Imagine: you, wrapped in a cozy blanket, favorite mug in hand, while artists from around the world guide you through unique polymer clay classes.
You’re not traveling to any venue or studio, you’re letting inspiration travel to you.
NOVEMBER 22 – 23, 2025
Join us for the Autumn Polymer Weekend Online to learn how to create intricate jewelry and sculptural projects, while exploring innovative ways of working with polymer clay.
A CREATIVE ESCAPE, FROM THE COMFORT OF HOME
Join us for this seasonal experience, embrace the gentle rhythm of autumn, and make time to learn and create spectacular polymer clay art.
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Two days together with attendees from around the world
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Six incredible live online classes
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High-quality recordings to keep forever on your computer
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A photo tutorial for each class
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And a rich goodie box delivered right to your door
SOUNDS LIKE A PLAN?
This season’s artist lineup is filled with familiar faces, each one bringing warmth, originality, and a unique approach to their work with polymer clay.
This class blends polymer clay with wirework and mixed media to create a necklace that carries the spirit of tribal adornment and the edge of contemporary jewelry. Together with Barbara, you’ll learn how to form individual polymer beads in various shapes, highlighted by a focal Spinner Triangle at the center of this striking choker design.
Barbara Briggs is an American multimedia artist who has worked with fiber, ceramics, paper, beadwork, metal, and polymer clay. Creating bold jewelry and wearable art has always been her greatest passion. She shares her expertise through tutorials, kits, and her blog, inspiring artists to create fearlessly across mediums.
A passionate polymer clay artist, Margita Alsina has been immersed in the medium since 2014. Over the past decade, she has honed a diverse range of techniques, driven by a deep curiosity and commitment to creative growth. Margita thrives on observing how fellow artists interpret their materials and generously shares her own insights with the polymer clay community. Her journey is rooted in exploration, collaboration, and the belief that art is a lifelong learning process.
When life hands you lemons, don’t accept the defeat! Margita turns a simple fruit into a bold, expressive sculpture with teeth, texture, and attitude. You’ll explore how subtle details bring emotion to life, and learn to modify your piece into a cartoonish or, if you dare, a scarier creation. This playful class celebrates resilience through creativity, proving that even sour moments can spark something sweet.
Living in Virginia, USA, Melissa Terlizzi creates expressive sculptures, wall art, and jewelry featuring animals such as frogs, toads, insects, and birds. Deeply inspired by nature since childhood, she transforms polymer clay into lifelike textures and playful characters that blend realism with emotion.
In this detailed class, Melissa captures the beauty of nature through polymer clay. You’ll learn to create a dimensional bird scene, combining hand-sculpted feathers, branches, and autumn leaves within a framed composition. Using layered colors, fine textures, and varied techniques, Melissa will guide you in crafting your own piece of art, perfect as wall decor, a framed display, or a statement brooch.
Eduardo’s class explores the dynamic surface possibilities of polymer clay. You’ll learn to hand-build pots without molds or forms, then add geometric patterns that glow with color and subtle texture using liquid clay and fine glass inclusions. The result is a modern, neon-lit vessel that shines both in daylight and under UV light.
Eduardo Farillo is an American polymer clay artist who has been working with the medium since childhood. After briefly selling polymer clay jewelry, he pursued a career in music education and performance. Now, as a first-time father and stay-at-home parent, he has returned to polymer clay with renewed focus, exploring faux ceramic pots and intricate polymer clay flowers and plants.
Inspired by childhood memories of windswept beaches and melting cones, Claire’s playful project celebrates the nostalgia of simple pleasures. Using cane techniques and subtle color blending, she guides you in creating a polymer clay brooch or pendant that captures the charm of creamy chocolate drips and crisp wafer textures.
Living in the scenic Scottish Highlands, Claire Wallis has been working with polymer clay for over fifteen years and was instantly captivated by the millefiori technique. She combines large, complex, painterly canes with simple forms to create eye-catching jewelry inspired by her love of nature. When she’s not working with clay, Claire enjoys painting and exploring her interest in archaeology.
