Beautiful. This is how I can use my scrap clay and get value out of my supplies by making beautiful products my customers will love. Thank you for sharing.
These beads are gorgeous; beautiful marbly colours. What a fantastic technique. The little flashes of foil peeking through add the perfect finishing touch. Super pretty beads. Going to have to check out that new resin, even though I'm in the UK, looks fab!! I do love to glaze my pieces with resin .... I think it was your videos that got me into UV resin!!👍😀🤗😊
I've watched this video at least five times, I have the supplies for this project, but I'm too chicken to start it. I miss you so much and I hope you health is ok. Maybe I'll watch it one more time to give me courage lol Hope to see you soon ♥️
Allison, I am alway elated to see your wonderful work. You have been a great inspiration to me. Great tutorial. Hopefully you, your mom and your family are doing great. GOD BLESS you all
Awesome! The larger beads are gorgeous. That little bit of gold leaf really adds that touch of sparkle. The smaller beads remind me of the candy bracelets I used to eat when I was a kid. LoL Thanks for letting us know about the new brush on resin. I'm definitely going to be getting that! ❤️
Beautiful work. thank you, I have a question I hope you can help me. I have been trying to repair chipped pieces of ceramic with polymer clay then UV resin Also I've been trying to use just UV resin on the more shallow chips but when I paint the resin over the polymer clay the resin like just soaks in the clay and is not shinny. Also, do you think the repairs will wash off when put in the water?
Allison you've done it again! You never cease to amaze me, these beads turned out absolutely beautiful and the colors show through so bright and pretty. I just got my FTH verathane gloss and what a great product that is! And now I need to order your transfers and UV finish. Can't wait til payday 😊
Also, I have this glass bird and a piece of the wing is broken I couldn't find the broken wing so I'm going to try and make a wing out of polymer clay then bake then I will let it cool then UV resin. Will the polymer clay adhere to the glass or will I need to glue it on after it's baked.? Thank you
Love these beads, can’t wait to try them 😊👏🏻💗 The Focal is really so pretty with all the colors. You have done it again “Thinking Outside the Box” great tutorial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💜💜💜😊
I've done translucent veneers over a solid core too, and I also drop it in ice water immediately. I usually use Premo translucent, and the ice-bath really helps.. And I've sometimes used a different pastel color for my core, that then shows through and gives a background tint to the finished piece. The whole core doesn't have to be in that color, either. I've used scrap clay for the core and pre-bake it, then put a very thin layer of my solid opaque color over it, and then the translucent veneer on top. And a tip for cleaning the resin brush - I've seen a different tutorial where they have a bottle of UV gel nail polish that comes with a brush cap. They use the brush from it to spread any kind of UV resin on the piece, and then store the brush back in the nail polish bottle. The opaque bottle keeps the UV polish on the brush from setting up, so you never actually have to clean the brush.
Hey Allison just watched this video again you said we could use scrap clay how would you do that with the translucent? I have 2 note books of left over projects
Thank you 😊 The paper only works with a laser printer. If you don’t own a laser printer you could always purchase the image file and a copy shop can print them out for you on the paper. 😊
Given that the image doesn’t show up in the finished project, I don’t understand the use of the image transfer here. It woulda been much easier, not to mention it’d use the *precise* colors you want in the shapes you want, had you used something like alcohol inks instead. (You coulda used *any* substance that works with polymer clay instead, including using polymer clay. That seems to be the most popular method for achieving marbling.) Was there a good reason I’m not grokking for using the image transfer? As it stands, it feels as if you used the image transfer merely to demonstrate how to do it and not because it was the best method for reaching your objective. Thanks for helping me to understand!
@@ThinkingOutsideTheBox But so do alcoholic inks and tinted liquid polymer, off the top of my head, so I thought there was a special reason you were doing image transfers (which are lost when the polymer is twisted up). But I got you now! Thanks for letting me know.
I don't understand why you are doing the transfer - you could just brush the clay with purple pastel, couldn't you? Just trying to understand it - is it so the color doesn't mix in with the clay?
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These are GORGEOUS!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!
Those bees are beautiful and I can't wait to try this project
beads lol
Beautiful. This is how I can use my scrap clay and get value out of my supplies by making beautiful products my customers will love. Thank you for sharing.
Absolutely gorgeous thanks for the easy to follow video Alison
Donuts are my most favorite polymer clay beads to make!
These beads are gorgeous; beautiful marbly colours. What a fantastic technique. The little flashes of foil peeking through add the perfect finishing touch. Super pretty beads. Going to have to check out that new resin, even though I'm in the UK, looks fab!! I do love to glaze my pieces with resin .... I think it was your videos that got me into UV resin!!👍😀🤗😊
I've watched this video at least five times, I have the supplies for this project, but I'm too chicken to start it. I miss you so much and I hope you health is ok. Maybe I'll watch it one more time to give me courage lol Hope to see you soon ♥️
Great work. Love these.
Thanks Cyndi! 😊
Thank you for sharing this process with us! We love you!!
Awe!! Thank you Kim!! 🤗🤗💜💜
Thank you for sharing. Love the look. The focals look just like glass beads. So good!
Thank you so much Barbara 💜
I have always been nervous about making canes, but I am going to try this. They are so beautiful...Thank you so much for sharing your techniques.
This is awesome! You will love it! Thank you Jules! 💜
Hi Allison 😊 always waiting your tutorial. It’s another great 👍 tutorial. I like it and you are the inspiration for me to start my beads making ♥️♥️😍
Thank you 💜💜
Love the rainbow beads! Will definitely try these! Thanks as always for a wonderful tutorial 😘
Thanks Jen! 😊
Allison, I am alway elated to see your wonderful work. You have been a great inspiration to me. Great tutorial. Hopefully you, your mom and your family are doing great. GOD BLESS you all
As always, thank you so much Ramona 💜💜 Blessings to you and yours.
