Polymer Clay Hidden Tube Bail Tutorial

This is an excerpt from a previous tutorial focusing solely on this bail technique
Hey everyone / Salut à tous!!
In this tutorial we make and attach a raw tube bail to a cured pendant. The Pendant is domed and an uncooked bail is needed to fit the rounded shape on the back.
Materials used:
- Polymer clay
- Kato translucent liquid clay
- 3 / 3,5mm wooden stick or skewer
- Pasta Machine
- Tissue blade
- Heat gun
- Super glue
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[@madebymellyjewelry]

Beautiful pendant! 😍 ❤
I do have a question, though....why the super glue? I don't understand the point of using it. Is it just to hold the bail in place temporarily while you apply the liquid clay?

[@keipfr]

Thanks Melly 🥰 Yes, exactly! The bail is raw and the super glue helps to keep in place while I do the finishing touches and apply the liquid clay.

[@madebymellyjewelry]

@@keipfr good idea! 😘