Birds of a Feather: Revised and Expanded Polymer Clay Projects (Beyond Projects)

Christi is amazing. Her books are informative and funny with adorable creations!

I am a bit torn on this booklet. its starts on page 3 and ends on page 47 and is amazingly tiny. The photos are very nice and clear, with fairly clear directions. There are 8 bird projects, then some pictures of other types of birds at the end. She did do an amazing job on feather techniques which is why I am rating this booklet so high, and well I am a total fan of her youtube videos. I am was just surprised at the small size and lack of contact for the price, I know it says it has 48 pages down below on the description, but it didn't really sink in that it was so tiny.So I do like the booklet, just wanted to let those who are poor like me (full time student, ugh) and have to be frugal with their hobby splurges, that it is fairly small amount of projects and information, but if you have the money and like her style, then it is a good book to have. I am still saving up to try to get her steampunkery and Dragon book.

Christi Friesen is some kind of clay wizard. Or high priestess of polymer. I don't know what to call her, but she makes clay art that is so stunning, it looks like it was molded by magic. OK, I suck at metaphors, but you just have to take a look at any of her books to see what I'm trying to say. I have most of them now; the Birds of a Feather book I got specifically for my birder mom. Again, gorgeous! I mean, the book. Mom's not so bad looking either.Anyway, I don't claim to have anything close to Christi's artistic talent, but through her books, I sure have had a lot of fun trying. And I've had some amazing results with my art classes for kids. My 4th-6th graders get a lot of inspiration looking at what Christi can do. And not only are the pictures outstanding, but the text is instructive and hilarious. Christi Friesen is possessed, I tell ya. With a real gift for art.

I do not have a very good imagination, so books like this are helpful to me to come up with ideas for polymer clay charms. Cute figures and not bad instructions.

All of Christi's books are must-haves for the polymer clay artist and this is no exception! Her style is fun and informative. She makes it easy with ste-by-step instructions which are clearly written and illustrated with many photos. This one was out of print and thank goodness it has now been re-published.

I just love Christi's work. and this is yet again, a wonderful book. I have the old one too, but so happy to get this again. there's enough changes that you almost want to call it Birds volume 2.

Granddaughter made one of the birds. This book sparks the imagination !

I love all of Christi's books! And this one is just as great as all of the others. It is filled with wonderful ideas and loads of techniques.

Great book for beginners gives you the basics to expand your creativity, it may be a thin book but the info and pics are good!.I have a few of Christi Friesen books and as long as she keeps publishing I will keep buying!!.Good price as well.

Not a bad little book but some of the language is a bit immature. 'Footsies' and 'Smush' are more suitable for a children's book. I am a grown adult and prefer to be spoken to as one.

Love this book. I always enjoy the humour she uses to share her ideas. Great for beginning and also more advanced clay creators! I have spent several hours looking through and reading this book and always find something new.

love this lady good instructions and a laugh

Loved it