Thank you, Samantha, for this video of the lovely Silent Night jewelry. I just love it! You are so talented and generous to share your skills with us. 💕
What a gorgeous project, Samantha. I think you saved my life. I've been fussing around with gifts for two people, and I'm not fussing any more. They'll get these! Thank you so much!
I really enjoyed watching your winters night and starry night tutorials. As a newbie to polymer clay it was great to see the process from making the pieces and then how to put it all together.
Just beautiful, I have basic clay to have a play around but I love the heart ones you made with the left over canes 💞💞💞 who doesn’t like black & white, Thank you for sharing your gift 🙏🏼🤗 😍💞💝
I appreciate you showing how to reduce the hexagonal cane and would love to see you demonstrate a more complex snowflake cane. And as always, this was a stellar tutorial by the Jessama crew.
Beautiful snowflake canes Samantha. This is one of the best tutorials I have found. Especially the way you are teaching us how to go from the beginning to the end result of a necklace bracelet and earrings.
One question I have was about putting the beads on tissue paper so they won't get a flat spot. I was wondering what kind of tissue paper to use and how to do it so it won't catch on fire in the oven.
yes Please! i would love to see more snowflake canes as well as other polymer clay technique.......i totally love all your videos......it really is well done........and it is easy to understand and learn...... :-)
Really nice. I can also see this as a dandelion seed. I'm enjoying your tutorials and have recently subscribed. Greetings from Alabama in the United States!
They turned out beautiful. I love that you put it all together to show what can be done, that is really helpful to a novice like me. So very simple to follow yet very elegant, and a lovely gift idea. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to what you upload next.
This will have so many uses for Christmas time especially. I really love the beaded necklace you made. Since I am a beginner it helps. I hope I'll be ready for what you come up with when it's more complex! Thank you so much! The reductions are so helpful!
Very beautiful and elegant set and easy enough for a beginner like me to do. Thank you for sharing Samantha! I love learning from someone with your talents.
I don't know where my first comment went so I'll try again. I do have a question. How long does it take to do the 3 coats of varathane up to the point just before drying them? You may have said, but I was playing with my cat while trying to watch this at the same time, lol. I did catch the part about them drying for a half hour. This is absolutely beauful! I really appreciate that you tutorials are so clear, simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much. 😊💕🌹
It took me around ten minutes to apply each coat, plus half an hour for each coat to dry. So the total time it took to finish the beads was around 2 hours.
Samantha said to let each coat of Varathane dry before applying the next coat, and that drying time for her in between coats was around 1/2 hour. (Your mileage could vary, depending on things like the temperature and humidity in the room you're working in.) Then she said to let the last coat of Varathane dry for a full hour. I hope that helps!
I bought mine in South Africa, but here's one that will work really well. lindasartspot.patternbyetsy.com/listing/598634268/21-pcs-hand-pin-vise-swivel-double-head
Thank you for such a great tutorial. Question, have you done a comparison between the different types of polymer clay sealers such as varnish vs resin? Is one better that the other? What about long use? Thank you!!
I have a few articles about this. www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-varnish.html www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-resin.html www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-wax.html www.jessamatutorials.com/liquid-polymer-clay-2.html
I am so happy to have found videos. I'm new at working with clay. Is there any suggests as to where I should start? Thank for sharing your tutorials with ua. Bless you.
Tamara Eidsvik That type of pin vise (that you push and the drill bit turns automatically) is sometimes called a “push drill”. Hope that helps when you’re shopping for one!
Winter comes to the USA officially on December 20-December 21, depending upon whom you ask, Samantha. Of course, if you're looking at the the weather then you could have Winter as soon October, even September if you're talking some places, like Colorado or especially Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 😳 ONE is REALLY TALKING ABOUT SNOW! 🌬❄
As usual I could not do this. I actually really put effort into it but I think I started out with two big of a piece and by the time I reduced it was gonna be such a huge snowflake LOL there’s no way I could make earrings so they are becoming round beads LOL
I have all my tutorials on my website with a summary above the video. You can take the summary and translate it into your own language. That should help you follow along to the video. www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-snowflake-cane.html
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Thank you, Samantha, for this video of the lovely Silent Night jewelry. I just love it! You are so talented and generous to share your skills with us. 💕
SO LOVELY.... REALLY LOVE THE BLACK N WHITE... TRANSPARENT N WHITE... BEADS...
