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Author: Lindly Haunani

A lifelong artist, Lindly was delighted when she discovered polymer clay in 1988. Admired for her gently empowering teaching style, Lindly has taught hundreds of polymer clay workshops during the past fifteen years. A founding member of the National Polymer Clay Guild and the co-editor of their newletter for three years, Lindly remains active in the polymer clay community.

Precision a la Laura Liska

By Lindly Haunani Posted on January 8, 2008 Posted in Artist Spotlight, Techniques

Over the span of three National Polymer Clay Guild Retreats at Shrinemont, I was able to witness the evolution of Laura Liska’s bargello beads. One year she spent hours mixing color samples that nestled back into a neat hexagram, another …

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Beadazzled Show in Washington, DC

By Lindly Haunani Posted on November 12, 2007 Posted in Exhibitons and Shows

I was certainly bedazzled to see the this show at Beadazzled in Washington, DC in 1990. It was the first time I had ever seen the work of Pier Voulkos, Sarah Shriver, Grove & Grove and City Zen Cane in …

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Food and Fimo

By Lindly Haunani Posted on November 8, 2007 Posted in Artist's Commentary

I became interested in polymer clay in 1988, when a number of things serendipitously led me to take a workshop from Kathleen Dustin. At the time I had a large vegetable/herb garden and was experimenting with different colored inlays of …

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