If your oven is that wonky you probably should not try to bake polymer clay in it. Most polymer clays bake at around 300-350 degrees F, so if it was burning in just fifteen minutes your oven was probably about 400 degrees F or more. If you do opt for the "craft oven" option, which I would recommend, make a little "tent" for your clay out of aluminum foil; this will prevent scorching which would be especially noticeable on white pieces. Just be careful not to let any pieces touch the foil.
Lol, Dolly Kim, I never pre-heat my craft oven; I just crank the timer to 30 and let it go. It works just fine.
Polymer clay dishes DIY
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Re: Polymer clay dishes DIY
by yarwel » Sat Oct 13, 2012 8:06 am
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Re: Polymer clay dishes DIY
by SoapBubbles » Tue Oct 30, 2012 2:27 pm
I plan to post a tutorial for the mugs I have here this weekend if you're still looking for tutorials. If I don't post them by Saturday night, message me to tell me to get off my lazy bum. 
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Re: Polymer clay dishes DIY
by Nelly19 » Sat Nov 03, 2012 9:32 am
I will look into the toaster oven , living in the Bahamas on this hobby I feel like macgyver, lol
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Re: Polymer clay dishes DIY
by MissReckless » Fri Nov 30, 2012 7:10 pm
DollyKim wrote:
Or at least look in to a toaster oven.
Careful with toaster ovens though, I had one that cost a lot I bought for clay and it burned the top ofth clay but the bottom was uncooked.
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