Ann found some information on tumble buffing beads.  Check out the website at Desiree's Desired Creations for the tutorial.
desiredcreations.com/howTo_TLTumbleBuff.htm
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The Mokume Gane techniques from the May demo:
polymerclaydaily.com/2015/08/04/fantastic-folded-beads/

Melanie Muir's website - where you can purchase templates, stamps and much more.
www.melaniemuir.com/jewellery?category=3%2F%20Cuffs

​This is also Melanie Muir on Polyform's website.
www.sculpey.com/project/premo-magnificent-mokume-gane-pendant/

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Marlene's source for the Ball Stylus:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-Pcs-Fondant-Cake-Flower-Metal-Ball-Modelling-Decor-Sugarcraft-Cutter-Set-Tools-/390919949316?hash=item5b04a50c04
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Links for Extruder Play compiled by Jodie from the demo presented by Jodie, Lupe and Elaine.

There are tons of videos out on YouTube on this subject. Just go to YouTube.com and search for “Polymer Clay Extruder”
On Facebook:
Polymer Clay Extruders Group:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/372281099625417/?fref=nf

Pixelated Retro Cane (Bettina Welker) Free Tutorial http://www.beadworx.de/de/en/pixelated-retro-blend-cane-en/

Bonnie Kreger highly recommended this Tutorial for getting her creative juices going when she wasn’t getting anywhere…by Randee M Ketzel/RMKDesign -- Tutorial is $8.00

https://www.etsy.com/listing/123032016/crazy-heart-polymer-clay-tutorial

Ron Lehockey’s Easy Peasy Extruder Cane (free) http://www.polymerclaydaily.com/wp-content/uploads/lehocky_easy_peasy.pdf

Pinterest has a whole site: Polymer Clay Extruder (Mostly) Tutorials https://www.pinterest.com/sophiainsouthfl/polymer-clay-extruder-mostly-tutorials/

Coin keeper mentioned by Ginger Altman - Blue Bottle Tree, useful for storing extruder disks. The book is 4-1/4" x 6". will hold 120 disks. Ginger notes that the advantage of this one over others is there's a tiny flap that covers the opening, so if you pick it up upside down, the disks won't fall out. This link is for one that is $7.47. There are less expensive ones but they are shipping from China from what I can see. I wanted them now, not in a month or two......

http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MVGLQUY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detail page_o00_s00

LC Disk pattern books for disks 7 through 9 can be found out on Issuu in the LC Tools folder. There are also coloring books for those as well. I am hoping at some point they do the same for the earlier disks, but one can always look at the illustration at the end of the existing books which shows all their sets available and one can muddle together other designs. You have to create an account if you want to download but it's free.

http://issuu.com/lctools/docs

Here are the links from Lupe's portion of the demo:

http://mariesegal.blogspot.com/2011/03/african-trade-beads-part-1.html 
 
http://paroledepate.canalblog.com/archives/2009/11/03/15663965.html
 
http://kopilka.rv.ua/?p=8155
 
https://polycat.wordpress.com/2014/02/01/tuto-perle-nouvelle-technique/ (This is using the flat rectangular disk)
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Supply vendors from Bonnie K.:

bead rollers and some cutters - 
http://www.polygolems.com/#%21bead-rollers-/cfvg

Here is another site that Bonnie uses for clay - 
http://sunnydaycrafts.com/index.html

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Diana's April Demo on 2 Part Epoxy:  Supplies

Epoxy: Search online for All-Fix Epoxy Putty
http://www.crystalclayonline.com/  This site has a more expensive epoxy and some tutorials.
Bezels, Clay and Crystals:  https://www.goodybeads.com/store/Mixed-Media-Epoxy.htm?gclid=cmnmov25wrecfqqaqgodximaha
Flatbacks and Chaton crystals:  http://www.dreamtimecreations.com/
Bezels:  http://epoxyjewelry.com/findings.html
Good video:  http://www.beadaholique.com/t-video-how-to-use-decore-epoxy-clay-and-make-a-ring.aspx

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Click below to go to Lupe's blog, and see more information on Barbara McGuire's radial stamps, stores and videos.

http://gesmpccorner.blogspot.com/2015/02/radial-symmetry-and-ultralight-polymer.html

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Here are the Resin/Hardner ratio's when using a scale to mix the resin (in grams):
Total Grams   Hardner    Resin
2.5                   1.2            1.3
3.0                     1.4            1.6
4.0                     1.9            2.1
5.0                     2.3            2.7
6.0                     2.8            3.2
7.0                     3.3            3.7
8.0                     3.7            4.3

From the demo 'putting resin on beads' by Jennifer.  The resin is EnviroTex Lite Pour On high gloss finish. It's in the polymer clay aisle at both Michael's and Hobby Lobby.
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Speaking of Skinner Blends…..in the IPCA Polymergence Issue 5 July 2014 there was a link: dynamicdrive.com
You can make Skinner blends on the computer before doing it on clay. Also might be a good place to print off a sheet of gradient of grey to photograph your items on.
Thanks to Idelle for this information
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Website for paper models
www.korthalsaltes.com
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