sometimes that can be a good thing. Enjoy the demo!

Amaco sent us some bead rollers and bead baking racks to try out. I must say, I never tried using them before, and there is a learning curve, at least for me. I'll show you next week on Polymer Clay TV. Enjoy the show! Ilysa and I are going to CHA at the end of July, so remember to drop us an email if you'll be there and you want to meet us!

Author: ilysa Added: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 09:55:48 -0800 Duration: 0http://www.polymerclaytv.com In this episode we show you the new Bake Shop Clay from Polyform, it was designed just for kids. They have a few tools that go with the line as well and we show you a few.

Author: ilysa Added: Fri, 19 Jun 2009 09:55:48 -0800 Duration: 0http://www.polymerclaytv.com In this episode we show you the new Bake Shop Clay from Polyform, it was designed just for kids. They have a few tools that go with the line as well and we show you a few.

Last week we talked about how even a 15 year old boy loved the new polyform Bake Shop clay, which is really economical at 99 cents per 2 oz pack, very soft and smooth out of the package, comes in 12 colors, and is just fun to work with. We didn't feel that this is a "professional" grade clay, as it remained pretty soft and spongy after baking and we're not sure about it's strength- but we don't think that's the point. It was just plain fun. Watch Ilysa's demo and see!

http://www.polymerclaytv.com In this episode we show you the new Bake Shop Clay from Polyform, it was designed just for kids. They have a few tools that go with the line as well and we show you a few.

We tried out Bakeshop, I tried it with 11& 15 year old boys, and they really loved it. They used it all up! I taught them basic sculpting and caning and they were able to do lots with the clay. It's a bit rubbery both before and after baking, and we haven't strength tested it yet, but be sure to come back next week- Ilysa is going to try it out and do some tests.

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