Explore a little bit of color theory and create an analogous color palette for this polymer clay retro cane made with skinner blends.
In this polymer clay tutorial I show you how to use colorful leftover bits of clay with a scrap polymer clay mokume gane technique
In this polymer clay tutorial I show you how to use colorful leftover bits of clay with a scrap polymer clay mokume gane technique
Explore a little bit of color theory and create an analogous color palette for this polymer clay retro cane made with skinner blends.
When drilling small holes in polymer clay beads and pendants, I can't live without my micro drill pin vise. It's a hand drill with tiny little drill bits.
Texture stamps for polymer clay ❃PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING❃ Acrylic stamps embossing stamp for polymer clay Length x Width: 70mm x 40mm Acrylic thickness: 3mm Object size (Length x Width): A - 40mm x 23mm B - 40mm x 18mm C - 41mm x 25mm D - 50mm x 28mm E - 40mm x 18mm F - 40mm x 16mm How to use: Condition your clay properly and roll it slightly higher than the final thickness you want, as when you will press the stamp, the clay will lose a bit of thickness. Gently stroke corn flour or baby powder releasing agent on the clay. Remove the excess of corn flour with a soft/make up brush and position the stamp on the clay. Put some weight on the roller, and press the clay firmly on the stamp. Grab the edges of the stamp and pull up straight up firmly. Care & Cleaning: Sometimes clay or flour can get stuck in the design. Please take care when washing the trays: only use a soft cloth or soft bristled toothbrush and warm soapy water. Regular brushes can scratch the acrylic. Never use sharp objects such as needles as you can easily damage the stamp. Shipping: - Canada: Shipping is FREE! All packages are shipped via oversized letter mail, which does NOT include tracking. Please upgrade your shipping at checkout if tracking is required. -US: Free shipping in the US for orders above $35. Please upgrade your shipping at checkout if tracking is required. - International orders: all orders are shipped via small packet, which does NOT include tracking. Please upgrade your shipping at checkout if tracking is required. ◆Please read our shipping and refund policy before placing your order! ◆If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us. We will be more than happy to help!
Finished the hoops we made at the live today! - Bake them at 275F for 50 minutes - Cut both hoops at the same place - Make holes with 4mm tiny drill bits - Add 4mm stud back and apply liquid clay -...
The teardrop polymer clay stud is a handmade with love polymer clay earring and made to order. The perfect little statement stud to pimp your dangly bits! Colour combinations are available at request! Size 1.5cm. Materials: Polymer clay and stainless steel stud. Unfortunately due to the nature of the product and for hygiene reasons, refunds are not accepted.
Top o’ the mornin’ to you! Well, it’s not morning, but that’s the extent of my St. Patrick’s Day hoopla. I was searching around for something to celebrate the day …
Polymer Clay Bows are so simple and fun to make. Here is a tutorial. You will need: Polymer Clay, an old chopping board or plastic mat to work on, a cutting implement, a glass jar or old rolling pin, polymer clay gloss, an oven 1. Spilt your clay in half. 2. Roll […]
Okay, so I’ve been slacking big time on updating my blog, but I’ll just put the blame on my life and my no-life. There, now that we got that out of the way, let’s get down to business. As I’ve alre…
It's been 5 years since I posted my Brocade Cane video tutorial on youTube, so I thought I'd change it round a bit and make a triangular cane rather than the original square cane . What do you think?...
3 polymer clay connectors :::::::::::::::::::::::: -Widths are approximately 16mm, 21mm, and 30mm -Organic, primitive unique textured thick oval tabs; the largest one is scalloped; all are slightly dapped/curved to conform on the wrist nicely -Color & embellishments: clay base is white; they are painted with a muted light turquoise and the raised texture is brushed with blended metallic gold; a bit of black detailing; textures made using my own handmade molds--the smaller two are textured on both sides -Satin finish -Lightweight; all perfect for use in earrings -Standard holes at each lateral edge -The connectors can be used with either wide edge facing upward; all were made with the idea of bracelet construction in mind but the largest one could also be used in a pendant assemblage and the smaller 2 would be suitable for necklace, pendant, or even earring assemblage -The crescent moon in the photos approximates an average ear for size reference :::::::::::::::::::::::: Listing is for the same THREE connectors shown in the photos ------ Notes: -The photos are taken in bright light. Some beads are made with very colorful and/or reflective embellishments. Under regular indoor lighting conditions the beads may appear more neutral and/or muted than in the brightly lit photos.
In this polymer clay tutorial I show you how to use colorful leftover bits of clay with a scrap polymer clay mokume gane technique
Introducing the stylish necklace, just perfect for the mornings you wake up late! This simple yet colored fimo necklaces are the perfect accessory to change your mood! It does not matter how uplifted it is outside, with any simple polymer clay necklace from this collection you will have the colorful rays that are bouncing around you throughout the day! Let’s taste
Welcome to the Beginner Button Class! For this first lesson, we will discuss how to prepare polymer clay for use, how to make a 1/2-inch solid-color button, and how to properly bake it. We’ll be making six buttons, two in each of three colors. Supplies + Tools 3 packages of Premo! Sculpey polymer clay in […]
These handmade fruit snail earrings make the cutest cottage-core addition to any outfit. They are colorful, cute, and quirky, and bring a bit of funky to any ensemble. Featuring lemon snails, strawberry snails, and orange snails in two size variations. The smaller size is lighter, for sensitive ears, while the larger ones pack an even bigger statement. Kawaii snail jewelry. Made from polymer clay.
