Introducing Myself

Hello All,

I thought it was about time I introduced myself into this group as I have certainly popped my head in many times during the last few years. My name is Jill Matheson and I am a lampwork glass bead maker. I was selling my glass beads under the user ID of puff-md (now la.jill) on eBay for a couple of years. I am taking a break from the torch for a while and focusing on polymer clay. I've worked with polymer for about four years making small sculptures. I thought it would be easy to make beads out of the polymer - well, it's been fun, but I would not say it was easy! I am currently making disk/lentil shaped beads and it's fun until after the baking part of it - the sanding, buffing and polishing, not to mention drilling a hole side to side through a disk shaped object is pretty work intensive, as I am sure many of you already know.

I look forward to being a part of the group - I will have questions and perhaps I will even have some answers.

Bye for now, Jill

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Hi, Jill!

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Peggy

Hi Jill and welcome.

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starlia

Hi Jill! Be sure to post links to your auctions... I want to see your polyclay work!

-Kalera

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Kalera Stratton

Hi Jill, and welcome :)

I'm a recent clay-addict, still practicing making swirled lentils. I put holes in before baking, and have better luck with lentils than I've had with round beads, sometimes.

Cheers, Carla

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Carla

Welcome Jill! I look forward to seeing some of your work.

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Beadbimbo

Hi Jill !!!

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scott

Welcome, Jill!! :) I've not worked with poly clay but have seen several programs on the Carol Duvall show. They always make the holes before baking.

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