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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video you will see 9 different techniques of making polymer clay marble earrings. Just watch and find your favourite technique to save your time and material :) This video is a tutorial because we show complete process of the technique but also we compare the various results, so we call it an ultimate guide. Of course there is always something left out, so feel free to tell us in the comments what would you like to see in next videos. Thank you for watching and support from this great community. Have a nice and creative day everybody!
Material & Tools:
• Polymer clay - Translucent (Cernit brand), White (Fimo brand)
• Acrylic roller
• Blade cutter
• Cookie cutters
• Alcohol Inks / Acrylic Paints / Pigment Powders (depending on which technique you choose)
• Gloves
For finishing your earrings you will also need: standard kitchen oven/toaster oven, sand paper, drill for holes, super glue, jump rings and studs.
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Something In the Air by HoliznaCC0
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Best video ever
I like the way you use the cutted pieces, not being mirrored!
Hermosos❤ gracias !!
All were beautiful but I think #7 translucent with mica is my favorite.
I made some earrings with translucent and 3 different shades of green and gold foil for St Patrick's Day. I really liked the end result.
Your projects sounds really great, thank you Darla!
Love them all, but I was particularly attracted to the translucent balls rolled in pigments. Thanks for showing us your creations!
Glad you like them, thank you for your lovely words!
I don't think I can pick a favorite, they are all beautiful.
Thank you so much Linda!
Beautiful I loved all of them especially number seven
This is an awesome video😊
Thank you! 🌻
It is SO helpful to see all these techniques in one video. I like all the techniques, especially when applied to a white background.
Thank you!
Well done. They’re lovely.
Thank you Kathie!
Lovely techniques! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! :)
I absolutely love ❤️ your work. Your color combinations are stunning!! Translucent and alc ink are my favorite 🤩I was ao excited to see you posted another video. Thanks for sharing. Lots of inspiration ❤
Thank you for your kind words Gaby! 🌻
I love them all. I want to make all of them! I do have a question. Can you paint the clay before you cut it up into little chunks? Thanks!!!
Awesome! Tysm! Saving! My fav is alcohol inks on translucent 🥰
Thank you Carol! 💕
It's absolutely stunning! Beautiful🥰
Thank you Mini Suu 💕
This was very helpful! I tried this technique after watching some shorts from other artists and they came out with a nice pattern but had terrible air bubbles after baking. I realize now it probably happened because I didn’t push the pieces together well enough. So thanks for including that detail.
Thank you for your insight, this will be helpful for other fellow clayers! 🧡
My favorites are acrylic ones ❤️❤️❤️ the colors came out so vivid ❤️❤️❤️ also the alcohol inks were so beautiful in color but they tend to lose the vibrancy after baking 🤦🤦🤦 thanks for such an informative tutorial ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much! 🌻💛🌞
This video is amazing! I'm so impressed with how easy it was to create these beautiful marble earrings. Great job MyVian!
Thank you very much Sydney!
Love them! Thank you.
Thank you Kathy!
❤❤❤ trop beau j'adore merci beaucoup ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for this great video 😊 It's really helpful to see all of the different results 🥰 I like them all 😂
Thank you kindly Jacqueline! 💕
How creative!!❤
Thank you! 🥰
Very pretty😊
Thank you! 🌻
I really love your work too. Very talented. I hope I can do at least some of your designs
Thank you Chantal! There are plenty of easy and also more challenging projects here on our channel, sure you’ll find something that you’ll enjoy 💕
@@MyVian Thank you you have been so nice to me. Hugs. Always watching
When you cut up the pieces at the beinning of each before adding the color....how much clay are you using?
I'm new to polymer clay and so far all of my translucent (FIMO) has been crumbly and really to work with.
Your work is beautiful and your tutorial is great!
Hi! For translucent, we have better experience with Cernit brand. If your clay is crumbly, you need to condition it more. And your question, cut as much as many earrings you want to produce, this is up to you :)
Thanks for your guidance.. really appreciate. Please let me know whether we can acrlyc gold paint instead of gold metal paper
Thank you! Of course you can use acrylic gold paint! The final look will be slightly different than metal paper :)
@@MyVian also hope we can do this creation with air dry polymer clay
Do we need to bake it?
Hello! This is polymer clay and it has to be baked to become solid :)
Что за пигменты?
These are called Mica powder pigments :)
you have not shown the baking procedure??
Steps: Put on tray, put tray in oven, baked for the recommended time. Done.
Hello Sonali, yes, we did not show baking, since it is always the same. But what we always say and it is also mentioned in the video: Always follow the instructions of the particular clay manufacturer. Some brands have different baking temperatures.
@@renlish okk thanks a lot🙏🏻😊
@@MyVian okk thank you🙏🏻