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WHERE POLYMER CLAY ARTISTS MEET

WELCOME TO THE SOCIETY!

For over five years, we have been building a platform where polymer clay artists share their passion, ideas, skills, and friendships, connecting people from around the world.

UPCOMING EVENT
MEMBERS MEETING

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4

Starting with the January challenge, we invited you to explore spherical forms. Whether as sculptures, round beads, three dimensional objects, or constructed forms, the possibilities were wide open. Now it’s time to come together and discuss the astonishing results.

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GEOMETRIC STAINED GLASS EARRINGS • Liselot Henderyckx

The set of new stencils we launched in the Polymer Week store sparked an idea for Liselot Henderyckx . “I wanted to explore how to use the stencils in a different way than we usually do,” she explains. That approach led her to create geometric earrings where the pattern itself becomes the structure. By filling the openings with a mixture of liquid clay and colorful glass inclusions, the finished pair resembles stained glass, with light shining through beautifully. Enjoy Lisel

RED SEA NECKLACE • Anna Dubinsky

“This necklace is dedicated to my deep love for the underwater world,” explains Anna Dubinsky from Israel, the author of this tutorial. “I try to swim every day, and I can spend endless time floating in the water, watching the life beneath the surface.” Inspired by the feeling of diving into the sea again and again, Anna shares a step-by-step process for creating her distinctive Red Sea necklace, built from organic forms and a constellation of stars. LIST OF TOOLS AND MATERI

LATEST TUTORIALS

FOR POLYMER CLAY ART

Discover fresh inspiration through tutorials created by polymer clay artists from across the globe. Presented in high quality, with clear guidance and unique ideas.

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SPHERICAL FORMS

CHALLENGE OF THE MONTH | JANUARY

A simple shape that can take on many forms. The first challenge of the year encourages you to work with spheres, whether as a sculpture, round beads, three-dimensional objects, or their constructions. The window is wide open.

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NEW IN THE SOCIETY

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EXPLORING LIQUID CLAYS • Eduardo Farillo

There are many ways to work with liquid clay, a medium that Eduardo Farillo fell in love with over a year ago. His glazing techniques and faux ceramic work have made him a trailblazer in our community, as he explores the unexplored and looks beyond the existing possibilities of this medium. Enjoy the recording of Eduardo’s presentation, where he speaks about his experiments, newly discovered techniques, the differences between liquid clay brands, and the beautiful creations

GEOMETRIC STAINED GLASS EARRINGS • Liselot Henderyckx

The set of new stencils we launched in the Polymer Week store sparked an idea for Liselot Henderyckx . “I wanted to explore how to use the stencils in a different way than we usually do,” she explains. That approach led her to create geometric earrings where the pattern itself becomes the structure. By filling the openings with a mixture of liquid clay and colorful glass inclusions, the finished pair resembles stained glass, with light shining through beautifully. Enjoy Lisel

ONLINE SESSION WITH PAVLA ČEPELÍKOVÁ

This time, we met with Czech polymer clay artist and painter Pavla Čepelíková , who has been working with the medium for over sixteen years. Together with our Society members, we enjoyed a fantastic time diving into Pavla’s unmistakably colourful work, full of smart and funky techniques. Enjoy the recording of our session and get to know Pavla better. Discover where she finds inspiration for her pieces, her journey with painting, and the creative process behind her expressive

TAKING POLYMER CLAY TO THE UNIVERSITY CLASSROOM • Roberta Modulo

“Outside our circle, polymer clay is not often taken seriously. It is dismissed as a children’s craft material, just plastic. But so is acrylic paint, and no one doubts its place in the art world,” says Roberta Modulo , a Brazilian artist who moved to Vienna a few years ago. Balancing motherhood, entrepreneurship, and life as an immigrant alongside her art practice, Roberta became part of a unique project at the University of Linz in Austria, together with Astrid Young who

MEMBERS MEETING | DECEMBER 2025

Polymer clay is celebrated for many wonderful qualities, but above all for the stunning colors you can work with. In our December challenge , the final one of the year, we introduced a playful limitation. We invited our members to choose just one color of clay and create the entire piece using only that shade. No palettes, no mixing, no switching halfway through. Expression came through three dimensional modeled shapes, textures, and details. We were honestly amazed by the re

RED SEA NECKLACE • Anna Dubinsky

“This necklace is dedicated to my deep love for the underwater world,” explains Anna Dubinsky from Israel, the author of this tutorial. “I try to swim every day, and I can spend endless time floating in the water, watching the life beneath the surface.” Inspired by the feeling of diving into the sea again and again, Anna shares a step-by-step process for creating her distinctive Red Sea necklace, built from organic forms and a constellation of stars. LIST OF TOOLS AND MATERI

