Polymer Clay Scrap Technique: Bargello Tutorial
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- In this tutorial I'll show you how to make a Step Ladder Polymer Clay Bargello using leftover clay.
The many versions of this versatile technique make it great fun to play around with. You can vary the pattern depending on how you place the strips. You can use Skinner Blends, create a raised or spiral version, and so much more.
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a wonderful project. :Love developing new skills. Thank you
at 13:00 that looks like its beaded together, not clay. VERY COOL... LOVE IT.
Good old Bargello! It is beautiful again!
Very nice technique and I like the colors as well!
I used the bargello technique in quilts and the results were equally satisfying.
Love this!
I have that Kato tool and have never used it. Now I know what to use it for! Thanks, Samantha!
I know what you mean. I had mine for ages too before I figured out what to do with it.
Thank you Samantha! I had so much fun doing this last night!
Very effective technique.
Thanks for demonstrating this! Have a fun time with my scraps.
I just made that, it turned out really beautiful! Thank you! Your tutorials are awesome! ❤️
It looks 3D. I like this using the leftovers
Lovely! Can't wait to try this.
Beautiful, I would do it on a back ground
Cool, I like using scrap clay also I need to get a marker, I for got the name of the tool but it really can help. Thank You So Much for sharing 😏😏😏😏
Thanks for posting. I hadn't been too enthusiastic about trying bargello in the past, because most that I have seen reminded me of Southwestern designs. But in looking at the many, many variations on your Pintrest page, I will be adding it to my "scrap techniques". And I like that tip about cutting the end pieces and adding them on. Another well-done, professional video.
Thank you.
Lovely job, as always ! :)
vraiment superbe et beau rendu.merci beaucoup car ce que vous faîtes c'est vraiment beau dommage que dans la même vidéo vous ne faîtes pas vos bijoux simultanément.
Cordialement
Beautiful and easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your talent. May I ask what bird that was in the background?
I have no idea what the bird the the back ground it called. It sounds funny though.
I have some Opal chips and this technique of clay , what Resin one step do you recommend or liquid Scobie over top of it clear and then the resin for the opals
Just discovered your channel. Your tutorials are wonderful and you make beautiful jewelry! Thank you for sharing your talent with us. Just curious, what kind of bird was that in the background? :)
Thank you. I have no idea what the name of the bird is. In South Africa we call them Kiwits. I'm not sure what they're called in Australia.
I love the way you use ‘leftovers’ - it’s like getting something for nothing😁 just a quick question, which pasta machine do you use? I’m thinking about buying an electric one to save my poor arthritic thumbs !
I got my pasta machine from eBay for around $30. It's a Jamie Oliver Machine. I find that unless you can get a machine with removable blades, there's not much point in spending more. The plastic blades melt after a while as the clay eats at them.
The machine I have works really well and has lasted for about a year and half now.
Jessama Tutorials that’s really helpful, thanks, I’ll Google it 😊Mine is an Imperia which doesn’t do very wide strips and is an absolute pain to clean, so I thought I’d invest in something a bit better. I’ve looked at the LC Clay one, but it’s so expensive 😳
You said it a Kato mark set ? To make the cutting lines markers, what is it called, like to order one but need the correct name and spelling please, Thks Sam as always a new technique to try, you the bom ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yes. I got mine from Firemountaingems.com
www.firemountaingems.com/itemdetails/h203520tl
Hello Samantha, Is the ruler you used still available for purchase? thank you!!
Yes. I got mine from Firemountaingems.com
www.firemountaingems.com/itemdetails/h203520tl
Just a note on the marxit tool... it is very useful but I was annoyed and surprised to find it is not made of polymer clay safe plastic. I accidentally left mine lay near a few scraps and the clay actually melted a spot on the tool. Anyone whose worked with polymer clay very long knows that certain plastics don’t play well with it. What I can’t figure out is why on earth someone would make a measuring tool for clay out of plastic that is not clay compatible. Just letting you know don’t ruin yours if you buy one by letting sit with clay on it. I now clean mine with a baby wipe each time. I too bought mine from fire mountain gems. Hope this helps.
J turtle soup beads. Has a video on making your own. It works as well!
But what do you do with it? What do you use it for? I work with fabric so I don't know anything about clay. I'm just curious.
They make great earrings, pendants, bracelets and many other projects.
I think that would be lost on earrings? Maybe use for a pendant
Wonderful! But that's no technique for my mothers single daughter. Before I would do that, I should pray for a little bit patience. :-)))