The Polymer Clay Guild of Minnesota got together to make all kinds of paper crafts with polymer clay Millefiore Canes.  Here are our fun creations! All the slices we used were pre-baked; so to get started your first step is to bake your thin slices of Silly Millies for 30 minutes at 275.  We then created our paper creations by using all kinds of materials and techniques- stamps, ribbons, paper quilling, etc.

We found that some glues and tapes were better than others.  The roll of dots we used didn't stick permanently but the strong double stick tape [the kind with the red backing] worked fine. 

If you have created paper craft projects, using Silly Millies, please e-mail a digital image to: Layl@claysquared.com

You can send questions to Layl at the same e-mail address.

A Star Danced by Dianne Mehta

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Happy Birthday by Dianne Mehta

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Spring Blossom by Dianne Mehta

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Smile by Dianne Mehta

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Bookmark by Susan Kolze

Card by Deb Hutchison

   Butterflies are Free by Bette Westman

Card by Susan Kolze

   Thank you Card by Gail Cook

Note Card by Bette Westman

   "Shades of Blue" Card by Bette Westman

Thank you card by Beth Wegner

Bookmark by Gail Cook

"I Love you THIS MUCH " by Bette Westman

Christmas Card by Susan Kolze

Summer Fun Card by Beth Wegener

    Christmas Card by Susan Kolze

Paper Dolls by Layl McDill

Curly Sun Face by Layl McDill

Card by Susan Kolze

Card by Gail Cook

"Sailing" card by Beth Wegener

Fun Stamps by Susan Kolze

Go Sport Girl Poster by Daycia McDill

Card by Deb Hutchison

"Merry Christmas" by Bette Westman

Trick or Treat Card and Gift by Bette Westman

Thanksgiving Invitation by Cori Culp

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