UT OH..I just looked fimousa.com  

If your making beads a tumbler is a great tool for sanding round beads. I use it for the 400, 600, 800 and then hand sand for 1000. Don't use the tumbling sand stuff use little chips of sand paper and water. I run a grit for 24 hours or more if needed then change. the chips can be dried and used again until they have no grit left. A great finishing product is the fleco brand varithane. I personally don't like the finish of the scupley glazes and find that fleco gives a harder more durable finish.

Yes of all the crafts I've done and craft products I have tried this has become my addiction as well1
Do you have Michaels and AC Moore by you? Great sales on clay and almost always have coupons for at least 40% non-sale items. (oh and AC Moore will price match and give an extra 10%off the other store's sale price)
Please be careful with fimousa.com - I belong to a clay forum and people have not had good luck with them at all. They don't seem to process orders even after taking money. I have not ordered from them but I trust the people in my group not to mislead on this subject as they too are all clay addicts.

Haha I need to start looking at ebay now that I just got paid too! lol I haven't ever tried working with polymer clay before, but it always looks so cool. I have a friend from school who is really into it and makes some really nice stuff. I will have to give it a try sometime.