8 illustrated projects to make at your own pace. Choose a project below, open its step-by-step guide, and tap the image to view or save it at full size.
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- Autumn Woodland Earrings with Cream Studs
- Polymer Clay Flower Stud Earrings
- DIY Clay Leaf Dishes
- Pumpkin Earrings with Gold Floral Studs
- Floral Arch Clay Earrings
- Air-Dry Clay Jewelry Dishes
- Polymer Clay Cactus Earrings
- Basic Polymer Clay Earrings
Autumn Woodland Earrings with Cream Studs
When to make it: September · October · November
Layer tiny trees, leaves, moon and pumpkins on clay rounds; bake according to the clay package and connect the cream studs after cooling.
Polymer Clay Flower Stud Earrings
When to make it: Year-round · Autumn
Condition clay, fill oven-safe metal bases, build petals and a flower center, and add a thin green stem pointing down. Bake and finish as directed by your materials.
DIY Clay Leaf Dishes
When to make it: September · October · November
Press a real leaf into air-dry clay, cut around it, shape gently in a shallow bowl and dry completely before painting. Not for food.
Pumpkin Earrings with Gold Floral Studs
When to make it: September · October · November
Shape clay pumpkins, add grooves and stems, and hide an eye-pin loop in each piece. Bake as directed, cool, then connect to the floral studs.
Floral Arch Clay Earrings
When to make it: February · Spring
Cut clay arches, add tiny flower petals, pierce attachment holes, then bake, cool and connect to decorative studs.
Air-Dry Clay Jewelry Dishes
When to make it: January · Year-round
Cut clay circles, shape them in a shallow mold, dry completely and paint desert motifs. Decorative jewelry storage only.
Polymer Clay Cactus Earrings
When to make it: January · Year-round
Choose compatible findings, roll sage clay, cut cactus shapes and pierce holes before baking. Cool and smooth the edges, then add the findings.
Basic Polymer Clay Earrings
When to make it: Year-round
Choose a design, condition clay, fill oven-safe settings and add surface details. Bake using the package instructions, cool and finish with a compatible coating.
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Air-dry clay and polymer clay use different finishing methods. Follow each material’s directions. Use oven-safe metal settings, bake polymer clay at its specified temperature and time, and cure compatible liquid clay or resin as directed.









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