
Polymer Clay Jewelry
Colorful clay beads baked and threaded into necklaces and bracelets your child designs themselves.
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Colorful clay beads baked and threaded into necklaces and bracelets your child designs themselves.
This page may contain affiliate links. I earn a commission from qualifying purchases.
My older daughter turned 7 and suddenly everything was about jewelry. Polymer clay was the answer, and it turned into a whole afternoon of quiet work.
Rolling the beads is the hard part, and it is exactly the kind of fiddly work that older kids love. We poked the holes with a skewer, baked them while they had a snack, and strung them still slightly warm.
She wore the first necklace to school for a week and gave the second one to her teacher.



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Warm the clay in your hands until soft.
Roll small balls, discs, or tube shapes for beads.
Poke a hole through each bead with the skewer.
Adult only: bake according to the package instructions and let cool completely.
Thread the beads onto elastic and tie a secure knot.
Marble two colors together for pretty swirled beads.
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