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Business Cards and Packaging for Selling your Crafts Online

6 Comments / How To Sell Crafts Online / By Lynn Reno

So much of selling online has to do with creating a brand, something customers will recognize and be able to easily associate with your shop. Business cards and product packaging will go a long way toward that goal and it’s a great idea to set a standard for these as soon as you start selling …

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Polymer Clay and Shape Cutters!

3 Comments / Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials / By Lynn Reno

I love using shape cutters in my work and if you work in polymer clay and you’ve seen my work you probably already know that. Recently I had the honor of making a piece to be included in the gallery section of Helen Breil’s new e-book: Shapes: 25 Inspirational Jewellery Designs in Polymer Clay. Guess …

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Rub 'n Buff and Paint Thinner

Rub ‘n Buff, Storing and Reconstituting

3 Comments / Tips, Tricks, and Tutorials / By Lynn Reno

I love my Rub ‘n Buff, but anyone who has used it will tell you that it is not a perfect product. It separates in the tubes and the lids crack causing it to dry out. Have no fear! You can keep your Rub ‘n Buff like new….just not in the tube. All my Rub …

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