Polymer Clay Scrap Technique: Make Your Own Pebble Texture Stamp

In this tutorial I'll show you how to make a texture stamp with polymer clay. You'll be able to use up your horrible leftover clay and some accidentally baked clay all at once.
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[@jeanellenewman9]

Thank you so much for sharing your ideas. I'm 64 and raised to not waste anything. So, I love how you find a new way to use leftovers. Being on a fixed income this is right up my way of living. Again, thank you.

[@deborahrodriguez9075]

Everyone should hit the like button it’s not hard not asking for too much

[@jcofortco]

LOL! PAH! (All these years my hubby said I was crazy saving my leftovers/errors when we could afford to buy more clay! ;P ) I flipping LOVE this idea, never even considered them for something like stamps. (Used my stashes in numerous canes, kaleidoscope pieces, textures on sculptures bases, etc) Thanks for this. XX

[@helenpitcher5102]

Love this. Kinda looks like pebble dashing. Getting some good ideas going through my head now. Off to play!

[@claygirl6133]

That's a great idea and it looks amazing!! You can also use them as pebbles for miniature pots, walkways for miniature houses and such. I did one of different colors per a youtube vid on creating a miniature pot. Also, Cindy Lietz has a tut on using them as beads very thinly sliced.

[@joannsumner1960]

I am so glad I just saw this video. I placed an order a few weeks ago, and wasnt paying attention to all the clay names when I ordered. Man I was about to just toss out the ones that were Sculpey 3. Thank you so much!

[@JessamaTutorials]

Don't throw the Sculpey 3 away. I've got some videos coming up showing what to do with it.

[@j.c.7555]

Love the texture! Super idea ... thank you!!!!

[@jennygee9849]

great texture Samantha

[@zhannarobinson6917]

Very great idea! Thank you.

[@bonnieroffman5453]

Cool!

[@julierochforte7174]

Wonderful! Thanks for sharing.

[@dalyte62]

That was a great tutorial...Thank you

[@grannyjclay-joannieholdhus925]

Love it Samantha! Another great idea from you! Thank you!❤️

[@cindywells626]

Hi Samantha, great idea. I use Sculpey's Bake & Bend Clay to make texture sheets. I roll the clay through my pasta machine for the desired thickness, press in my texture, bake it for about 20 minutes and voilà, you have a bendable texture sheet!! Not sure if you have it available where you live though. Thanks for the video!

[@JessamaTutorials]

Thank you. I'll see if I can get hold of some.

[@claygirl6133]

I use Bake and Bend as well, works great!!

[@flarose97]

Great idea!! Thanks for sharing ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cecilecharial8555]

Great idea ! Thank you

[@mystellaluminosa]

Meraviglioso complimenti e grazie 😊

[@tonistuart9991]

Thanks really great idea 💎

[@beverlybrumbaugh2567]

Great idea!!!

[@777fiddlekrazy]

just prior to placing hard kernels dust the flattened surface with corn starch. may work much easier!

[@JessamaTutorials]

That's a great idea. Thank you.

[@intuitiveartandcooking5481]

you can also cut it in a coffee / spice grinder machine.

[@KittyLovesGlover]

oh! i have a mini chopper, was only 10 bucks! thanks for the idea! :) i don't want to have to buy a food processor.

[@KittyLovesGlover]

what's the benefit difference between guilder's paste and gold mica powder?

[@JessamaTutorials]

Gilders paste is a lot less shiny compared to mica powder which give a more metallic finish.