About this class

Join Wendy Moore LIVE Online, Wednesday, January 20th, 2027 at 7 PM ET, and discover an inventive new way to create a bold, interlocking chain necklace entirely from polymer clay.

In this workshop, Wendy will share a new technique she developed to create and invisibly link polymer clay components. The result is a necklace that looks beautifully constructed and wonderfully complex without the connections distracting from the design.

Even better, this technique becomes a fantastic canvas for your own creativity. Play with color, pattern, scale, shape, and surface design to create endless variations and make the look completely your own.

You’ll Learn:
How to prepare the core polymer clay components so the linking process is easier and more successful.
Ways to decorate individual links with color, pattern, and surface design.
How to prepare selected components for invisible linking.
Wendy’s technique for linking the components and disguising the connection points.
How to cure your linked pieces without compromising the structure or design.
How to finish the necklace so the cord and structural elements become an intentional part of the overall design.
Ways to vary the basic design to create necklaces that are uniquely yours.
How to make your own simple tools for the process.

Once you understand the technique, imagine where you can take it! Different link shapes, bold graphics, subtle palettes, oversized statement pieces, or your own completely original combinations.

Wendy will also be taking your questions LIVE throughout the class, so you can ask about the process as you learn.

Your purchase includes a PDF of class notes and online resources. Please note that the PDF is not a stand-alone instructional booklet.|

AND THERE’S MORE!
Your class purchase includes the complete video recording!
After the LIVE class, we’ll add the recording to your CRAFTCAST Library, where you can watch it again and again whenever you’re ready to create.

Work alongside Wendy at your own pace, and revisit the invisible-linking technique when you’re ready to create another variation.