Coloring Silkscreened Polymer Clay with Alcohol Inks (Part 1)
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Part 2 of this Tutorial can be found here
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Coloring with Ranger Alcohol Inks on a sheet of white translucent polymer clay (Premo) that has been Silkscreened with black acrylic paint. This video is Part 1 of a 2 part series.
Silkscreen: OjoyCreations.com
Polymer Clay: White Translucent Premo (you can use regular translucent but I like how the white translucent doesn't turn yellowish after baking)
Process:
Flatten out polymer clay to a number 3 (4th thickest setting on pasta machine)
Burnish silkscreen onto raw, flattened out clay
Apply a strip of black acrylic paint on the edge of the top of the silkscreen
Take silkscreening flat edge (or any plastic flat edged item like an old credit card, for instance) and swipe the paint evenly across silkscreen until paint fully covers silkscreen
Carefully and smoothly remove silkscreen from polymer clay and immerse silkscreen in a container or bowl of warm, soapy water
Wait for paint to dry. Do not cut or bake clay yet.
Nice work. Do you have a link for the silk screen you used?
Have wonderful time always
Great video!
So how do you apply alcohol ink. This shows acrylic paint.
Great video! Really striking technique!
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@Pedro Julius You are welcome =)
Do you know if it’s possible to make your own silk screens with our own designs?
There is a machine called Ikonart it's for making your own silkscreens just like these :)
Where did you purchase the silkscreen?
OJoyCreations.com Mari Joy Coleman makes them. You can find her on Facebook too. She's a super awesome seller!