Thanks for this simple tutorial for beginners like me. I still don't have the pasta machine but knowing how to work with my hands also seems interesting to learn at first. A greeting from Spain.
Your work is amazing! Thank you for generously sharing how to make these amazing pattern! Would you mind sharing more techniques such as mixing clay colors, conditioning clay and poking holes for jump rings? Thanks so much!
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Love it , tried it after watching this. I think mine are a little to wide, but still looks awesome. But now i have to think what i want to make out of it. Loved your ideas
Thank. I use fimo in this video and for the necklace please check out my terrazo bar necklace tutorial - it's quite similar ❣ th-cam.com/video/4NY5F2-VZiE/w-d-xo.html
Hi! I was wondering where you get your things to help you cut out the shape of the earrings? I’m looking currently on amazon but I can’t find a U shaped cutter. Thank you! 💕
Hello, i really loved the video came across your page and loved it can you please make a tutorial on that hexagon necklace and if you already have can you link it down. Really hoping to get a reply :)
Hello, you are awesome! I have tried making polymer clay jewellery at home. But after baking, it becomes like a rubber. Is that fine? Or did I make any mistake in the process?
Thank you :) Difficult to say without seeing! After baking it should be more or less like plastic Do you follow manufacturer instructions - time and temperature?
@@ArtbyNell yes! I basically use premo sculpey and it needs to be baked for 30mins (half inch thickness) at 130 degree C. The only thing that I do is bake it in a different manner. Generally these are baked in an oven, but I don't own one. So I bake them in a combination microwave (I turn off the micro mode and turn on the convection mode). This is how I bake them. Another thing is that the minimum temperature that my microwave provide is 180 degree C. So I bake them at 180 degree C for a short duration ( for example if 1/4th inch require 15 mins of baking, then I bake them for 10-12 mins) P. S: sorry, I wrote a thesis :p
I always use 110 degrees and use the oven. I rather bake longer than in higher temperature.. Sorry I have no experience with microwave and not sure if it could affect the finish, probably!
Heyy. I just bought an acrylic roller and it sticks to the clay and tears it really bad. When I try to clean the roller with soap and water and scrape the clay off of it, it doesn't move. Any advice?
The only two things comes to mind mind are: Your pieces are too thin or baked at wrong temperature or time. After baking, polymer clay is a very strong material, like plastic.
Your videos are great and easy to follow even without narration!
Thanks for this simple tutorial for beginners like me. I still don't have the pasta machine but knowing how to work with my hands also seems interesting to learn at first. A greeting from Spain.
Great technique! Thanks for sharing 🙏
Love the hexagon necklace 😍
Thank you! ♥️⚘
Your work is amazing! Thank you for generously sharing how to make these amazing pattern! Would you mind sharing more techniques such as mixing clay colors, conditioning clay and poking holes for jump rings? Thanks so much!
Thank you! Sure, wil do in future :)
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Love your videos and easy way you teach without saying one word! Thank you so much for generously sharing your time and talent!
Thank you so much Alexandria ❤
In the new videos I'm trying to add some voice over to help understand my tutorials better ;)
Can’t wait!!
Thanks.
Love it , tried it after watching this. I think mine are a little to wide, but still looks awesome. But now i have to think what i want to make out of it. Loved your ideas
That's great!
OMG Awesome tutorial! Love it !!!
Thanks so much!!
Simple, yet effective and beautiful! Thankyou.xx
Thank you! 😊
I just found your page and I think you deserve alot of subscribers ! Lots of love.
Thank you so much! 💕
Amazing 👏👏👏👏
Thank you! 😊
J’ai ton travail merci. Bcp plyse fait nous des articles avec les chutes 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Thank you so much for sharing this with us, I'm gonna try it out NOW! 🙌 😃
Thank you and good luck :)
Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for sharing this technique!
Very cute..😍😊
Thank you! 😊
Hello, je découvre votre chaîne et c'est juste waw, superbe travail j'aime beaucoup bravo 🤗👏👏
Vraiment sublime 👍❤❤❤👏 merci pour ce partage et prenez bien soin de vous 😘
Woww amazing.please can I ask you for advice can we make our jewelry with homemade clay and if so, what are the measures to take?
I buy pre-made polymer clay, would recommend fimo to start with
@@ArtbyNell Thank you♥️
nice work!!
Thank you👍
Absolutely amazing... ❤
Great idea!
Fabulous! What thickness do you roll you final clay too?
Thank you :) If I use pasta machine, each layer on 3rd or 4th thickest setting and the final thickness would usually be between 2-4mm.
@@ArtbyNell Thank you! I've followed two if your technique tutorials and my pieces have turned out fabulous! Great teaching.
Very pretty! Which clay brand did you use here? And do you have a tutorial on that chunky necklace?