I think this would look good in a midnight blue color as well. This is truly stunning.
What a gorgeous project, Samantha. I think you saved my life. I've been fussing around with gifts for two people, and I'm not fussing any more. They'll get these! Thank you so much!
I really enjoyed watching your winters night and starry night tutorials. As a newbie to polymer clay it was great to see the process from making the pieces and then how to put it all together.
Thank you for the very clear tutorial…. I’m certainly going to try this, you make it look so easy😊😊
What a fantastic tutorial!!! I love how you explain everything slowly.
So nice ! The snowflake cane !
Just beautiful, I have basic clay to have a play around but I love the heart ones you made with the left over canes 💞💞💞 who doesn’t like black & white, Thank you for sharing your gift 🙏🏼🤗 😍💞💝
Wow so gorgeous great job lovely Christmas gifts 👍
I loved it. The snowflakes are fantastic. I have to try them.
Just gorgeous.
yes, please show how to make a more difficult/complex snowflake cane. Thanks!
I appreciate you showing how to reduce the hexagonal cane and would love to see you demonstrate a more complex snowflake cane. And as always, this was a stellar tutorial by the Jessama crew.
Very pretty.
I would love to see a more complicated snowflake ❄️
Beautiful snowflake canes Samantha. This is one of the best tutorials I have found. Especially the way you are teaching us how to go from the beginning to the end result of a necklace bracelet and earrings.
One question I have was about putting the beads on tissue paper so they won't get a flat spot. I was wondering what kind of tissue paper to use and how to do it so it won't catch on fire in the oven.
Any soft tissue will work. They shouldn't catch fire in the oven so long as they aren't touching the heating elements.
So beautiful.
Beautiful work! And I'd love to see a more complicated snowflake.
yes Please! i would love to see more snowflake canes as well as other polymer clay technique.......i totally love all your videos......it really is well done........and it is easy to understand and learn...... :-)
Really nice. I can also see this as a dandelion seed. I'm enjoying your tutorials and have recently subscribed. Greetings from Alabama in the United States!
From all the beads I have made this is far the most beautiful and the necklace, bracelet and earrings are so elegant made up..
Very nice❣️ Thank you
I love this project , your so talented keep up the good work xx
Love your videos! I would love to see a more complex snowflake. This is quite pretty though.
❤️❤️your video. Your work is very inspirational to me!! I’m new to polymer clay and you give me so many ideas that help me with new addiction lol
Stunning ! !
Stunning! It's also really helpful seeing what you make with the beads and how you put all the pieces together. Thank you for sharing your talent!
They turned out beautiful. I love that you put it all together to show what can be done, that is really helpful to a novice like me. So very simple to follow yet very elegant, and a lovely gift idea. Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to what you upload next.
This will have so many uses for Christmas time especially. I really love the beaded necklace you made. Since I am a beginner it helps. I hope I'll be ready for what you come up with when it's more complex! Thank you so much! The reductions are so helpful!
Fabulous piece very professional outcome thank you for sharing
Beautiful 🤩 so beautiful
Gorgeous Samantha as always 👍🏻❤️
Very beautiful and elegant set and easy enough for a beginner like me to do. Thank you for sharing Samantha! I love learning from someone with your talents.
Very pretty. Thank you for sharing
That was very interesting. Very easy for someone new to clay like myself. Thank you so much!!
Love this! Think I'll make this tomorrow ♥️
Love your tutorials. Would love it if you told us how much of a block of clay your using for each color in your tutorials.
I had a thought to use these canes to make cover glass Christmas bulbs! Wish me luck!
Good luck. :D
Them are really pretty I'm thinking of trying to make things.
Very pretty, thank you Samantha
Lovely as always, Samantha, and easy enough for most polymer clayers to make. I would love to see a complex snowflake cane as well!
