POLYMER CLAY JEWELRY & EGGSHELL TUTORIAL: MARBLEIZED EGGS AND JEWELRY IN BLUES...

This video features marbleizing polymer clays in blues and then using them in two capacities…on Eggshell and then creating jewelry pieces from them!! However, I throw in something a little new on the jewelry with my pop can tin!! So, I hope you will take a moment and CHECK THIS OUT!!
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00:00 Tutorial Title and Materials
00:11 Creating the Marbleized Brick…
06:06 Creating the Sheet and covering the 1st Egg…09:08 Sanding and Buffing the Egg…
12:30 Covering the 2nd Eggshell…
17:50 Creating teardrop jewelry from the leftovers…
19:40 Sanding and Buffing these pieces…
22:55 Creating the 1st pendant and with something new…
27:04 Creating the 2nd set, In Gold this time…
33:00 End Results
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Tools & Materials used in this video:
A Smooth Tile Surface
Baking tiles
Needle Tool
Gold/Silver Jewelry Findings
2 Drained Eggshells
Wet/Dry Sandpaper 400, 600, 800 grits
Superglue
Translucent Liquid Sculpey
Exacto Knife
A firm tissue Blade
Pop can Tin
Metal Stamp
Hammer
Wood Block
Variegated Gold Flakes
Scissors
Black Matte Acrylic Paint
Polymer Clays: Black, Turquoise, Translucent, Pearlized purple/blue, Medium Blue & Pearl
Copyright 2024 by Laura J Schiller

[@leonanelson2444]

Thank you. Beautiful sheet and wonderful egg

[@laurajschiller]

You are most welcome, Miss Leona!! I am so glad you enjoyed what I did here!! Usually I don't get into creating sheets like this, but...it had to be done!! LOLOL!! Thank you again and sending you my big Big hugs! :)

[@wezlart]

I love your creativity with the can tin! It’s so fun and turns out beautifully! All the pieces are gorgeous!

[@laurajschiller]

Awwww!! Thank you so much!! What a kind compliment!!...and your comment/compliment helps to keep me creating these videos...hoping and thinking I am possibly making a small difference out there. Sending you my big hugs! :)

[@selene4621]

OH MY these are just gorgeous !!!! this would make a gorgeous easter egg pressy or maybe just a present /gift in general

[@laurajschiller]

LOLOLOL!! Miss Selene!! You are the bomb, lady!! LOLOL!! Thank you so much for your kind compliment!! I truly appreciate you comments every time I see them!! Thank you!! And I love where your mind goes, girl!! I hope you will take a moment and try to create a few in this fashion too!! My biggest of hugs coming your way!! :)

[@teresamazotti1315]

Really beautuful!! ❤

[@laurajschiller]

Thank you, Teresa!! I am so glad you enjoyed the pieces I created here. Marbleizing is not a technique I usually do, but never say never...LOLOLOL!! Hopefully you will create a few pieces!! Sending my hugs!! :)

[@castaway132]

Very pretty ❤

[@laurajschiller]

Thank you, Castaway!! I had fun with this!! Someone suggested doing an egg with marbling and it stuck in my head!! So, I am glad you enjoyed it!! Sending you my hugs! :)

[@dezarey]

Lovely video. Thank you

[@laurajschiller]

Thank you!! Thrilled you enjoyed the video and hopefully it inspired you to create something similar!! Hugs your way!! :)

[@linda4422L]

Love all items, especially because it has turquoise in it and the idea with stamping a thin can piece, great idea.

[@laurajschiller]

Thank you, Miss Linda!! Bless you lady!! Also glad you enjoy my color choices here!! And yeah...that can thing is a loooot of fun!! Sending you my big hugs!! :)

[@marcytroxelmusic]

New to your channel! Long time artist. Love your methods and mix of medias!! Just a Helpful hint. You may already know this and just choose not to do it.😊 But instead of placing the hole pin onto the black clay and then cutting around the whole thing which can be messy and add more finish work, is to cut out the black clay with the same cutter as you did the top, then place your pin hole above the tip end then place the top on. Gives you a nicer edge and saves you from the mess☺️
Or, place your raw marble blue piece on top of the black backing clay (cut out a piece of marbled clay for your metal piece, don't wrap metal around) and then cut it all at once with the cutter. Then slide your pin hole in❤ Viola!!

[@laurajschiller]

Welcome, Miss Marcy!! Bless you, lady!! And thank you for checking out my channel here!! Also, thank you for your kind and helpful comment here!...yeah, I knew some of this, since I was adding in the metal piece and wanted it backed was and is why I do it that way. But, yeah, for me I always seem to go "outside of the lines" LOLOL!!...so, I tend to do it this way since my backing is essential to keeping everything together. But, definitely, I need to remember that, and I thank you for that reminder, because I should play "inside the box" once in awhile. I do hope you will continue to check in on me here on my channel and continue to enjoy my videos!! Sending you my big bigggg hugs! :)

[@chrystalyenger7356]

❤❤

[@laurajschiller]

Thank you so much!! Hugs your way!! :)

[@justsew3]

Use a ziplock bag

[@laurajschiller]

Good call...sometimes, I forget. LOLOL!! Part of the reason why I didn't though was because the clay was pretty soft and it likes to naturally glob together and the ziplock does not always help me in this regard. But, definitely...I will have to do that!! Sending you my hugs! :)