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Hello everyone! Welcome back to the Zuri blog. Today I have 5 mini canvases to share using Zuri’s newest tile designs. After looking at these moulds for some time, I realized how easy they are to use and make the star of the show. I am always amazed at the level of detail on each […]

Hello everyone! Welcome back to the Zuri blog. Today I have something on a much larger scale to share. A 16×20 inch canvas to be exact. I don’t typically create pieces quite this large, but I quite liked it. I’m always looking for a challenge plus I wanted to use the Machines mould so I […]

Hello, Zuri fans! Welcome to the blog! I am so very honored and grateful to be here and I hope to inspire you in the coming months. For now, I’d like to take you to a warm place. If you can’t tell, I am going for an Egyptian vibe. I used multiple layers of texture […]

Introducing our very talented Design Team for 2022! Hello, Zuri fans!! First of all, we’d like to thank those of you who took the time to apply. Everyone did such beautiful work in giving us so much eye candy! We want to thank YOU for that. Making these choices has got to be one of […]

  Zuri Design Team Call 2022 – Do you LOVE Molds? -Do you Enjoy Inspiring others? – Do you Love our products? Then This is the call you have been waiting for! We are looking for new talents to join our team for USA and CANADA members February 2022 – July 2022. We’re looking for: […]

Introducing our very talented Design Team. We would like to say big THANK YOU to all of you out there for supporting us, playing along with our challenges, having a go at the mood boards and leaving enthusiastic comments, following us on social media, watching our videos or live streams, you guys absolutely rock!!! Here […]

Hi All Sylvia Here, I would like to share with you the process for making this project,which I’m calling ‘Come into my Parlour’, using Zuri Design’s Beauty and the Beast moulds. My preferred product is the Heartysoft Air Drying Clay, which is best to leave for at least 24 hours to ensure it is totally dry. […]