Quick and Simple Flower Earrings in Polymer Clay
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- čas přidán 9. 02. 2023
- These earrings are fun and easy to make, and I show you how, step by step. So, sit back, relax, and watch the process unfold. Then have some fun and make your own.
The music from the video is English Country Garden by Aaron Kenny and is available from the CZcams Free Audio Library.
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The wire is 0.8mm (20 gauge) silver plated jewellery wire - you need 2 pieces about 4-5 inches (10 - 12.5cm). I use jewellery wire cutters and round nosed pliers.
The fishhook earing findings are widely available from bead shops and online retailers.
I used FIMO Soft Polymer Clay. 1/16 oz (3.5g) of White/Lilac and White/Plum with half that amount of Mint for the added detail. All well known brands of polymer clay will work well for this project.
The second pair use Aqua/White, Emerald Green/White and Lilac. The third pair use Brilliant Blue/White, Raspberry/White and Apple Green. The fourth pair use Peppermint/White/Brilliant Blue, Raspberry/White/Plum, and Apple Green.
Other equipment you need is:
A polymer Clay Blade
Craft Knife
Small roller
4mm Cable Needle - or something similar
Something thin to bend the wire around - I used a masked blade - do not use an unmasked one! A cutlery handle could work, a round cutter, a ruler, an old unwanted credit card or something similar.
2 inch (5cm) round cutter - or something similar, to bend the wire around.
Small heart cutter or ¼ inch (0.5mm) round cutter.
2 earring findings
Tile to work/bake on and a small square of card
Aluminium foil to cover the clay while it bakes.
Pasta machine dedicated to polymer clay use.
If you do not have a pasta machine you can roll the sheet of clay between two even stacks of playing cards. Setting 9 on my machine is 1 playing card thickness, setting 7 is 2 cards and setting 4 is 4 cards thickness.
The small round cutters can either be bought in a set specifically used for polymer clay from many shops on Etsy, (I originally got mine from MyMandarinDucky on Etsy - www.etsy.com/uk/listing/21137... ) but I have also bought them direct off eBay, where you can search under ‘Cord Pin End Crimp Terminal Wire Copper Connectors’, to find similar cutters, but you will get a huge amount all the same sizes.
The PAC-PEN is available here - www.agneshorvath.co.uk/pac-pen
Thank you so much for watching. - Jak na to + styl
Beautiful! Thank you 🎉
You are welcome, thanks so much 🙂
Wonderful! I adore the prototype ones the best!
Thanks so much Melissa 🙂
Very pretty 😍 ❤ thank you so much 💓 😊
You;re welcome thanks so much Mary 🙂
Lovely Flowers 🌸 Thank you. Have a good day. Blessings 🌼🌺💙💜
Thanks so much, you too, have a wonderful day 🙂
I just watched this beautiful tutorial and, I am heading to my studio!!! Thanks!!!! Thanks
Wonderful, thanks so much Yanett 🙂
Those are fabulous!!❤
Thank you so much 🙂
Thank you so much! lovely turorial.
I'm glad you liked it, thanks so much 🙂
Love love love them Fiona, so cute
Thanks so much Lea 🙂
Thank you for sharing this beautiful tutorial. Love it.
Thank you so much Christine 🙂
A Very cute pair of earrings! even your clay boxes look very beautiful, though i have not seen that video yet.....though i'll watch it after some time later
Thank you very much Rebecca 🙂
So light and romantic! ❤️
Thank you very much Ana 🙂
So cute little dingl wingl ❤
Thanks so much 🙂
Cute! Look forward to watching this
Thank you so much 🙂
brilliant tutorial thanks for sharing love the earrings have a fab weekend take care!🤩
Thanks so much Maggie you too 🙂
❤ Gorgeous!!!
Thank you so much 🙂
Your clay art is amazing! You are a great teacher. I can't wait to make these! Thank you.
Thanks so much Joan - have fun 🙂
Perfect timing, Fiona! I have a show in 5 weeks and these will be a great addition to my stock. Thanks for sharing!
