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jazzie_gw

Is polymer clay still popular??

18 years ago

Or it is another craft that has met its day?

I havn't crafted in a long time, but I have wanted to focus on just one thing. And something that doesn't take up a lot of room. And that I could get real creative and make cool gifts for people.

So is polymer clay in or out?

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