This pdf tutorial booklet gives detailed instructions on how to make four of my favorite polymer clay canes. Laid out in an ebook format, the class teaches some basic millefiori caning and requires basic cane reduction knowledge. The canes included are mostly beginner level, with a bit more challenge in the feather cane. The tutorial is broken down into 3 chapters - making the Magic Swirl cane, making the Tie-Dye cane, and making the Southwestern Triangle Border cane and complex Feather cane using the border cane. It includes a detailed overview of the basic supplies needed and a resource page with links to various sites for supplies or more information. The tutorial is 29 pages long and has over 100 large, color pictures! Enjoy! The tutorial is a digital download and available at purchase. You will need Adobe Reader to access the tutorial. If you do not have the Adobe Reader program, you may download it at for free at www.adobe.com.
All right, here it is! The most epic faux crystal collection I have ever made — it initially started as an experiment to see what would happen if I used black liquid clay to bind these little (full...
How many of you pop all your scrappy clay bits into colour lots? ...well yes, I do. I'm a bit "obsessive compulsive" like that actually and regardless of how hard I try, I find it difficult to leave scrappy bits alone. Here's a really cool way to create some very tactile beads. Depending on what colours are in your scrappy stash, you can end up with some great results. Wear them in a bunch on a bright coloured, long cord and you won't be able to stop yourself from playing with them. Wad your scrap clay up and have a knitting needle on hand as well. Roll your clay flat with your acrylic rod. Roll through the pasta machine on the thickest setting. Fold in half and roll through again still on the thickest setting. Do this once more. Don't blend too much or you'll lose the pattern all together. Roll up to create a scrappy cane. Trim the end up. and neaten the seam. Slice the end off and check out the gorgeous patterns inside. Insert a knitting needle and start rolling on your work surface. I use plain A4 paper as it doesn't slip. Pop your fingers on either end of the knitting needle and roll increasing the thread hole. Continue until you have a large, organic looking centre. Now flatten with an acrylic sheet. Flatten until your bead is about 7mm thick. Slice up the rest of your cane and repeat. Bake at the recommended temperature. String on some gorgeous, coloured cord. This is a bead I created by simply cutting from a pre-existing cane and following the above instructions.
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CERNIT Opaline serie polymer clay, 56g (2oz), Oven-hardening polymer modeling clay How to use polymer clay Cernit ? Once unpacked, the clay has to be kneaded in the palm of the hand before starting modelling so that it goes softer and easier to work with. The clay should be used with clean hands on a clean surface as well to prevent any dirt or dust to get in the clay. There are as many uses as one could imagine ! Cernit can be moulded, sculpted, with or without tools, printed or mixed with stones, pearls, feathers, powders, paints.... How to bake polymer clay Cernit ? The Cernit clay polymerises between 110 and 130°C (230-266°F) in a preheated oven. Baking time is of 30 minutes. Temperature should be respected unless harmful gases could develop and the colour could be corrupted. Be careful, this clay cannot be baked in a microwave oven! After baking, the clay is waterproof. Also, it can be baked several times if you wish to add bits to your work. When you are done baking, the clay can still be worked with. It can be sanded, drilled, varnished according to the finish you like. For polishing, start with sanding gently the clay with a fine-grain sandpaper. Finish with a polisher to get a maximum glossy effect. After some time, if it rubs clothing the clay could loose some of the glossy. Then, it has to be polished again. The result will be the same as with varnish. However, varnish will resist the rubbing and does not need to be applied again. As soon as your piece of clay is baked and maybe polished, you can still work on it by adding acrylic paints, oil paints, mica powders or varnish. Why should you buy polymer clay Cernit ? After baking and sanding, the creations have a glossy finish Baked Cernit keeps some flexibility, it does not break easily. This is a big asset for some specific work. The clay is resistant thogh absolutely not crispy. Due to this amazing flexibility, Cernit stands out from the competition. It is your perfect match for creating flowers, bracelets with no clasp or other fine jewellery that needs to keep a certain flexibility. The wide colour range allows beginners to have a large choice. For experiences polymerists, the mixable colours make even more colours and effects possible. Primary colours are also available in bigger packaging (500g) to create your own blend of colours. Cernit does not stain hands or tools Even during baking, Cernit is odourless Cernit is more flexible than the competition Safety Our Cernit does not contain any phtalates. Children should not be left without a wath while using the clay. This product must not be put in the mouth and we advise to wash hands after each use. One should not eat, dring or smoke in an area which is dedicted to modelling Cernit.
These polymer clay candy tubes are perfect for all your decoden and kawaii needs. These twists are perfect for your decoden, scrapbook, and doll house miniatures. You can use them as tubes or you can slice them to make cute round candies! Each cane can be sliced into 75-100 slices (depending on the thickness) Color: assorted Size: 50mm long X 6mm (these are handmade so the sizes are approximate and may vary a tiny bit) Quantity: 6 Random Pieces Material: Polymer Clay If you would like larger amounts please contact me! Visit my shop for other sweets cabochons! https://www.etsy.com/shop/HappyKawaiiSupplies?section_id=15735035&ref=shopsection_leftnav_1
- CARE INSTRUCTIONS Please keep in mind that these are handmade earrings and may include imperfections that come with making them with my own hands and while polymer clay is durable, it is not immune to breakage. Please store earrings in a dry area but they may be cleaned with water and a tiny bit of dish soap. Polymer earrings may break if dropped. Please handle them with care and reach out if you have any concerns or any issues you experience! I'll try my best to come up with any solution needed! Please note: -Slight variations in color may occur based on screen resolution. -All studs/hooks/hoops and jump rings are stainless steel. Stainless steel does contain trace amounts of nickel but is considered safe for most ears, as the nickel is bound as to not release nickel ions to the skin. -Charms and decorative pieces do contain nickel and other alloy metals.
Explore a little bit of color theory and create an analogous color palette for this polymer clay retro cane made with skinner blends.
