I looked at your shop and cannot find that beautiful silkscreen. I hope you have them because I really love this. Perhaps they sold out quick which is understandable.
Hi Samantha, this is such a lovely tutorial. I've tried it and I'm quite happy with my result except for the sanding.I only only used cernit clay and I used the thinnest setting on my pasta machine for my translucent cernit part. I decided to sand the whole piece starting with 600, 800 then 1000 before polishing it. However, the translucent side is still a bit cloudy...what could cause this? overbaked (baked at 30mns at 130)? or not having sanded enough? or should I have started with a sanding paper lower than 600? Thank you in advance for your reply as it would be a great help for future project using translucent clay. I look forward to watching more great videos!
Hi Helene It's little hard to tell without a photo of the piece. Would you mind sending me a photo through a PM on facebook. I'd love to help you out with this. facebook.com/samantha.burroughs.357/
Gorgeous❣️. Your silk screens are fantastic as well! I haven’t yet been able to handle the UV resin that you used on the back of the earrings. It always seems to leak on the sides and end up on the other side of the project. How Cani avoid that from happening? Thankyoumuch!
I love all your videos and this one is no exception. You did a fabulous job on your pieces. However attaching your earring backs with resin is a mistake. The resin just sits on the surface of the clay. So after wearing your earrings a few time, the backs will loosen and pull off. The only way to ensure the backs will be secure is to embed them. Also makes the backs look more professional. 🥰❤️❤️❤️
No. A stencil is a plastic sheet with shapes cut out of it, while a stencil is quite flexible and is almost like a sheet of fabric. Stencils allow you to use things like clay, crackle paste and just about anything with them. This is due to their large open pattern and the ability to clean them easily. Silkscreens are more delicate and only allow a number of things to be used with them such as paint and powders. However, they give much more detailed patterns. Both are very useful and can be used in different situations.
They turned out so beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your gift and talent can't wait to try.
I would like to give this one to someone special 😍
Beautiful.
They are really beautiful. I love your new silk screens! 🌟🌟🌟👌👌👌👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
These are lovely..thanks so much for sharing.
It is nice to see a new tutorial. You have been missed. Lovely technique.
Are you kidding me!!!?? These are fabulous! Can't wait until my craft show this year!!!! I can't wait to make these!!
Glad to see you back!
what an incredible technique, they look beautiful.
I love this technique. I can hardly wait to try these.
I was just thinking 🤔 today I need to figure out how to copy this abalone bracelet I have, haha and then I see this! 💖
Sam, they look fantastic.
Great tutorial! I was surprised how beautiful they look just out of the oven
Fabulous 💖💖
Love the look and the talent it takes to create this ensemble! Thank you very much for this tutorial!
Beautiful! Thanks!
Great tutorial, as always! Thank you so letting me know you had the silkscreens again!!😉
Very beautiful! Thank you for sharing!❤️
U back ❤ I miss u 😊
Absolutely gorgeous 💜
Great inspiration!
I love how the colors come out.
Bellissimo 🤩🤩🤩 molto bella la tua texture 👍
Love it
This is such a fantastic technique. You seem to do a lot of faux stones, but this could be used for a dichroic glass effect.
Beautiful!
There gorgeous 😍 and they look just like abalone I can't wait to try it out 😊
Stunning! This project looks very doable even for me!
Thank you, it’s gorgeous.
Beautiful, thank you
Beautiful work! I see that you applied Renaissance wax to the sides. Does this keep the gold pen from turning sticky down the road?
Yes.
So pretty! I was wondering where you bought your buffing wheel? Mine are actually too stiff and end up indenting my clay😑
Just gorgeous! What is the edge technique called that takes longer? I cant quite hear what you say. 🇦🇺❤️
The Jessama Smear. I think that's what I was talking about. It's been a while since I made this video. Lol
I looked at your shop and cannot find that beautiful silkscreen. I hope you have them because I really love this. Perhaps they sold out quick which is understandable.
I'm afraid they have sold out. More will be in stock by tonight.
Hi Samantha, this is such a lovely tutorial. I've tried it and I'm quite happy with my result except for the sanding.I only only used cernit clay and I used the thinnest setting on my pasta machine for my translucent cernit part. I decided to sand the whole piece starting with 600, 800 then 1000 before polishing it. However, the translucent side is still a bit cloudy...what could cause this? overbaked (baked at 30mns at 130)? or not having sanded enough? or should I have started with a sanding paper lower than 600?
Thank you in advance for your reply as it would be a great help for future project using translucent clay. I look forward to watching more great videos!
Hi Helene
It's little hard to tell without a photo of the piece. Would you mind sending me a photo through a PM on facebook. I'd love to help you out with this. facebook.com/samantha.burroughs.357/
@@JessamaTutorials thank you so much Samantha. I'm send you a photo of the piece on PM, this will come under my name Helene Marie.
Gorgeous❣️. Your silk screens are fantastic as well! I haven’t yet been able to handle the UV resin that you used on the back of the earrings. It always seems to leak on the sides and end up on the other side of the project. How Cani avoid that from happening?
Thankyoumuch!
Very beautiful effect…the silkscreen is gorgeous! I’m thinking it could be used in may ways 💞 huge thanks Samantha!
I love all your videos and this one is no exception. You did a fabulous job on your pieces. However attaching your earring backs with resin is a mistake. The resin just sits on the surface of the clay. So after wearing your earrings a few time, the backs will loosen and pull off. The only way to ensure the backs will be secure is to embed them. Also makes the backs look more professional. 🥰❤️❤️❤️
Wouldn’t you then have to bake them upside down? Would that affect the look of the side with all the color? Thank you!
I’m just starting out working with clay, do you have to wet sand?
Beautiful.
** QUESTION: IS A SILK SCREEN SAME AS A STENCIL??? ***
Thx for video.
Austin,TX USA
No. A stencil is a plastic sheet with shapes cut out of it, while a stencil is quite flexible and is almost like a sheet of fabric.
Stencils allow you to use things like clay, crackle paste and just about anything with them. This is due to their large open pattern and the ability to clean them easily.
Silkscreens are more delicate and only allow a number of things to be used with them such as paint and powders. However, they give much more detailed patterns.
Both are very useful and can be used in different situations.
@@JessamaTutorials WOW! THANK Y0U for this detailed answer. Makes much more sense to me now. Thank you.