Beautiful
Loved it! Thanks.
Very cool! I think I'll try this in white and blue. Ideas for more color combinations? ^_^
Awesome love it I have to try this
Quedo precioso ! Voy a tratar de hacerlo en azul y blanco. TFS 💕
It's amazing ...... kindly if u don't mind tell me how to give shine ?
1000000 THANK YOU !!!!!!!!
Великолепно!
superb 👍💖
I don't know where my first comment went so I'll try again. I do have a question. How long does it take to do the 3 coats of varathane up to the point just before drying them? You may have said, but I was playing with my cat while trying to watch this at the same time, lol. I did catch the part about them drying for a half hour. This is absolutely beauful! I really appreciate that you tutorials are so clear, simple and easy to understand. Thank you so much. 😊💕🌹
It took me around ten minutes to apply each coat, plus half an hour for each coat to dry. So the total time it took to finish the beads was around 2 hours.
Samantha said to let each coat of Varathane dry before applying the next coat, and that drying time for her in between coats was around 1/2 hour. (Your mileage could vary, depending on things like the temperature and humidity in the room you're working in.) Then she said to let the last coat of Varathane dry for a full hour. I hope that helps!
Margaret Schindel Yes, it does! Thank you!
Jessama Tutorials Thank you! ☺️
I agree. Please make a more complicated snowflake cane!
😍 😍 😍 😍 😍
Perfect video as always!!!!
Where did u get that drill?
I bought mine in South Africa, but here's one that will work really well. lindasartspot.patternbyetsy.com/listing/598634268/21-pcs-hand-pin-vise-swivel-double-head
Thank you for such a great tutorial. Question, have you done a comparison between the different types of polymer clay sealers such as varnish vs resin? Is one better that the other? What about long use? Thank you!!
I have a few articles about this.
www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-varnish.html
www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-resin.html
www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-wax.html
www.jessamatutorials.com/liquid-polymer-clay-2.html
How would one make a Star of David cane? Have you ever made one?
I am so happy to have found videos. I'm new at working with clay. Is there any suggests as to where I should start? Thank for sharing your tutorials with ua. Bless you.
I'd start here. I've a bunch of articles that will help and all of my tutorials are on here too. www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-beginners.html
Very beautiful very beautiful work I like your work so much Share Share Where did you get such a drill ?thank you !!!!!!
I got the drill from South Africa while on holiday. You can get the pin drills on Amazon or eBay too.
Tamara Eidsvik That type of pin vise (that you push and the drill bit turns automatically) is sometimes called a “push drill”. Hope that helps when you’re shopping for one!
Great tutorial! Thanks.
Do you prefer to drill your beads after baking rather than putting holes in before baking?
I like to drill after baking as it leaves a neat hole. If you used a pin to do it before baking the hole and the beads would be distorted.
Winter comes to the USA officially on December 20-December 21, depending upon whom you ask, Samantha. Of course, if you're looking at the the weather then you could have Winter as soon October, even September if you're talking some places, like Colorado or especially Jackson Hole, Wyoming, 😳 ONE is REALLY TALKING ABOUT SNOW! 🌬❄
Очень красиво! Какой лак используете? Спасибо за мастер-класс!
I used Varathane. :D
Beautiful and elegant. ..are the black beads clay ??? Can you use a dremel drill? ?
Yes. The black beads are polymer clay. You can use the dremel drill. You just need to find a safe way to hold the beads still while drilling.
Did you use translucent as in instructions I could only see white clay
Yes. The translucent is what I used to pack the white stripes of cane. It's the part that went translucent once baked.
I would love to see more complicated after I get this one lol
As usual I could not do this. I actually really put effort into it but I think I started out with two big of a piece and by the time I reduced it was gonna be such a huge snowflake LOL there’s no way I could make earrings so they are becoming round beads LOL
23:08 Ooooooo
Amei só não entendo a sua língua não sei o que vc fala 😥😭
I have all my tutorials on my website with a summary above the video. You can take the summary and translate it into your own language. That should help you follow along to the video. www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-snowflake-cane.html
Ingles
Waste = lentil beads :-)