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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2019
- In this video I show you how to make a mushroom pendant using
polymer clay, simple clay modeling tools, acrylic paints,
protective wax and natural crystal.
For a better final effect, as well for better protection for the pendant
(to prevent paint peeling and scratching), I coated it with a layer of epoxy resin.
The effect can be seen in the pictures at the end of the video, but the part
where I work with epoxy resin is not recorded. If you want to
see how I work with epoxy resin in the next videos feel free to comment. Also
write a comment if you have questions and suggestions.
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Very impressed, attention to detail, just wow, lovely to see the time you take on these adorable shrooms, little magical wonders, made me smile watching this, thank you for sharing xx
Thanks a lot. I appreciate the time you dedicated to my video.
I'm glad I made someone smile.
Me too
I love the tools you made for yourself!
New crafty for me to try !!!! Yahooo I’m excited
Amazing!
Omg I would totally rock that!
Beautiful
You are so good at this! I just ordered some supplies because ive really wanted to make pendants out of some of my crystals and stones i have. And im a huuuuge 'shroom fan 🍄
Very amazing!!!!! Love to see more videos!!!! Thank you!!!
These are just absolutely gorgeous! 💯
I’m glad I found this !
Absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing!
Very pretty 😀
Omg it's so amazing🤩 i love it
I would love to see how you work with the epoxy resin! These are beautiful!
Hello I realy like your art;) but... Can I ask, can I bake every Crystal ?
Thank you
Lovely!!!😍
Thank you! 😊
Very Cool!😻
Thank you!
I hope you make more videos. I love this!!
Thanks, and I yes, polymer clay tutorials coming every wednesday, and in between there will be some other tutorials.
Those are beautiful! What type of protective wax do you use?
i use this wax from the link ---- www.amazon.co.uk/Chalky-Chic-Marabu-26225840-Crackle/dp/B01E7VL8MQ.
I apply the wax before painting with acrylic paints because it sticks well to the polymer clay, does not slip and creates a good non-slip surface for the acrylic paints. Also, with its patina effect, the work is shaded and given a much more beautiful visual effect. For the same purpose, ordinary brown acrylic paint can be used if it does not slip from the polymer clay
Beautiful work! Thank you for tutorial! just subscribed. your creations are amazing, inspiring work!
Question: which patina protective wax do you use?
Thank you
Would this work with air dry clay?
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Can I use air-dry clay for this project?
Beautiful creations. Does the crystal lock into the clay without glue .?
In my case, there was no need for glue because I use clay that is very soft and sticky, easily sticks to crystals and other surfaces. On the other hand, when I work with FIMO, I always use glue.
lovely tutorial!! thank you for sharing with us! I'd love to know what the purpose of brown patina wax before painting is?
Thank you very much. I paint with a brown patina to give shading. The brown color penetrates into the depths, I wipe it from the surface of the bumps, and in this way a beautiful shading is obtained. I use wax instead of ordinary acrylic paint because the wax makes the surface of the polymer clay less slippery and makes the acrylic paint, which I then apply, not slip and stays on the surface better. I don't know if you've ever painted on polymer clay, but sometimes it's very difficult because the paint doesn't absorb into the smooth surface of the polymer clay, so I apply a layer of wax before painting. But in the meantime I found a polymer clay that is good for coloring, it's called papa's clay and it's really suitable for coloring after baking.
Pure talent! I love these. Do you sell them?
Yes I sell them, but only in our country because it's difficult to sell outside 'cause of bank problems.
Is it just me or is the video quality not that good. Keeping in mind I don’t have the best eyesight to begin with. But love love love the finished product! ❤️
Yes, the quality is not that good because I recorded this on nightlight. so the details are not very visible.
You can check this one, it has greater quality.
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Could you tell me specifically about the colored products you used to achieve the patina?
I used the Marabu Chalky-Chic Protective Wax Patina Brown. www.docrafts.com/Products/marabu/marabu-chalky-chic-protective-wax-patina-brown/97679
It is intended for coating wood, but has an excellent effect on polymer clay
@@ellieart4233 they don't sell that in the US, is there something else I can use??
@@JudysRevenge You can use acrylic paint. I use that wax because it takes more time to dry and I have time to remove it and because the wax color blends and gives more natural patina effect..
But acrylic paint can also give a good effect. The problem is that it dries quickly and is harder to wipe from the surface, but even in that case there is a solution, you can remove it with a nail polish remover.
Where do ya get the Ccrystal's? I've looked everywhere. Thanks
amazon has them. or at least they did. also etsy im sure does.
Is it safe to bake the crystals in the owen
Yes it's safe. I bake them on 110 degrees.
When baking it with the crystal it didnt crack the crystal any?
No, crystals don't break while baking.
Some do, many don’t, can google type to be sure. Always naturally time cool, never water quench, that Will break all, even diamonds.
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Do u bake the crystal too?
Yes.
wich polymer clay brand you use? :D
Hi, I use serbian brand Papa's Clay
Can you please specifically name the 3 hand tools you are using?
They are all handmade. I should make tutorial for making them, thanks for the Idea!
@@ellieart4233 I would LOVE to see a video of your handmade tools! 🙏 This mushroom tutorial is fantastic. Can't wait to try it!
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@@ellieart4233 wonderful, thank you!
what paint r u using ?
Acrylic paint
I don’t understand how people use polymer clay because you have to bake it and if you’re putting that crystal inside the oven couldn’t that start a fire?
the polymer clay is baked at a temperature of up to 130 degrees Celsius for about half an hour. The crystal withstands much, much higher temperatures so there is no danger. I bake the polymer clay together with the crystals, with glass parts, with wood, and I have even tried with epoxy resin because I had an epoxy resin cabochon on which I made a frame of polymer clay and it was all very successful. Crystals, wood or glass can not be damaged at that low temperature, I just do not recommend baking with plastic.
@@ellieart4233 oh my goodness thank you for responding 🥰🥰