Polymer Clay Project: Water Ripple Mokume Gane Pendant Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2020
- In this tutorial I'll show you how to create these stunning, yet simple polymer clay pieces using a mokume gane technique. Keep in mind that although I used black and white, you can use any colors and any shape cutters you want. The result will look different each time. Have fun, experiment and let me know your ideas in the comments.
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strung together like that, you could make a pretty bracelet! Loved this tutorial!
Love, love love these Samantha! Thanks a bunch!
You are truly amazing. So talented. Thank you.
I love this method of MG, thank you! A suggestion, take a photo with your phone after making the rings and BEFORE burnishing. Then you can see exactly what cutters go where to match up the original cutting layout!
Your work looks like it will be in museums some day. We love you Samantha.🌹😊
Thank you so much for sharing this, Samantha!! This is such a great idea with unlimited possibilities 😃 your work turns out so beautiful and this group of pendants is no exception. I like the way the circles really cleaned up with the light sanding, they all looked great!! I love watching your tutorials and I really appreciate your teaching, experience, encouragement, ideas, skills, product knowledge- all of it!!! Thank you 🙏
Thank you Samantha! I enjoyed watching this!
Thank you. This tutorial shows all the steps for bead making. Have you ever made hair clips with your beads? I think they would look really nice.
Gracias Samantha ! 😍
Very striking and simple design. Thank you...am a new patreon subscriber and learning my way around.
Great tutorial. Thank you!
These are beautiful, among my favorites Samantha, thank you
Once again....LOVELY! Thank you!❤️
You are unique! Thank you so much and God bless you forever!!
You're soooo creative and your pieces are sooo beautiful! Congrats...
Thanks Samantha. They are fabulous.
Loved!!!
Encore une magnifique création 👍👏❤❤❤😘 merci beaucoup 💋💋💋💋
Love these! So simple and elegant but also fun looking!
Very unique and very beautiful
Me encantan tus trabajos y técnicas.
I love your tutorials they are amazing what you do with clay, I enjoy watching you and I love the way you teach thanks for sharing 🙂❤️
Lovely beads. The simple elegance of black & white is timeless. Plus the beads can be mixed with other colored beads to create endless applications. I always strive to have black & white beads for inspiration. This may sound odd but I am curious, have you heard of a resin that is not so glossy? A client of mine likes the thickness or resin but prefers a matte finish. I tried a fine grit sanding on resin then added a matte topcoat but the sanded resin created a cloudy look. Simply adding many layers of matte topcoat on beads did not create the thick layer she desired.
Enjoyable as usual and always informative. Have learned much from your videos! Thank you, Samantha!
Thankyou as always really enjoyed and great for beginner like me
fantastic
Very 👍
LOVE mokume gane! It's my favourite technique along with left over cane Natasha beads!
Now, before you start shaving off the thin surface clay, do you let the clay firm up or do you start shaving it off right away?
I don't tend to let it sit, but I did record this in winter so the clay was already fairly cold. If it is soft I'd leave it to set for a few minutes before shaving.
Linda's art spot didn't have the circle sanding stuff
Wonderful! Do you dome resin the back as well or do a flat coat? I have a great deal of trouble getting the resin applied nicely on the edges. Any suggestions?
I just resin the front. The sides and back I tend to sand to a light sheen.
I could swear I have seen this one before. Was it a patreon video?
Either way, I love it
It was an early release on patreon a little while back.
@@JessamaTutorials Ahhh. Will be posting mine on your fb page! Can't wait to do more
Hello Samantha, what size of the moonstone cutters did you use?
Why is this resin better?
Because it doesn't spill over the edges as easily as other resins.
Where did you that cutter
I make and sell them on my etsy store JessamaDesign. jessamadesign.etsy.com/listing/761503789