Polymer Clay Fall Pendant - Jewelry Making Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2023
- Extruder is so much fun to play with and the metallic colors make such beautiful fall pendant.
This is what I used in the video:
Clay Extruder (Amazon)www.amazon.com/TERMATH-Extrud...
Sculpey: Bronze, Copper, Translucent, Gold, Black, Gold Glitter
Resin
Clay cutters (Amazon) www.amazon.com/BABORUI-Polyme...
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Absolutely beautiful. You have magic in your hand.❤️🦋
Thank you so much, Rubaiyat! It's all in the colors of the clay.... well and the extruder! Thank you so much for watching, my friend! Have a beautiful day!
Really beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much, Sharon, for watching! See you in the next video!
Gorgeous.
Thank you so much, Joyce! Hope you are having a beautiful day, my friend!
I filed off one end of the handle, removed it and then used my electric drill to push out the clay. It works great. I saved the handle so I can put it back in and do the process by hand. Thanks for sharing. I liked how you filled up the tube. I never thought of doing it that way.
This is such genius idea! Thanks for sharing it! I would have never thought of it! Brilliant!
Absolutely beautiful Joanna! The deep tones are so rich and dramatic - - - very classy!! Great job as always!!!!
Ooo I like the dramatic part! Thank you so much, Scottie! I really do enjoy working with these metallic colors!
Very beautiful and shimmery 😊 Have a good weekend 😘
Thank you so much, Kelly! I really appreciate it! Hope you are gearing for another great weekend! Hugs
Great video and outcome as always. Thanks Joanna ❤
Thank you so much, Gaby! I really enjoy these metallic colors! I think that they go with so many outfits. Enjoy your day, my friend! Hugs
Love ❤❤❤!
Thank you so much, Carolyn! Have a beautiful day! Hugs
❤❤❤😊 superbe j'adore les couleurs 🎉🎉🎉
Merci, mon ami!
So pretty!
Thank you so much, Carolyn! Have a beautiful day my friend!
Hi Joanna From Australia l Absolutely Love The Way All Of These Turned Out 💕💕💕💕
Thank you so much, my friend!
Wowzers so pretty. Tfs hugs from AV
Thank you, Karen! See you in the next video, my friend!
Ooooohhhhh, that sparkle!!!!! I love it 🙂I love how you used the same clay and made so many beautiful designs!!!! So pretty my sweet glitter sister!!! Big hugs....
Thank you so much my friend! Glitter makes things better! Ha, ha!
Love these! This is what I love about polymer clay, so much you can create with it. Sometimes you don't know what you may come up with by experimenting. Anyway your pendants are very pretty and beautiful colors..
Thank you so much, Bonnie! Sometimes I need to watch my own videos to remind myself how I ended up with the particular pendant because the way to the pendant is not always straightforward, if you know what I mean! Ha, ha! Have a beautiful day my friend!
Absolutely beautiful and glittery Joanna. Awesomely beautiful pendants. I love your resin, I never see divits or bubbles in your work. I always get them for some reason. I stopped mixing resin, uv is less time consuming . Any recommendations on how to correct this?
My dear Ida, thank you so much! I am undecided about the uv resin. It is way easier but I'm having a hard time with it. It leaves dimples in my pendants and I need to keep on adding more layers. It also bends somevof my thinner pendants. I'm positive that it's my error. I did use two part resin for the past several pendants because although it takes longer to cure, I feel that I get a nicer shine with it. I am very happy with the two part resin I am recently working with and I will try to remember to get you the name of it. The bubbles are minimal in it. I also think that when you use the two part resin, you give the bubbles time to come up to surface and then you can use a lighter to pop them. I really should do a video comparing uv resin vs the two part resin because I see advantages to both. I'm just not completely sold on uv resin.
I sharpen my blades with a knife sharpener. It’s
Keeps me from having to buy new blades!
Oh goodness Lynn, that is such a great idea! I need to try it! Are you using just a hand knife sharpener or an electronic one?
@@joannascorner4478 I use a hand sharpener. It sits on the counter, has 2 grooves, and I run it through both of them about 3 times. Be careful as they are extremely sharp when done