POLYMER CLAY JEWELRY TUTORIAL: KEOKER CUTTER METALLIC JEWELRY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2024
- This video features 3 sets of jewelry created by using the Basic Keoker Cutters and some fun ColorShift Metallic Paint!! Lots of fun in this especially when I bring in my simpler cutter forms into each set of jewelry!! I do hope you will CHECK THIS OUT!!
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00:00 Tutorial Titles & Materials
00:11 Creating the 1st cut pieces to make the sets…
02:49 Working on the 1st set of Jewelry…
13:51 Finishing up on the 1st Set of Jewelry…
16:38 Creating the 2nd jewelry set…
22:33 Creating the 3rds jewelry set…
28:23 End Results
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Tools & Materials used in this video:
A Smooth Tile Surface/ Baking Tiles
Needle Tool
Silver Jewelry Findings
Superglue
Translucent Liquid Sculpey
Exacto Knife
A Firm Tissue Blade
Keoker Basic Cutters:
www.amazon.com/Keoker-Cutters...
Rubber Stamp set:
www.amazon.com/Fciqven-Wooden...
Folk Art Metallic Colorshift Paints: Green Flash, Purple Flash, Aqua Flash, Plum Flash & Pastel Purple
Polymer Clays: Glitter Copper, and Black
Copyright 2024 by Laura J Schiller
Again i am blown away at just how inventive and creative you are when you design these pieces !!!!! Thankyou for showing these
AWwww, thank you so much Miss Selene!! I am so glad this is very helpful to you. Sometimes I wonder if my ideas are old or "that's already been done". It is why your comments to me are so important!! It gives me an idea of whether or not this works or whether I should change up my videos...so, having you find this helpful...Truly...thank you. Bless your heart for letting me know here. Sending you my big hugs, lady!! :)
@@laurajschiller Your ideas are never old that is for certain !! never change up your videos
That color shift paint is beautiful! Love your presentation of finished jewelry! Thank you for another amazing video!
Wow!! Well, thank you so much, Miss Jackie!! I am just so glad you enjoyed my video and how I go about creating these fun jewelry sets!! Now create, lady and have a blast in the clay!! Sending you my big hugs! :)
Thank you! You are an awesome artist and teacher.
OH MY!! Wow!! Well, thank you dear lady!! What a wonderful compliment that feeds my soul to keep creating in the clay and creating the videos I do!! I do hope I inspire you and you will Play, play, play and play more in the clay!! Sending you big hugs your way! :)
Hi Laura…beautiful pieces!!!
Hope you have a great weekend!!!
Hugs
Thank you for this, Miss Jennifer!! I am thrilled you enjoyed each of these sets so much and hoping you will create some too!! Sending you my biggggggg of big hugs! :)
Wow!! Beautiful again! ❤
LOLOLOL!! Thank you so much for that!! Bless you! Thrilled you enjoyed this!! I do have to say I am loving that metallic paint for sure!! Sending you my big bigggggg hugs! :)
You are amazing Laura
Well, thank you Miss Julie!! I try to do my best in regards of creating the many works I do in polymer clay...I just hope you might try creating this sort of thing or at least inspire you to play in the clay!! Sending my big hugs your way!! :)
stunning pieces! 😍
Thank you so much, Miss Maggie!! Hope you will create some yourself too!! Sending you my big hugs! :)
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Thank you!! I hope you will continue to enjoy my work here on my channel. Sending big hugs! :)
I love watching your technique. You are so creative!
But I would love to see how you finished the backs. You baked the backing on tile which (for me) always looks ugly with patchy shiny spots. How do you make the back look "professional"?
Thank you so much!! I understand about the patchy on the backside, and much of this is my impatience to creating all on tile. The backside is always a problem for me and unless I place it onto a piece of paper (Which could curl depending on the paper)...or other surface...my only other solution is to sand and buff the backside. Again, I am not very patient, and most of the time when I sell my pieces, people are not very concerned about the backside. Their attention is almost always on what it looks like from the front. Another factor here is even though I create and sell jewelry, my main focus for many years has been clay on eggshell, miniatures, flowers, etc. I only came over to the "dark side" LOLOLOL!! recently. I wish I was more of an authority here for you on a nice backside finish to jewelry...but I believe many artisans in polymer clay have a similar problem. I do hope this helps you some....but and always, sending you my hugs!! :)