Wonderful, thanks so much Carol, have a great show 🙂
Thank You for sharing your wonderful talent! I love watching all your videos 😊
Thank you very much 🙂
They are so nice 💜💚💗
Thank you very much 🙂
I love it! it is very creative and I like the way you explain things, it is so very easy to follow. Thank you!
I am so glad you enjoyed it, thanks so much 🙂
I will make these!
Wonderful, have fun 🙂
Such a wonderful tutorial with fabulous results, have so many ideas sparked from this. Thank you Fiona!!
I am so glad you liked it, thanks so much Misty 🙂
Never a dull moment with you Fiona! Another brilliant tutorial! Thank you for all your inspiration!
Awww, I am so glad you liked it, thanks so much Katie 🙂
Che meraviglia!! 😍😍😍👏👏👏
Grazie mille 🙂
Love love!
Wonderful, thanks so much Colleen 🙂
Very sweet
Thanks so much Lynda 🙂
Beautiful, thank you
Thank you so much Leona 🙂
Really pretty, 😍 thanks for sharing
You are very welcome, thanks so much Juls 🙂
Beautiful🎉
Thank you so much 🙂
Wow these are fab ❤
Wonderful, thanks so much Vonnie 🙂
What an absolutely delightful project! Thank you so much for sharing.
awww, thank you very much Andrea 🙂
These are so lovely Fiona. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Thank you so much Sarah 🙂
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I enjoy watching and listening to all your tutorials.
You are welcome, thank you very much Donna 🙂
Wow amazing I love it
Thank you so much 🙂
They are very simple, but really pretty. Love your colour choice for these.💜
Thank you so much Cherry 🙂
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Thank you Fiona, these are so sweet!!💜
I am glad you like them, thank you so much 🙂
Fiona, those are so lovely! I love jewelry & I love girly flowers...so these are right up my alley! Your videos NEVER disappoint! Thank you for sharing your beautiful artwork with us 😍❤️
I am so glad you like them, thanks so much 🙂
You are so amazing!! Your creativity is unmatchable! Thank you for sharing!❤
awww, thank you so much Joannie 🙂
Beautiful and very delicate. Thank you Fiona and have a lovely weekend x
Thanks so much Mandy, you too, have a great weekend 🙂
You are truly the female "Bob Ross" of polymer clay.
Awww, that is such a lovely compliment, thank you very much Shelly 🙂
These are adorable. Thank you for this tutorial. Can't wait to try them out.
You are welcome, thanks so much Susan 🙂
Thank you for this inspiration! I've been wanting a clay project to try out and these earrings are perfect. I'm looking forward to it!
Wonderful, have fun , thanks so much 🙂
The earings are beautiful!
Thanks so much Shani 🙂
Love these earrings. Can you make ones with a branch of cherry blossoms?
Thanks so much - I did a Cherry Blossom Brooch tutorial some time ago - czcams.com/video/BRyKg39qUDY/video.html - 🙂
You're the first one who made me start and love the crafting with polymerclay
I learn a lot from you
Please I have two questions
What kind of clay should I use to make perfect canes and give me nice clean cut??
The second
If I covered the clay with resin ,how to prevent the clay from absorping the resin and give me nice shiny leveled surface???
Thank you so much - all the well known brands of clay cane well, I have done a vdie - contrast and compare, where I do the same design in 6 types, so that may be of some help? ( - czcams.com/video/LaUVf4mnd4A/video.html - ) They all have slightly different properties, and people like to keep to the brand that they are used to generally, and that depends on what is available to you nearby and cost effective. As you know I like Fimo Soft as it cuts through cleanly, and there is less drag than some others, but of course Kato is the ultimate for complex cane, with little distortion, but it is firmer to manipulate, which some people find harder. As to the resin, it should not seep in at all. I like the low odour UV resins fro covering jewellery pieces - there are loads of brands available, but these are my preferred two - not cheap, but they work well for me - Deep Shine Resin is here - www.tinypandora.com - Tiny Pandora Crafting Boutique it now seems part of a larger kit.
BekBek Resin is here - bekbek.co.uk I hope that helps a little 🙂
@Fiona Abel-Smith PolyOriginals OMG 😲 thank you soooo much dear 😘 ❤️
That is soooo helpful...
Keep creating ✨️ 💐
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Muito Obrigado 🙂