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My mind doesn’t work like Grant Diffendaffer’s . Which is why his new book, Polymer Clay Beads
I had to read the instructions…and then read them again. Slowly his processes began to make sense and small sparks began to light up my dormant engineer, math/science lobe.
The book is available now. Grant has a luscious portfolio of his work on his web site if you want to sample his techniques there first.
Melanie West ,
There’s only one word that sums up Grant’s beads – YUM! But drat it, Cynthia, now I have to go buy another book! ;P lol!
If any of you love making beads and ever get a chance to take a Diffendaffer class, I highly recommend it. I took his Totally Textured Bead class and LOVED it!! Bravo, Grant!!
sophia lenz ,
The book is beautifully done, the beads have a different edge, bold, rustic and gutsy. As a beginner, this book is rather challenging for me. But having taken a class from Judy Belcher on mica shift techniques (wheeewww!) it made a bit more sense or I would have been quite lost. What I like are the way his beads are simply the centerstage grabber, it needs almost no adorning of any kind. This opened a new avenue in bead making to many of us. Make it a statement, and it will tell great stories.
Amy Crawley ,
I’ve been anxiously awaiting the arrival of this book. I also took Grant’s Totally Textured Beads workshop. His innovation really does open up many avenues. Congratulations Grant on your book!
Bettina Welker ,
definitely a great book. Kudos to Grant
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