We really are lucky to have the Jessama team presenting tutorials that are clear, concise, and imaginative. And as always, you provide numerous tips and new ideas on ways to use PC. I especially enjoyed watching you use the Kor roller and (gasp!) never thought of tinting metallic clay with alcohol inks to get a broader range of mica shifts. Bravo!
I’m so happy I found your tutorials! Aside from your projects being beautiful, your instructions are clear and thorough. You do a wonderful job, truly.
I really appreciate your presence on youtube. Seems like I learn something new from almost every one of your tutorials. Thank you for explaining everything so clearly.
This is really beautiful, Samantha! I'm not a silver person, but the way it blends with these two colors is gorgeous. Thanks for another great tutorial---this is one I will definitely be making soon!
Hello, Samantha, I’ve just recently started with polymer clay, and your tutorials are wonderful. You explain things so well, and make beautiful pieces. I appreciate all you teach us. Thank you.
Very pretty! Fascinating how the roller pattern did not “roll out” to lose the pattern. I do have one question though. How did you connect the two pieces together? Was your cutter half on one side and half on the other?
I have just started watching your brilliant Tutorials Jessama and subscribed!! Love your ideas and explanation of methods in your Tutorials!! Thank you, will keep watching ans send some of my pics to you soon!! Cheers, Vera!! xx
I place multiple layers of clay on top of one another to get the thickness. I have a great how to sand video right here. czcams.com/video/sEyEspzuOpU/video.html
@@JessamaTutorials thank you so much for responding and for sharing your videos. I will watch them right now. I wasn't saying that your instructions are hard. I just needed extra help. Everyone learns differently and not in the same pace. It seems as though some of your followers took it the wrong way. I'm in love with your pieces. If it's ok with you I would love to learn from you. Thank you. Have a great day and stay safe.
Samantha, lots of great information in this tutorial! I love being able to expand the range of mica clay colors. How saturated a color can you get when tinting pearl clay? Thanks!
My clay gets too sticky and sometimes sticks in the pasta machine. Am I overworking my clay? I amusing Sculpy. Do you have a video explaining the different qualities of different types of clay or troubleshooting?
Hello samantha, again this is a wonderful video ! Thank you so much. I wonder how you can achieve a Mica shift effect with those clays : aren't they Premo Accents pearl white and silver ? But do they contain mica ? Maybe the silver one, but the white one ? And do you know whether it is possible to add mica powder to a clay which doesn't contain any mica glitters ? Thank you very much for your answer, Samantha ! Kind thoughts from France.
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You are amazing. Your pieces are always so professional looking and beautiful. So glad you share them.
We really are lucky to have the Jessama team presenting tutorials that are clear, concise, and imaginative. And as always, you provide numerous tips and new ideas on ways to use PC. I especially enjoyed watching you use the Kor roller and (gasp!) never thought of tinting metallic clay with alcohol inks to get a broader range of mica shifts. Bravo!
Totally agree with the above comment by grittykitty50
You are absolutely amazing!
I’m so happy I found your tutorials! Aside from your projects being beautiful, your instructions are clear and thorough. You do a wonderful job, truly.
I love everything about this project, the soft subtle colors, the mica shift, and the use of the scraps. Bravo!
Very nice, great job.
I really appreciate your presence on youtube. Seems like I learn something new from almost every one of your tutorials. Thank you for explaining everything so clearly.
You are an incredible teacher! And your results are always beautiful! Thank you for everything you do for us! ♥
This is really beautiful, Samantha! I'm not a silver person, but the way it blends with these two colors is gorgeous. Thanks for another great tutorial---this is one I will definitely be making soon!
You are so talented and a joy to watch and listen to!
So beautiful! And I love pearl white as a basic. Thank you so much, Samantha!
Superbe dégradé de couleurs et le motif au rouleau est magnifique ! le résultat final est très beau ! Bravo et merci pour le partage !
Hello, Samantha, I’ve just recently started with polymer clay, and your tutorials are wonderful. You explain things so well, and make beautiful pieces. I appreciate all you teach us. Thank you.