I love them! Thank you for sharing!
I love these beads and your technique, very pretty, thank you
Thank you so much Leona 💜
Beautiful work! Love watching your tutorials!
Thank you so much Hannah 💜💜
Beautiful beads💕 thanks for sharing 🤗👍
Thank you Ana 💜
Wonderful Alison thanks for this🍾🍾😻
Awesome! The larger beads are gorgeous. That little bit of gold leaf really adds that touch of sparkle.
The smaller beads remind me of the candy bracelets I used to eat when I was a kid. LoL
Thanks for letting us know about the new brush on resin. I'm definitely going to be getting that! ❤️
Thank you so much Darla 💜💜
Beautiful work. thank you, I have a question I hope you can help me. I have been trying to repair chipped pieces of ceramic with polymer clay then UV resin Also I've been trying to use just UV resin on the more shallow chips but when I paint the resin over the polymer clay the resin like just soaks in the clay and is not shinny. Also, do you think the repairs will wash off when put in the water?
Allison you've done it again! You never cease to amaze me, these beads turned out absolutely beautiful and the colors show through so bright and pretty. I just got my FTH verathane gloss and what a great product that is! And now I need to order your transfers and UV finish. Can't wait til payday 😊
Awe! Thank you so much Karen! 🤗💜
Also, I have this glass bird and a piece of the wing is broken I couldn't find the broken wing so I'm going to try and make a wing out of polymer clay then bake then I will let it cool then UV resin. Will the polymer clay adhere to the glass or will I need to glue it on after it's baked.? Thank you
The purple beads look like agate! Beautiful. I use this and it is just that east.
Love these beads, can’t wait to try them 😊👏🏻💗 The Focal is really so pretty with all the colors. You have done it again “Thinking Outside the Box” great tutorial 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💜💜💜😊
Thank you sweet Shelly 💜💜
I use the ice water too on my translucent items! These look wonderful Alison, can’t wait to try this ❤️
Thank you Shannon 💜💜
Wow girl these are really pretty.!! Your so talented Thanks for sharing 💜
Thank you so much 💜💜
I've done translucent veneers over a solid core too, and I also drop it in ice water immediately. I usually use Premo translucent, and the ice-bath really helps.. And I've sometimes used a different pastel color for my core, that then shows through and gives a background tint to the finished piece. The whole core doesn't have to be in that color, either. I've used scrap clay for the core and pre-bake it, then put a very thin layer of my solid opaque color over it, and then the translucent veneer on top.
And a tip for cleaning the resin brush - I've seen a different tutorial where they have a bottle of UV gel nail polish that comes with a brush cap. They use the brush from it to spread any kind of UV resin on the piece, and then store the brush back in the nail polish bottle. The opaque bottle keeps the UV polish on the brush from setting up, so you never actually have to clean the brush.
These beads are beautiful. Can you please tell me what kind of transfer paper is used? It looks like the fthsupplies links are broken. Thanks.
Thank you so much for this, so many uses
Hey Allison just watched this video again you said we could use scrap clay how would you do that with the translucent? I have 2 note books of left over projects
You Need a nice acrylic block to flatten things yet keep them cubed...👍
Very pretty!
Thank you Ellen 💜
So neat.....love em
Thanks Lynn! 😊
Wonderful 😍😍😍😍
Thank you Erica! 💜
stunningly beautiful ... I am wondering if these could be made more quickly to increase the bead stash as Susan from Turtle Soup Beads would say?
Thank you 😊 Not sure how you could make these exact beads any quicker. They are pretty quick to make already.
Those beads look like Cheerios! 🤣🤣🤣
They are also quite lovely! Thank you fir all you do and share❤️❤️❤️
Where can I get the top coat?
Love the tutorial. If you print your own image on the transfer paper, does it matter if you use a laser or inkjet printer?
Thank you 😊
The paper only works with a laser printer. If you don’t own a laser printer you could always purchase the image file and a copy shop can print them out for you on the paper. 😊
Fabulous!
Thank you Colleen 💜
Gorgeous! So inspiring! Thank you. (-:
Can anyone answer me why we cannot find these anymore? Website would be helpful because the website listed is not in use anymore anyone please help?
Why can’t we find this in your store anymore?
can you do an update on your shed?
Given that the image doesn’t show up in the finished project, I don’t understand the use of the image transfer here. It woulda been much easier, not to mention it’d use the *precise* colors you want in the shapes you want, had you used something like alcohol inks instead. (You coulda used *any* substance that works with polymer clay instead, including using polymer clay. That seems to be the most popular method for achieving marbling.) Was there a good reason I’m not grokking for using the image transfer? As it stands, it feels as if you used the image transfer merely to demonstrate how to do it and not because it was the best method for reaching your objective. Thanks for helping me to understand!
Image transfer stays completely transparent.
@@ThinkingOutsideTheBox But so do alcoholic inks and tinted liquid polymer, off the top of my head, so I thought there was a special reason you were doing image transfers (which are lost when the polymer is twisted up). But I got you now! Thanks for letting me know.
@@Binkles it’s a good way to use your scraps from image transfers. Rather than using scraps in this vid, I created some special transfers.
@@ThinkingOutsideTheBox Got you now! Thanks for helping me to think outside the box. 💋
Ohhh it’s me Karen from Florida lol
Hi Karen! 🤗 💜
I don't understand why you are doing the transfer - you could just brush the clay with purple pastel, couldn't you? Just trying to understand it - is it so the color doesn't mix in with the clay?
The beads look like Cheerios! Lol 😂