Vol-059 Polymer Clay Hair Barrettes Clips Using Silkscreening Rivets Eyelets Molds

Cindy's new way of connecting using the rivets instead of the clay on the back of the barrettes... what a nicer finish to my and everyone else's beautiful work.

~Natalie-H

I love that Cindy really listens to her members and covers every important detail of each step so we finish up with an item of quality. Keep well… cheers xx.

~Elaine-F

Another grand slam Cindy! A while ago, I had given up on making Barrett's because no matter how hard I tried I couldn't find a way to keep them together! So thank you for doing this tutorial series.

~Susan-R

I’m so happy that Cindy Lietz taught us how to secure barrettes without glue or clay :) I can now sell them without worry!

~Sherry-L

Wow - this video set is FULL OF INFO!! You are right - you made the mistakes so we don't have to. Many thanks for that. What interesting ways of using your methods! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE all of your videos. I have used so many in my projects - and will continue to watch FOREVER. I am addicted (but in a good way LOL).

~Patt-W

What fun I am going to have. I have done a few barrettes before, but the glue did not hold and I gave up on that idea pretty quickly. My Granddaughter will be happy that she now gets more barrettes that will last longer.

~Karonkay-C

Hi Cindy, Loved this set of French Barrette videos. Such a lot of priceless information and different techniques. Have always wanted to do silk screening, so a BIG thanks Cindy, you make it so easy. Love rivets, eyelets and other metal fasteners. Also a neat way to use canes that you haven't made into beads… love it.

~Eliane-F

Cindy, your videos are well done and informative and probably the best I have see. I like that you explain everything from start to finish and your knowledge is vast. I will definitely be sending people your way.

~Leanne-K

Yay - hair barrettes are my next step in my repertoire for the shop!

~Sandra-J

This is a very exciting project for me. I have never worked with barrettes. I love the steampunk look as well as all the others. The scarf barrette is gorgeous Cindy, and the endless ways to do these is exciting.

~DixieAnn-S

Wow that is so cool! I have made a couple of barrettes using the glue method, but as you rightly pointed out, one of them has already come apart. Am looking forward to getting "stuck" into this one. I am going to be in France in a couple of weeks so I may even get some French Barrette ideas there.

~Sandra-J

YAY, no more upset customers and embarrassed me ;) and so many other techniques you are teaching us. Really looking forward to moving my product line up a few notches - Thanx.

~Sherry-L

Lots of good ideas here. I've made a few barrettes with glue and pushing the top pc into the holes.

~Freda-K

Love this! I really enjoyed the silk screening. Often wondered about trying that technique. Rivets are the way to go.

~Catalina-L

I look at what I had made BC (before Cindy) and know that without finding this great site, that my venture into PC would have been over. I am now proud of my AC (after Cindy) items, and although I own practically every PC book that has been published, Cindy has that way that makes it easy to follow instructions.

~Elaine-F

I agree with everything Elaine says about Cindy and Doug. They certainly are a very talented pair. They not only create these amazing videos with wonderful close-work that makes it so easy to see, they have also created an welcoming atmosphere which is so friendly and helpful.

~Marion-R

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! :D

~Michelle-C

Hi Cindy, thank you for helping get my credit card updated. I love your tutorials and don't want to miss or lose any of them.

~Denise-O

Some really useful info there, Cindy! I don't do "hair stuff" other than using a plain ponytail holder for sport to ensure I can actually see, but the assembly techniques could be applied to all sorts of other things where glue might not hold permanently enough.

~Sue-F

Thank u Cindy for all the things I am learning from you. Absolutely wonderful.

~Sharon-S

Loved covering the hair barrettes. This was so much fun and I got a little crazy decorating them.

~DixieAnn-S

This project is amazing Cindy, I love the way you guys separated the videos - very logical - so many tips in just this one tutorial!! What a deal!!

~Sherry-L

I agree … the price of these tutorials is ridiculous - Cindy and Doug don’t read this! : )

~Maria-C

Cindy - I am finding your videos very informative, and wish I could just stay home from work to play with clay all day. Thank you for keeping your prices very reasonable.

~Candice-D

Wowza, this tute is AMAZING! It’s exactly what I’ve been waiting for. Cindy - great job, you outdo yourself with every tute! 

~Karen-R

Wow, another innovative problem solving technique, Cindy! Love all the designs! For someone with thick heavy hair, I cannot count the number of over-the-counter barrettes that have cracked to bits. The combination of well-baked, well-finished Premo, combined with the rivet/eyelet solution, is ingenious.

~Jocelyn-C

Cindy you are beyond amazing! How many books would I have to read to gain all the knowledge you have presented here? And then would I actually understand what I read??? Again, where would we get all this knowledge if not from our clay family. You are all so wonderful and generous. Love you all.

~Joyce-F

Thanks for more wonderful tips and great filming Cindy and Doug. You are both very much appreciated.

~Peggy-B