MEMBERS MEETING | PW AWARDS 2025

In the middle of the year, we invited polymer clay enthusiasts from around the world to take part in the first edition of the Polymer Week Awards , encouraging them to reflect on their favorite polymer clay material, their creative process, and their connection to nature. With the theme “Nature of Clay,” which accompanied our event in the Czech Republic, we received many wonderful entries across both categories, the Live Experience and the Online Showcase. You can now explore

"IT FINALLY FEELS LIKE I'VE FOUND MY MEDIUM" • Christian of Mozy Cozy

There are pieces of art that aim to shock, stand out, and make you unmissable. Then there are artists whose work brings calmness, makes your space cozy, and offers comfort. Meet Christian from Colorado, the artist behind the brand Mozy Cozy . Inspired by Japanese culture and kawaii design, he creates polymer clay art that is soft, with round shapes and simplified yet expressive forms, sparking a sense of joy and playfulness. “It often looks like cozy animals holding warm d

MEET AND LEARN FROM OUR

TALENTED MEMBERS

Our platform is built on shared learning. Here, techniques are not hidden, and artists grow by openly sharing knowledge and experience.

THE MASTER OF FAUX CERAMIC

EDUARDO FARILLO

An American artist who fell in love with polymer clay in childhood, Eduardo uses a truly innovative approach in his work. He combines his own polymer clay techniques that mimic ceramics, such as glazed pots and vases, with faux plants rich in astonishing detail. His work continues to pave the way for innovation within our community.

MEET EDUARDO

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HONEYSUCKLE SPOTTED POT • Eduardo Farillo

SPECKLED STRAWBERRY GLAZE POT • Eduardo Farillo

MONSTERA POT • Eduardo Farillo

CACTUS POTS • Eduardo Farillo

EMBRACING THE BEAUTY OF MOKUME GANE

SUSANA PAREDES

With years of experience working with polymer clay, Susana has developed her own distinctive mokume gane style, captivating the polymer clay community with her creations. “I’m deeply passionate about learning and experimentation, always exploring new ideas and techniques to push my work forward,” she shares.

MEET SUSANA

MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR CLAY VENEERS • Susana Paredes

THE ARTSY LADYBUG • Susana Paredes

ABSTRACT FLOWER BROOCHES • Susana Paredes

PENDANT CONSTRUCTION • Susana Paredes

MEET THE FOUNDER OF SOCIETY

LUCY ŠTRUNCOVÁ

Since starting her journey with polymer clay at the age of eleven, Lucy from the Czech Republic has gained extensive knowledge of the medium. Specializing in precision-based polymer clay designs with a focus on composition, color, and construction, her work blends clean aesthetics, innovative approaches, and visual depth. Curious to learn from her?

MEET LUCY

MOVABLE EARRINGS • Lucy Štruncová

EXPLORING GLASS INCLUSIONS • Lucy Štruncová

CHEERFUL BROOCH • Lucy Štruncová

MAKING PEBBLE NECKLACE • Lucy Štruncová

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ONLINE CLASSES

LEARN WITH HIGH-QUALITY POLYMER CLAY

Enjoy recordings of previous online classes, packed with amazing tips and knowledge from our skilled teachers, exclusively for our members.

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MOSAIC BANGLES • Jan Montarsi

COLLAGE BROOCH • Jane Pellicciotto

HOLLOW-FORM EARRINGS • SHELLEY ATWOOD

CLOISONNE IMITATION • KONSTANTINOS KARALIS

FISH FINGERS • DEBBIE CROTHERS

ABSTRACT FLOWER BROOCHES • Susana Paredes

OWL BROOCH • ANDREEA CORPODEAN

BLOSSOMING BOWLS • Ellen Randall

DOUBLE PETAL EARRINGS • Sara Amrhein

LINK PENDANT • Annette Kramer

POLYMER CLAY MOBILES • Sarah Shriver

WINTER BROOCH • NADIA LUNKINA

OUR MEMBERS EXPERIENCE

HEAR FROM SOME OF OUR 500 MEMBERS

Curious how our members feel about the platform and community? Read their honest feedback before deciding to join us.

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JEN N. FROM USA

What I see in the Society is a great collection of tutorials, videos, and other information related to works that are at an elevated level of artistry, and I find that exciting and compelling. I also appreciate having both written tutorials and videos. There seems to be such a proliferation of unedited tutorial videos on the internet, with many focusing on generic work, and I appreciate the level of quality and curation on your site.