Tutorial - Sculpt with Betel Nuts and Epoxy Clay

Directions for a Teddy bear and Peacock

Tutorial at Hobby Crafts Blog

"Hello friends am with betel nut dolls once again.. this time I made a Teddy and Peacock. So easy to make them, you just need betel nuts.  Here we go...mix 2 parts of m-seal and then add to the betel nut".... Read more

Tutorial - Make a Sheep with Air Dry Clay

Cotton balls make up the sheep's body

Tutorial at The Art Bug Blog

"From Black Clay Roll out a Small Oval Shape for head, like this.  Roll one more similar shape but bigger in size (about 1.5 times) for the body.  Make a small elongated drop like shape for ears. Use toothpick to shape the inside of the ear".... Read more

Tutorial Exchange - House Key Shadow Box

This could also be a housewarming gift

Tutorial at Shrimp Salad Circus Blog

"Totally Tutorials and Sculpey sent me a sampler pack of clay and various tools as part of a tutorial exchange. Clay generally leads me to various jewelry ideas, but I wanted to do something a little bit outside the box (or inside the box, as it were...). Since we're getting ready to move - more on that later - this seemed like a great time for a project to commemorate the first apartment Andrei and I shared. Read on to find out how to make a permanent keepsake of your home".... Read more

Tutorial Exchange - How to Make a Sculpey Soap Dish

Polymer clay was supplied by Sculpey as part of a Tutorial Exchange

Tutorial at Hearts and Sharts Blog

"I’m about to take a giant running leap over that line and show you how I made the most ridiculous/creepy/awesome soap dish ever.  Warning – This is long but there are tons of pics. If you don’t know how to read, you’ll still be able to make this thing by the end.  After playing with the clay that Sculpey was kind enough to send me, I went out and grabbed a 1 lb package of Super Sculpey in Semi-Transparent Beige aka flesh. I’ve made something like this before so I kind of had an idea of where to start.  First, I snapped a pic of my own hand, relaxed. Yeah, it’s a little chub. Hush it".... Read more

Tutorial Exchange Opportunity - Sculpey Sampler

Sculpey oven bake clay is the perfect medium to create jewelry, figurines, home décor items, papercraft, mixed media and  children’s projects. It is a great compliment to all of your DIY creations. Plus a full line of tools and accessories make creating quick and easy. Just add your imagination and a project is born. Visit www.sculpey.com.

Sculpey is offering a generous tutorial opportunity to up to 6 Totally Tutorials readers.  Each chosen blogger will receive a Sculpey III 30 piece Sampler, an Essential Tool Kit, a set of texture sheets and 2 sets of mini cutters. 

If you would like to make and share a tutorial using these tools and materials, apply for this opportunity by emailing me at TotallyTutorials@verizon.net with the URL to your blog or website.  The ideal candidate will be someone comfortable working with Sculpey, have a blog or website, and the ability to take nice photos.  

Up to six Totally Tutorial readers will be chosen to receive the Sculpey III 30 piece Sampler, an Essential Tool Kit, a set of texture sheets, and 2 sets of mini cutters.  Their resulting tutorials will  be posted here on Totally Tutorials.   

Applications will be accepted through Friday, February 14.  I will contact the winners of the exchange by Sunday, February 16th.  They will then have until March 28th to complete their tutorials. Read more about how Tutorial Exchanges work on this page.  This opportunity is open to bloggers within the U.S. only. 

Thank you to Sculpey Polyform Products for this amazing opportunity.  Check out their website for project ideas, and their blog for further inspiration.

Tutorial - How to Make Salt Dough Animals

A fun project for older kids

Salt Dough Tutorial at Just Chic Blog

"I created these dough farm animals for Victor's birthday party but decided not to use them afterall. Most of our guest friends had kids under 3 and I was afraid that, while playing with the animals, the kids would pull some small parts (ears, noses) apart and didn't want to take that risk. Not that they weren't well attached to the rest of the body but kids have a special power to make the impossible possible".... Read more