Make Shiny Polymer Clay Cuff Bracelets Without Glue

[@westausbel3018]

That’s fantastic Meg. So clever baking the veneer first, it looks so much easier than placing it on raw.

[@janetmcbride165]

That's a neat trick, arranging and baking on glass to get that shine. Thanks Meg.

[@kjstewart77]

Your canes are mind blowing! Wow!

[@megnewberg]

Thank you!

[@jillsharp8143]

Gorgeous!!! I admire your creativity so much!

[@megnewberg]

Thank you!!!

[@nancyh9125]

where do you find these bracelet forms with the pockets? I've never seen them before. I don't see them in your description box.

[@petroskozani2087]

You are amazing!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us! Kindness, generosity, intelligence and creativity are happy sisters that enjoy each other's company in a tightly-knit happy family...!

[@megnewberg]

Thank you! That is very kind!

[@sunnibergeron7850]

Great tips!! Thank you!!!!

[@mariruthbrown1591]

So beautiful. Thanks for sharing

[@susannaraath3608]

Beautifully done... Love the cane!! No links f bracelets in description?

[@megnewberg]

Thank you! I was so focused on the teaching, but the bracelets are here. www.etsy.com/shop/polymerbeadworkshop

[@megnewberg]

The blanks are at HHHdesigns on Etsy.

[@naomimade]

Brilliant!!❤

[@jennifer7685]

This looks like a relaxing hobby, but what other things can you do with the cane?
Beautiful work, btw!

[@ltippery]

Meg do you bake these on the glass?

[@oleia78]

Yes she does!

[@deniseosborne4045]

Wow I love that bracelet. It might actually fit my wrist

[@Reenie757]

Can I ask where you got your blanks?

[@megnewberg]

HHHdesigns on Etsy

[@Reenie757]

@@megnewberg thanks much