Creating Dimensional Tube Beads with Polymer Clay and Stencils from www.createalong.com
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- A fun and easy way to create colorful and dimensional beads to your jewelry creations! Make a tube bead and learn to play with stencils and pastels! Get your stencils from www.createalong.com! Like my tutorials? Check these out:
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Fabulous video, Shannon! Can't wait to give this technique a try. First, I need to locate some pan pastels!
You will love them!
Finally got a chance to watch this all the way through. Thanks so much! The beads are lovely. You have a great teaching style, calm and unhurried. Thanks again.
Thank you so much!
Shannon, what a great tutorial! I loved what you made and I loved your style. I look forward to more of these tutes from you here on TH-cam.
So glad you enjoyed it!
Great tutorial, cant wait to try it out. Thanks
Thanks!
NIce job on the video. Thank you.
Thanks Linda!
Such a wonderful clear tutorial and beautiful! Thank you so much Shannon. :)
Thanks so much!
Thank you for the great tutorial. This technique looks very fun. Off to buy stencils tomorrow! ❤️
Sure! Have fun!
I want to give this several thumps up, but only allowed to do one!! Love this technique and the preciseness of your tutorial! Goodness, Between the past few days I've received so much inspiration from so many wonderful people!! You are so generous with your knowledge. Thank you, Thank you.....
Wow! What a wonderful thing to hear! I love to teach and it's my passion to inspire others! I'll have several more videos available very soon so I hope you subscribed so you don't miss them! Thank you so much and keep up the creating!
Thank you so much for sharing! :-)
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great lesson. I love your calm soft voice while working. Thanks
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you. How wonderful.
Thanks!
Really beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you!
Thank you for this great tutorial👍
Thanks for watching and you're welcome!
you very good teacher. Thank you !!
Thanks so much!
Great tutorial thank you so much for the demonstration.
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed!
Tried the PYM and it works great. Thank you!
muy bueno!!! graciasssss
Gracias!
hi Shannon. luv your teachings. I think we are in the same fb group. ty, Eve.
Thanks for watching Eve! Yes I try to be in all the polymer groups. As an instructor I want to be able to reach my audience and be able to see what my fellow artists are up to!
Wow! Love this!! Have shared it with the polymer clay people I know. You've done such an excellent job. Now I'm perusing your shop... :0) One question - could you use any pastels on this and then seal them of course? Thanks for the awesome job!
Thanks for sharing! I have not tried other pastels just because I don't believe they would adhere quite as nicely as the pan pastels. However, I always encourage exploration so be my guest to try that out! I do seal with PYMII afterwards to be sure nothing scratches off.
Hi Shannon, hope you don't mind me asking.... How come your pan pastels don't disperse? Do you seal your tubes afterwards? Love the tutorial! Thnxxxx
No problem! I haven't had an issue with the pastels shifting on the clay- with the exception of on the white. It seems to adhere beautifully and not travel. I think the trick is thorough application with a firm but gentle motion. Once I've cured the beads in the oven it doesn't move at all. However, after time there can be wearing off. I seal with PYMII afterwards
with the "rolling tecniche" I make macheroni for ragù!
Just a quick question....is the 2016 virtual retreat over? When does the 2017 start??? We'd love to sign up but can't seem to find out what starts when. Will you be teaching on the 2017 retreat. We have wanted to do something special, take a few classes on a retreat, but he has Sarcoidosis and I have Fibromyalgia, both of which keep us mostly indoors and unable to travel. This would be the perfect retreat for us!! Tks
Hi there! Sorry it took me so long to reply. We had a hurricane here and are just getting back on our feet. The 2016 is still available until December 31st. The 2017 retreat starts January 1st and is awesome! I will be teaching again this year. The wonderful parts of this year are that all the classes are on-demand videos, so you can watch any of them at any time all year! It's so convenient. Click here for the information you need: polymerclayclassroom.com/pca2017info/pcc/21/
Hi Shannon! I finally bought some pan pastels and tried this technique. I don't know why but I had a problem with the pastels coming off when I was handling the bead to fix the seem and roll it a little. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated! 🙂
Sure thing! The real key is thorough rubbing in the application of the pastels, and a very very clean work surface. I keep a baby wipe on the desk and just wipe the tiles with each rolling of the bead. You could also consider spraying a light mist of PYMII on the veneer before rolling. Allow it to dry for about 30 minutes before you roll it. Hope that helps you a bit! Thanks so much for watching!
Thanks so much Shannon! I'll try it!
Hello from Southern California. Love these beads. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Like Hazel, I have a problem with the pastel fading along the seam line when attempting to blend, even though I am using the lightest touch I can. You said to spray a touch of PYM to the surface before rolling. How will this effect the clay/colors during the baking process. Since it is flammable when wet, if I let it dry before baking will there be a problem?
So glad you enjoyed it! Yes just spray a very light coat and allow the veneer to dry for a bit. I waited several hours and did not have any issue with curing or baking. Hope that helps! Thanks for asking and especially for watching!
Thanks for a great video. Do you have a preferred method of baking these beads? Do you place them on a tile or prop them in corn starch or some other method? Thanks a bunch
Hi Karen! I use ceramic tiles and very gently lay them on. You can also use bead racks- I do that many times. There are some great diy bead racks for baking polymer on Pinterest that work very well! Thanks for watching!
What number on the pasta machine did you roll out the black clay. I have an Atlas
I use a very thin veneer and roll at the 4 or 5 setting. Have fun!
I made one of these and it's beautiful! I don't know how to string it though so I don't know what to do with it. lol!
So glad you enjoyed it! If you want to get some great ideas for stringing the beads just head over to my Facebook page under Shannon Tabor. If we aren't connected already just friend request me!
I will do that. Thanks!
I could not find stencils there
they are called Punchinella. create-along.myshopify.com/collections/types?q=Stencils%2FPunchinella
Sorry what is pymii?
It is a spray sealer that works wonderfully on these beads! Just look up PYMII on google and you will find the website and there are some companies that carry it.
Why do you keep calling brown colors ugly and muddy???
It's just my term for the scrap clay. Sometimes when you blend lots of colors together to form the scraps- it can look a bit like mud. Basically you don't have to create a beautiful piece if you are just going to use it for the inside of a bead. Thanks so much for asking and for watching!