Elaine resides in Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada, and her forte with polymer clay, is millefiori canes, and beads made from her canes.

What is a millefiori cane? Take a look:

And here are some of the beads that she creates using her canes – beautiful!

In addition to her Artfire Studio, you can find Elaine of TooAquarius at her Etsy shop for her beads, TooAquarius; her Etsy shop for her canes, ClayChicks; and at her blog, TooAquarius.com.

Susan lives in New Jersey, and creates sculptures, beads, pendants, and other items out of polymer clay.  Her primary influences appear to be Dinko Tilov and Christie Friesen, but she has a style that is all her own.

Here are a few of her wonderful wares:

Dee resides in England and creates THE cutest miniature animals – dogs, kitties, bunnies, and even a guinea pig or two. So cute!  Some of them even have wool flocking to give them a furry appearance!

Go check out the rest of her cute little miniatures!

Not only does she run four shops, (at least that I know of, I’m sure there are probably more!), she has such a variety of items available at each!  At HaffinaCreations, she offers handmade jewelry, some of which incorporates her handmade polymer clay items, as well as beaded jewelry and her chainmaille!

At BeadsByHaffina, she sells her handmade polymer clay beads, buttons, pendants and other items that she doesn’t incorporate into her own jewelry:

At HaffinaAgain at Etsy, she has a few handmade jewelry items, a few of which also have her polymer clay items and chainmaille included.

And finally, at HaffinaAgain at Zibbet, she says the items listed there are those that took extra special effort to create, or those created for competitions, as well as a few precious metal and gemstone earrings.

Check out this chainmaille!

Isn’t it just amazing work?

So go pay her a visit at any of her shops, you’re bound to see something you like!

Catswire hails from Germany, where she lives with her husband and four kitties.  She is an avid crocheter of wire.  Yep, wire rather than threads or yarn.  It makes for some really interesting pieces!  And recently, she’s started working with polymer  clay and is merging the two mediums together for some great items.  Go take a look!

Just look at this cute little fruit basket!  Polymer clay fruit, and crocheted wire basket!

And then this cute little “Sleepy Star”:

And here is a piece that is a wire crochet sculpture – a kitty!

Valerie creates jewelry, pendants, key rings, and bracelet cuffs all with polymer clay.  She also hand paints some pendants with inks which remind me of porcelain beads.  Here is just a sample of the lovely items she has available at her studio:

If you hurry and purchase something by the 24th, you can get 15% off using coupon code “THISWEEK” at check out.

Michelle creates whimsical sculptures, beads, ornaments and other items with polymer clay, and she also hand sews cloth dolls, cat toys, plush dolls inspired by World of Warcraft, and many other things.  And she knits, too! Quite the busy gal!

Here is just a small number of the various wares she has available in her studio:

She is having a Christmas in July sale, too!  Coupon code XMASINJULY in select studio categories, gets you 10% off!

Go and have a look around her store!

Valerie has some excellent items in her studio, and she is having a Christmas in July sale, 15% off, and always has free shipping in the U.S. and Canada.

It’s so hard to choose a few items from her studio, but here are some of my favorites:

I have her ArtFire Rapid cart over on the right hand side of the page if you happen to see something displayed and want it right away – you don’t have to go to ArtFire to purchase, it can be done right from that cart!

Here is one of her beautiful items:

Dawn is a dabbler in many crafts, including calligraphy, rubber stamping, candlemaking, and glass etching, just to name a few. Her current focus if of course on polymer clay, although she incorporates some of her other crafts into her polymer clay items to enhance and embellish them.  Here are a few of my favorites from her studio: