3 Ways to Make Your Own Polymer Clay Texture Stamps

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

Thank you Samantha. The fact that you sell those yet are offering a free tutorial on how to do them ourselves is so generous of you. 🙏🏻❤

[@LindaGerman-w6k]

Thank you Samantha, this tutorial happened at the best time for me as I’m currently doing many “frames” for use with some Pebeo and Lumiere paints. I want each piece to have unique textures, you gave me some really great ideas

[@mildrednieves2390]

Talent and generosity go a long way. Thanks!

[@michelleleube2447]

Awesome tutorial

[@Wendy-WackyWomanCreations]

Thank you for sharing your fun and creative ideas. i have a few of your texture sheets and wondered how you did it. I have done reverse with sheets and rubber stamps. Now I know more ways .

[@allisonchavez9113]

Thank you for taking the time to share these new to me techniques, different than what youve done in the past. Great job!❤

[@dominiquedalemans]

Thank you for sharing! What thickness did you roll your clay?

[@bettyannewicker387]

I always enjoy watching your tutorials. I always learn so much from you. Thank you for sharing.❤❤😊

[@krafttee1]

Thank you for sharing

[@domimassou5457]

Thank you for sharing this video its very helpfull 👏 👏 👏 😊

[@lynnlaverack7334]

That’s amazing

[@JennyParker-r2n]

Very interesting as always. I saw a video of someone using lino cutting tools with a stencil, which would work as well. She was cutting into layers of clay, but it would work to make a texture stamp.

[@traceyowen6136]

You share some wonderful idea's, thank you so much, they're beautiful 💜

[@SherbearCummings]

Thank you for all the neat tips and tricks.. I really appreciate all you do! ❤️

[@Julsfr]

Fab ideas, thank you for sharing ❤

[@gemmacooke5424]

Thank you so much. I'm just starting out on my polymer clay journey, so your video was amazing 😍

[@carolhammond9624]

Cool!

[@LisaJarvis-rk3zk]

26:45 Could you also use embossing folders instead of rubber texture sheets?

[@JessamaTutorials]

Yes. You could. The texture may be shallower, but it would still work.

[@ninarogers9123]

Cool!...