In this sculptural class, Lucy will guide you through creating an organic brooch that celebrates form, movement, and balance. You’ll explore techniques for shaping dynamic, flexible structures with polymer and liquid clay, blending layers seamlessly, and adding fine surface details that bring energy and depth to your design.
Since starting her journey with polymer clay at the age of eleven, Lucy Štruncová has gained extensive knowledge of the medium. Specialized in precision-based polymer clay designs, with a focus on composition, color, and construction, her artworks blend clean aesthetics, innovative approaches, and visual depth.
EXCITED TO JOIN US?
NOVEMBER 22 – 23, 2025
The event will start on both Saturday and Sunday at:
4 PM Central European Time
10 AM Eastern Time
11 PM Australian Western Time
Each class will last for approximately 60 to 90 minutes, with a total event duration of about 4 hours per day, including breaks between sessions.
Our goal is to deliver clear, high-quality classes that are both professional and engaging, allowing participants to remain motivated and immersed throughout the event.
AND GET ESSENTIAL POLYMER CLAY MATERIALS WITH FREE SHIPPING.
We know that attendees of our regular Polymer Week events love receiving goodie bags full of surprises, so we’ve prepared something special for Polymer Weekend as well, complete with exciting new treats inside.
ONLY FOR THE FIRST 100 ATTENDEES | VALUED AT OVER €220
Next to clay and other materials, it also includes a €100 voucher to select essential items from our store and help you complete each class project with ease.
130 EUR
SHIPPING AND VOUCHER
CODE INCLUDED
WHAT IS THE LAST DAY TO SIGN UP FOR THE EVENT?
Tickets with goodie boxes are available until they sell out. For online tickets, registration will remain open until two days before the event.
WHAT IS THE VALUE OF THE GOODIE BOXES AND WHAT IS INSIDE?
The Goodie Boxes are valued at over €220 and contain most of the essential polymer clay materials needed to complete the class projects, coming with other surprises too!
IS THERE REALLY ZERO SHIPPING COST FOR THE PHYSICAL GOODIE BOXES THAT I WOULD RECEIVE?
Yes, we offer free worldwide shipping for the Goodie Boxes. However, please note that additional customs fees may apply in certain countries. We recommend checking with your local customs authorities in advance.
AS A SOCIETY MEMBER, HOW CAN I GET THE BEST PRICE?
When logged into the Society as a member, you can find the voucher code by clicking here. Apply this code during registration to access the best price.
WHAT IS THE SCHEDULE FOR THE EVENT?
Each class lasts approximately 60-90 minutes. The entire event lasts around 4 hours each day, with breaks between classes. We ensure that all classes are clear and professional to keep participants engaged throughout.
WILL THE EVENT BE ACCESSIBLE TO PARTICIPANTS FROM DIFFERENT TIME ZONES?
Yes, the event is accessible to participants worldwide, regardless of their time zone.
THE TIME OF THE EVENT IS NOT IDEAL FOR MY TIME ZONE. CAN I WATCH EVERYTHING LATER?
Absolutely! You can watch the recorded sessions at your convenience and engage with other attendees in our Facebook group.
CAN I ACCESS RECORDINGS OF THE WORKSHOPS IF I MISS SOMETHING?
Yes, recordings will be available to all attendees forever, allowing you to watch them as many times as you wish. After the event, you will receive a link to download them.
ARE THERE SPECIFIC TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS OR SOFTWARE NEEDED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE ONLINE WORKSHOPS?
No special requirements. It's recommended to download the Zoom app for easy access when joining the online event.
SHOULD I CREATE THE PROJECT WHILE WATCHING THE TEACHER’S CLASS LIVE?
We recommend watching the live event first to connect with the teacher and other attendees. You can then find time later to work on the projects step by step. Each attendee will also receive a PDF guide to help remember all the steps.
WILL THERE BE OPPORTUNITIES TO ASK QUESTIONS DURING THE CLASSES?
Yes, there will be a dedicated time at the end of each class for attendees to ask questions and engage with the teachers.
