Let's make ocean jasper! This is a mokume gane technique using alcohol inks. I also show how to use an eyelet setter in clay!! linktr.ee/happ... Eyelet setter tool amzn.to/3zPfbEI
Very pretty. Have you ever thought about doing smaller squares or even circles and attaching them one to another to make a bracelet? That would be very pretty. Love your videos.
Ohhhhhhhhh, love this “jasper”. Definitely going to try this. What resin do you use? I am just starting with resin and it isn’t going very smoothly…….yet. New sub as of today.😊
It is gorgeous! For me it’s a pity not knowing what kind of clay you use, ink, tools,if you could make a list it would be much easier. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and técnica.
Hello, a great video to learn from. Thank you. I've got a question. The items are very shiny after baking. Did you buff them or did you cover them with resin? You haven't mentioned any resin so I assume there was something else that gave them the shine? I'm a total newbie and can't wait to start my first experiment with polymer clay.
@@happyplacestudio awww, thank you for the rapid response and actually... thank you for responding at all :))) I am intending to watch more of your videos, definitely. This was the second on my list. Many thanks again and good luck to you!
Hiiii. Love love this design. And all of your others. I have the eyelets but I would like to get the tool you have. Can you post link it was not included :(
Here ya go! 1/4 Inch Grommet Eyelet Plier Set, Eyelet Hole Punch Pliers Kit with 300 Metal Eyelets, Grommet Tool Kit for Leather Clothes Belt a.co/d/8aFRoZY
Would you mind holding your hand still for about four seconds when showing us something such as a color or a texture? Also when you’re showing us something that is subtle or bring in the camera tighter, to keep us from thinking it is just white, please? It’s no fun for us to hear you telling us how pretty it is, when we can’t see a single thing, not even on the finished product when It’s just a blob on the screen. Thanks a bunch! still glad etting me
Gorgeous 😍 I love Mokume Gane, the patterns that result are incredible! Thank you for sharing!
That’s what I need, a fan…I’m so impatient.
Thank you for sharing.
Love the orange in the pieces... Very cool ❤🎉
Love these! You just make my brain bubble, Trey! Thank you!
I love this. Colors are awesome. Lovethe eyelet punch.
This color combination and technique are so eye catching.
Love these. Was hoping to see how you made the Barrettes.
I'll show that in another tutorial
A winner As always
Very pretty. Have you ever thought about doing smaller squares or even circles and attaching them one to another to make a bracelet? That would be very pretty. Love your videos.
I have made several bracelets like that. I can't attach pics here though :(
Sweet !! You are the alcohol ink master !! Thanks for sharing your time and talent. 😍
I love the mokume technique. It always creates such fun and interesting patterns
Awesome tutorial I did try this method awhile ago from another video and pieces come out really cool.
fabulous tutorial! thank you for sharing ❤️
So pretty ❤😊thank you so much 😊❤!!
Love this technique, thank you for your videos...💖💖💖🇨🇦
The patterns you ended up with are just gorgeous! Too bad you can never recreate mokume gane designs!! They're all unique. 👏👏👏😎
I love your creations you are very talented and your video's are very inspiring 😍
Luv these. Thank you for sharing 🥰🥰
Ohhhhhhhhh, love this “jasper”. Definitely going to try this. What resin do you use? I am just starting with resin and it isn’t going very smoothly…….yet. New sub as of today.😊
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Everything I use is in my Amazon store
Amazon.com/shop/treysclay
It is gorgeous! For me it’s a pity not knowing what kind of clay you use, ink, tools,if you could make a list it would be much easier. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and técnica.
I have an Amazon store with everything I use
Amazon.com/shop/treysclay
Hello, a great video to learn from. Thank you. I've got a question. The items are very shiny after baking. Did you buff them or did you cover them with resin? You haven't mentioned any resin so I assume there was something else that gave them the shine? I'm a total newbie and can't wait to start my first experiment with polymer clay.
Hi! I put resin on them. If you watch more if my videos I actually show the process. Have fun!!
@@happyplacestudio awww, thank you for the rapid response and actually... thank you for responding at all :)))
I am intending to watch more of your videos, definitely. This was the second on my list. Many thanks again and good luck to you!
I try to respond to everyone!
Hiiii. Love love this design. And all of your others. I have the eyelets but I would like to get the tool you have. Can you post link it was not included :(
Here ya go!
1/4 Inch Grommet Eyelet Plier Set, Eyelet Hole Punch Pliers Kit with 300 Metal Eyelets, Grommet Tool Kit for Leather Clothes Belt a.co/d/8aFRoZY
Hey there is there another way you can get the same results. Saying that is cause my hand is damaged and its real hard to slice like that. Thank you😊
Maybe turn it on its side and slice downward?
@@happyplacestudio oh boy duh on my part. Lol sorry didnt even think of that.
Glad to help!!
Are you using alcohol inks to color it?
Yes!
Do alcohol ink colors fade over time in clay like they do in resin only? Thanks
I don't notice any fading
Love your tutorials! Question….is your pasta machine’s thickest setting a 0 or 1 ?
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@@happyplacestudio thanks!
what kind of polymer clay do you use in your work? translucent?
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Eyelet
Would you mind holding your hand still for about four seconds when showing us something such as a color or a texture? Also when you’re showing us something that is subtle or bring in the camera tighter, to keep us from thinking it is just white, please?
It’s no fun for us to hear you telling us how pretty it is, when we can’t see a single thing, not even on the finished product when
It’s just a blob on the screen. Thanks a bunch!
still glad
etting me