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Make a reduction of polymer clay

Made by : Perles & Co
Published on the :18/05/2017
In summary

To reduce a cane in polymer clay, like the one in the mandala model made with Kato Polyclay, you'll need patience and strength. This technique requires special know-how, but with practice, anything is possible. Check out our other tutorials to explore the creative possibilities with polymer clay.

How to reduce a duck in polymer clay?

After creating this huge mandala duck with Kato Polyclay polymer clay, we wanted to show you the reduction technique. It takes patience and strength, but nothing's impossible! The proof is in the pudding!

Take a look at our other polymer clay jewelry tutorials here.

You'll find the list of materials required at the bottom of this page.

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Schema  Make a reduction of polymer clay
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List of useful products
Polymer clay Kato Polyclay 354 gr Black (n°511)
15,00€
Polymer clay Kato Polyclay 354 gr Gold Tone (n°591)
15,00€
Polymer clay Kato Polyclay  56 gr Violet (n°205)
2,60€
Polymer clay Kato Polyclay  56 gr Magenta (n°204)
2,60€
Polymer clay Kato Polyclay  56 gr White (n°209)
5,21€
Your questions (1)
You have a question about this sheet? Ask our team and the people who have already tested it. The Perles & Co community is here to help!
By Ashin (26/03/2025 06:32:18)
Bonjour est-ce que la pâte polymère et sans risque pour la santé ? Merci
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Our Tiffanie expert answers you (26/03/2025 12:39:03)
Bonjour,
Oui, la pâte polymère est sans risque pour la santé lorsqu'elle est utilisée correctement. Elle est non toxique à la manipulation et conforme aux normes européennes en vigueur. Il est toutefois important de respecter les consignes de cuisson indiquées par le fabricant : ne pas dépasser la température recommandée (en général entre 110 °C et 130 °C), et bien aérer la pièce pendant et après la cuisson, ainsi que de nettoyer son four après cuisson s'il s'agit du four qui sert aussi à cuire des aliments.
La pâte polymère ne doit pas être utilisée pour fabriquer des objets destinés à entrer en contact avec des aliments. Enfin, il est conseillé de se laver les mains après usage et de surveiller les enfants lors de son utilisation.
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Answer from customer A.S B. (27/03/2025 13:03:19)
Merci à vous.
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