Thank. I use fimo in this video and for the necklace please check out my terrazo bar necklace tutorial - it's quite similar ❣ th-cam.com/video/4NY5F2-VZiE/w-d-xo.html
Hey! Thank you for the tutorial where do u get the cutters from please
Hi. I have cutters available at my etsy shop Jenell Studio :)
amazinggg!!! i love this. can you please do a tutorial video on how you make the necklace...its gorgeous
Thank you ❤ I will try to make one with other pieces
hello, I really like this channel. I want to ask how many centimeters are the clay molds used? I really hope you will answer my question
Hi, thank you! :)
Which molds do you mean? I have used many molds in this video and they all are different sizes.
perfect!! thank you!!!
Presioso, me ha encantado.
Cute. Thank you!
Nice! Many possibilities here. Thanks!
Love it 😍 TYFS
Thank you
Sèhr schön. Bellissimo.
Do you bake your clay on tiles? If so which one?
Yes, I use ceramic tiles
Dónde conseguiste los moldes
What kind of tile do you use to back on
Ceramic tile
This is amazing !!! What clay did you use ? :)
Thank you! I Have used fimo in this tutorial 😊
Hi! I was wondering where you get your things to help you cut out the shape of the earrings? I’m looking currently on amazon but I can’t find a U shaped cutter. Thank you! 💕
Hi Lauren. I make them myself! Some cutters are available in my etsy shop at Jenell Studio ☺
Hello, i really loved the video came across your page and loved it can you please make a tutorial on that hexagon necklace and if you already have can you link it down. Really hoping to get a reply :)
Thank you! Okay, I'll try to make the tutorial with a different pattern this time ;)
What glue do you use? And do you score the back so it bonds better?
Plese check out my recent video: th-cam.com/video/XSSEdVJitio/w-d-xo.html
I share a great tip how to attach earring posts securely ;)
Lovely
Thank you!
Nice❤❤❤
Where i can find the molds to do shapes? I’m sorry i am new in this.
These are cutters and you can find them in any polymer clay accessories shop. I have some available at my Etsy shop Jenell Studio
Art by Nell Thank you! I will check it out.
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Hello, you are awesome! I have tried making polymer clay jewellery at home. But after baking, it becomes like a rubber. Is that fine? Or did I make any mistake in the process?
Thank you :) Difficult to say without seeing! After baking it should be more or less like plastic
Do you follow manufacturer instructions - time and temperature?
@@ArtbyNell yes! I basically use premo sculpey and it needs to be baked for 30mins (half inch thickness) at 130 degree C. The only thing that I do is bake it in a different manner. Generally these are baked in an oven, but I don't own one. So I bake them in a combination microwave (I turn off the micro mode and turn on the convection mode). This is how I bake them. Another thing is that the minimum temperature that my microwave provide is 180 degree C. So I bake them at 180 degree C for a short duration ( for example if 1/4th inch require 15 mins of baking, then I bake them for 10-12 mins)
P. S: sorry, I wrote a thesis :p
I always use 110 degrees and use the oven. I rather bake longer than in higher temperature.. Sorry I have no experience with microwave and not sure if it could affect the finish, probably!
Heyy. I just bought an acrylic roller and it sticks to the clay and tears it really bad. When I try to clean the roller with soap and water and scrape the clay off of it, it doesn't move. Any advice?
Have you purchased the roller designed for polymer clay? Sorry never had this issue before to be honest
Art by Nell it just said an acrylic roller on Amazon. I think it is for fondant
@@Tanvee I would recommend to try the one supplied directly by polymer clay company like Fimo or Sculpey
Lindo!!!!!!!!
No bsking part? Are they air dried?
They were baked acoording to manufacturer instructions. I only show the idea how to create a pattern. Check out my other videos for full tutorials ;)
What’s your baking temp and time ?
It depends on the thickness. Generally I use 110 °C for 30 minutes. I usually put the details in the video.
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i want know how you make this clay? 🙁 by your own or you buy it from market?
Buy them, there are many brands of polymer clay available in range of colours.
Wow this is so amazing you are so creative 😍 do you have IG
Thank you so much! 😊 Yes, you can find me on IG @jenellstudio
Would you be able to tell me what the silver tool is called?
Blade...?
Tissue blade my guess is
what polymer clay do you use? :) could you put the link?
I use different brands :)
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Hello!!! I just found tour channel and I’m in love 🤩 is there an Instagram page we can follow as well?
Thank you so much ❤ of course, my instagram @jenellstudio
Hi, I start making polymer clay earrings and they always broke 😩 I’m so frustrated.
The only two things comes to mind mind are: Your pieces are too thin or baked at wrong temperature or time.
After baking, polymer clay is a very strong material, like plastic.
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