Mokume Gane with translucent, pearlescent clays and metal leaf - polymer clay tutorial 164
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2017
- If you want to experiment with this, here are a few other color combinations you can try:
Combo 1:
mix 1: 1 part peacock pearl+ 1 part jungle green + 2 parts translucent,
mix 2: 1 1/2 part white pearl + 1/2 part wasabi + 2 parts translucent
mix 3: 1/2 part graphite pearl + 1/2 part jungle green + 1 part translucent
4 parts translucent
use silver leaf
combo 2:
mix 1: 1 part alizarin crimson + 1 part purple pearl + 2 parts translucent
mix 2: 1 part white pearl + 1 part 18K gold + 2 parts translucent
mix 3: 1/2 part graphite pearl + 1/2 part violet + 1 part translucent
4 parts translucent
use gold leaf.
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Astonishing Kaylana.. now I don’t know which of your mokume gane tutorials I love more 😻😻
Glad you like them!
This is a favorite for sure!! Absolutely love it! Thank you so much Day!
Thank you!
Beautiful, as always. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, Joyce!
Wow! Just beautiful!!!!!!!
Thank you!
It's gorgeous! Thank you! 😍😘
Thank you!
Thanks for this tutorial and the color mixes. Glad to hear Conor is on the mend.
Thank you!
OMG SO GORGEOUS!!!!
Thank you!
Fantastico, sono incantata dai tuoi tutorial, bravissima 😍
Grazie!
Stunning! Thank you for your beautiful videos.
Thank you!
Thank you, Jacqueline!
magnifique ! merci pour ce tutoriel !
Merci!
Beautiful
Thank you!
It is very pretty!!
Thank you!
I love you talent thank you so much for cheer whit as!!
You are so welcome!
Superbe mokumé gané , tu as fait des merveilles comme toujours ,merci beaucoup et gros bisous à toi et tes adorables doudous .
Merci Sylvie!
Bellissimo brava....un bacione grande alla gattina meravigliosa
Grazie!
Wonderful tutorial! Incredible bracelet! 💜 can you tell me where you purchased the flower ‘punch’? Beautiful result.
Thank you! I got mine at hobby lobby in the sugarcraft section, but you can find similar ones on line, like these from PolyClayPlay polyclayplay.com/embossing-cutters-daisy-flower/?aff=2
I forget what you said about the bottom buffer. I understand you use the scraps for the buffer, but is the buffer there so you can slice the mokume gane down and utilize the entire stack? Meaning once you get to the buffer clay, you’ve used the entire mokume gane stack?
Exactly. Without the buffer, the very last slices can't really happen as the bottom of the stack would be too thin to slice. And a lot of times, as you start cutting in the buffer you might get some really neat patterns too.
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Thank you! I couldn’t word it correctly, but your response was exactly what I was trying to say!
Comme tout ce que tu fais, ces bracelets sont superbes !!! Juste une question : est-ce un verni normal ou bien un verni UV ? et si c'est un verni UV, comment fais-tu pour qui ne coule pas sur des bijoux bombés ? Merci pour le partage et bravo !!!
Ce'st pas un verni, c'est du Kato liquide. J'utilise un pinceau tres grand (tu peux le nettoyer tres bien avec de l'alcool). Tu mets une couche legere, attends une minute ou deux (le polymere liquide va s'egaliser comme une resine) et puis tu utilise le pistolet chaleur. Je crois que j'ai montre comment faire dans un tuto, je vais regarder et mettre le lien ici
Merci beaucoup de te gentillesse... j'irais voir dès que tu auras mis le lien.... cela m'intéresse beaucoup, car là, je ne sais pas comment faire !! Encore merci de partager tout ton savoir !
C'est au minute 13:55 de ce video
Mais, tu n'as pas à t'excuser... c'est déjà très gentil à toi de me trouver ce lien !!! c'est moi qui te prie de m'excuser de t'avoir ennuyé avec ça !!! Un gros, gros merci et je vais voir cela tout de suite !!! Bisous !