You are so welcome! Glad you like the tutorials.
oh this is really lovely and I love the shape of the bead too x
Absolutely gorgeous! Can't wait to try this one!
Just beautiful Samantha!
Super!
Cool.
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That is gorgeous!
simply stunning!! x
I love your videos. Your artwork is amazing ( I also like your name, my daughters name is Jessamine)
Very pretty
Molto molto interessante....brava ....grazie per il video
Gorgeous
Very. Nice
You are amazing :-) Thank you sooo much for sharing.
Beautiful!!
Beautiful,
Beautiful
Excellent!
Very pretty! Fascinating how the roller pattern did not “roll out” to lose the pattern. I do have one question though. How did you connect the two pieces together? Was your cutter half on one side and half on the other?
Love it
A Beautiful!
wow
Samantha, have you ever done a rainbow skinner blend, and then added silver to the whole blend? I haven’t found any videos where someone has tried it
I have just started watching your brilliant Tutorials Jessama and subscribed!! Love your ideas and explanation of methods in your Tutorials!! Thank you, will keep watching ans send some of my pics to you soon!! Cheers, Vera!! xx
Marvelous! I look forward to do this TODAY!
Grazie 👍💖🌼
Hi Samantha.would you please show us how you make it thick like this and how you sand it perfectly?
I place multiple layers of clay on top of one another to get the thickness. I have a great how to sand video right here. czcams.com/video/sEyEspzuOpU/video.html
@@JessamaTutorials Thank you so much for your answer. Would you please show how you create this thickness?
I am so lost. Is there any beginner's videos that I can start with? Thank you for sharing your videos. I am in love with that pendant.
Yes. Here's a playlist with everything you need to know. czcams.com/video/hvB1PrhzmV0/video.html
@@JessamaTutorials thank you so much for responding and for sharing your videos. I will watch them right now. I wasn't saying that your instructions are hard. I just needed extra help. Everyone learns differently and not in the same pace. It seems as though some of your followers took it the wrong way. I'm in love with your pieces. If it's ok with you I would love to learn from you. Thank you. Have a great day and stay safe.
ELEGANT THANKS A BUNCH. I m new to this so for me to do start with clay for staying?
I recommend having a look at my starting guide on my website. It's got a bunch of information. www.jessamatutorials.com/polymer-clay-beginners.html
Samantha, lots of great information in this tutorial! I love being able to expand the range of mica clay colors.
How saturated a color can you get when tinting pearl clay? Thanks!
You can get a pretty saturated color using this technique, but it requires quite a bit of alcohol ink.
Thanks, Samantha!
Are you saying Mica Shift or Marker Shift?
Mica shift
Beautiful! Do you have a tutorial on how you made that cabochon?
Sadly, I did record that part of the tutorial, but it got corrupted and so I had to delete it from the tutorial
Can you please do another tutorial showing how you get the cabochon made? I am new to polymer clay and it would be a great help. Thank you Jessama :)
Loved the video but where did you use the scrap clay that you smashed together thanks for showing
I used it in one half of the cabochon shown.
Starting this craft sorry not staying
My clay gets too sticky and sometimes sticks in the pasta machine. Am I overworking my clay? I amusing Sculpy. Do you have a video explaining the different qualities of different types of clay or troubleshooting?
Are you using Premo Sculpey or Sculpey 3?
Sculpey 3 is much stickier, Premo is a better clay
Hello samantha, again this is a wonderful video ! Thank you so much.
I wonder how you can achieve a Mica shift effect with those clays : aren't they Premo Accents pearl white and silver ? But do they contain mica ? Maybe the silver one, but the white one ?
And do you know whether it is possible to add mica powder to a clay which doesn't contain any mica glitters ?
Thank you very much for your answer, Samantha ! Kind thoughts from France.
You can create a mica shift with the pearl white and silver. You can also add mica powders to clay to create mica clay. You'll need a lot though.
Hi, I have just a question: can I use the acrilyc paint to make this effect?
I don't think acrylic paint will make the same effect. You can try though. It would come out looking cool anyway.
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