Judi Maddigan's Push Molds: Polymer Clay Artists Links

Note: This is a leacy website and the links below have not been updated since 2000.

Affinity--Creations in Polymer Clay: Nancy Bundy & Bob Paris [Colorful jewelry created with more than 40 hues of polymer clay. Lightweight and durable, each unique piece is composed of numerous millefiori canes...]
Audrey Swarz Originals: [Welcome to the world of sculpted one-of-a-kind doll art. Each piece is individually sculpted and created by the artist, Audrey Swarz.]
Brenda's World: [Welcome to my gallery! Please click on a thumbnail below to see an enlarged picture and description of technique.] Includes step-by-step Cane Reducing Tips.
Cathy's Polymer Clay Corner: [Welcome to my web page. Come on in and take a look around. My name is Cathy Johnston. I discovered polymer clay in 1983 and have been using it ever since.]
Crossroads Publishing: Wanda Rea [Included in this collection of fine art miniatures are original and limited-edition sculptures of wildlife, fantasy figures and historical landmarks.]
Dinko's Polymer Clay Beasts: Dinko Youstinianov Tilov [Below you can see some pictures of the polymer clay figurines I make. ... No two characters are exactly alike and none of them is like any other cartoon or comics character.]
Dolls and Whimsies: Edna Bridges [Welcome to my doll shop. I make handcrafted porcelain dolls or One-of-a-Kind Whimsies that I hand sculpt using polymer clay.]
Feat of Clay by Ginny Baker: [I have had a fascination with figurines and clay since I was a small child. ...Those first attempts were so much fun that twenty years later, I'm still "playing" with clay!]
Florine's Home Page: [My name is Florine Fitzmaurice and I live in Florida. I love creating with my hands and have always enjoyed some form of arts or crafts.]
The French Touch: [This site offers you different types of objects hand made from Polymer Clay. They are inspired to me by my French sensibility, all I see around me, the things I like to wear, use or display in my house.]
Holly's Polymer Clay Web Site: Holly Stoll [Welcome to Holly's Polymer Clay Web Site. Polymer Clay Pendant Swap. Polymer Clay Sites on the Web.]

iBead Designs: Nicole Viars [On these pages, you will find a gallery of polymer clay and bead jewelry, as well as beads and other jewelry components.]

Jean Melton's Spotlight Showcase: [Welcome to my page: This is a nice place to exhibit some of my work, a little bit at a time. I'll begin with two of my dolls, 'Peddler Polly' and 'Convention Connie'.]
Jodi & Richard Creager: [Richard and Jodi's work is a collaboration of artistic visions -- two separate and different visions with one common thread. This thread is then woven into a collaborative concept of two minds..and a design is born!]
Judith Skinner - Polymer Clay: [Judith Skinner On Polymer Clay. I love it. I hate it. It's taken over my life. I put the clay away just long enough to take some photos and update these pages. I hope you enjoy the changes.]
Katherine Dewey - Elvenwork: [Elvenwork is the name for the direct sculptures artist Katherine Dewey has been producing for 25 years. ...she creates fanciful, exquisitely detailed sculptures of elves, fairies, and gnomes of every description.]
Kathy's Krazy Klay Page: [Let's Play With Clay!! Hi Polymer Clay Addicts! My Name is Kathy Reffitt,...] Site includes Kathy's jewelry and her favorite klay jokes.
Klew Expressions: The PolymerPlayhouse [Here's more incredible polymer clay artwork brought to you by the talents of Karen Lewis, a.k.a. Klew Expressions.]

TheLinks: [TheLinks is made up of polymer clay aficionados who want to share what they have done, what they are doing, ...and most anything else pertaining to polymer clay.]

The Little Doll: Art Dolls by Karen Morley [Welcome! Are you looking for unique and beautiful things?]
Lynelle's Mostly Polymer Clay Links List: [This is my page of polymer clay links, and a few other favorites. I have been working with polymer clay for a few years now, and I still love it!]

Lyn's Own Little World Creations: [Welcome! As a child I had a very vivid imagination, which I have been fortunate enough to carry with me into adulthood.] Be sure to check Lyn's Worry Bottles to see what she has designed using Push Molds.

Marcy's Claypen: [My jewelry and ornaments are individually hand made from Fimo polymer clay. I discovered Fimo in 1986 and have been using it exclusively since then.]

Mariah's Collection: [Polymer Clay Figurines. Original designs by Linda Welsh. ... I specialize in miniature clay figurines with a lot of fine detail.]
Marty Woos's Home Page: Marty Woosley [Thank You for visiting my page of art and hobbies! Please come back often as I will try to update weekly.]
Otterfire's Home Page: [Welcome to my world....i hope you can stay and view some of my work and the work of some fantastic people i have met online while researching my craft.]
Polymer Clay by Tamila Darling: [Welcome to my miniature world of beautiful polymer clay creations. I hope you enjoy viewing them as much as I did creating them.]
Polymer Clay Works by Cindy: [This page is dedicated to those who love (are addicted to) clay. ...The Cane that wouldn't stop growing!]
The Polymer Clayhouse: Michele Holley [Welcome to my home. I am a "rookie" Polymer Clay person and website designer wanna-be. This doesn't make me any less serious about what I am doing.]

Sam's Little Corner of the World: Samantha McPherson [... I just happen to love gothic things and medieval architecture. I have been creating art of some kind or another since I was very young.]
Sarajane's Polyclay Gallery
Shelley McLoughlin's Page: [Hello and welcome to my very own web page - at long last. I've been making jewellery for about 7 years now. Mostly beaded stuff. I am self taught with no formal training.]

Sherry Cox: [I have recently found a new addiction... It is called polymer clay... I began this addiction on December 12th, 1998... And since that day, all I want to do is make stuff and buy more clay to make more stuff!]

Stampmouse's Web Site: [Welcome to my home page. My name is Laura, I am from Spokane, Washington. Among other things I am a rubber stamp and scrapbook demonstrator.]
Sue Heaser - Polymer Clay: Author of Making Polymer Clay Jewellery, published in April 1997, and Making Doll’s House Miniatures with Polymer Clay, 1997.
Wink's Polymer Clay Designs: Lori Winkler [All my clay designs start out one thing and end up another....That is the great thing about polymer clay, I really think it brings out my personality and imagination.]
Yang-Yang's Home Page: [Hi! My name is Yang-Yang Juan. Polymer Clay is my favorite hobby, there are some of my work in Yang-Yang's Gallery.]

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