Clay Gallimaufry: Wot's Hoppining to the World of Clay?

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Wot's Hoppining to the World of Clay?

Google the phrase: "transferring images to clay" and you will find ( i stopped after 4 pages) scads of links to: "transferring images to Polymer (Sculpty, etc) clay".
There's gotta be something slightly askew with our modern culture when "clay" translates to "polymer" !!!
Chae

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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Wot's Hoppining to the World of Clay?

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