Mokume gane technique in polymer clay 4 - advanced layering/skinner blends 126
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Mokume gane in polymer clay tutorial - part 4 of the miniseries.
In this tutorial I am showing you not only how you can use skinner blends when making mokume gane, but actually two variants fairly controlled mokume gane using skinner blends with spectacular effects.
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I don't understand how can anyone give thumbs down to this tutorial. Stuning! Thank you for sharing.
It's a long story, lol. Thank you!
Beautiful!
The red color combo made stunning slices. I also enjoyed watching you cut all the slices.
Thank you!
I just watched 4 of your tutorials and learned a lot! Thank you for sharing. Your work is exceptionally beautiful! Can't wait to see more!
Thank you!
What a great colour combination. Love the dramatic look!
Thank you!
Kalyana, this is my favourite technique and with all my heart I say that you are the queen of mokume gane !!!!
Awe thank you!
This is so appreciated! I've never seen this approach before with the skinner blends and I love it. Your expanded tutorials bring so many exciting options! Thanks Day.
Thank you!
I love your tutorials. About a year ago i started suffering from arthritis and has been very difficult to use my hand in all of my projects, you are very inspiring,
I am sorry to hear that, Daria! And believe me, I totally understand. People have no idea how much they don't see when I do the tutorials, because I edit it out! All the dropping things, twitching, desperate attempts to pinch or grasp, but hey! You know what! We CAN DO IT!
Lovely colours and great technique. Thank you.
Thank you!
Gorgeous, thank you for sharing 🥰💋
Thanks for watching!
Gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous!!!! Thanks for sharing ! The lighting in this video is brighter and nice ! Shows the beautiful colors clearly ;-)
Thank you! I actually increased some settings on the camera
Your work is so beautiful and creative. Thank you for showing us these techniques.
Thank you!
This is so different from what I have ever seen. I love this, so beautiful. I love the color combination. I make fairy houses sometimes, this would be so cool as the walls. Because it looks like wood. Thanks so much for sharing your video. I love it.
Thank you! 😊
So beautiful! Thank you.
Thank you!
I love the second cane, it’s firery!
Thank you, Monica
C'est magnifique ! Je ne connaissais pas cette version du mokumé gané, j'aime beaucoup le mélange des couleurs, le résultat est superbe. Bravo Kalyana
Merci Nadine
I think your color choice of the orange and yellow combo was delightful! The results reminded me of butterfly wings!
Thank you!
Very beautiful, Day. I haven't tried this technique yet. I just made a gigantic Oriental Lily cane. That took quite a while.
Sounds great!
Stunning techniques Kaylana.. thanks so much for the introduction to this type of mokume gane 😻
Glad you like it!
I have always had problems with my colors. Thank you for making that clear for me. Great instruction
Thank you!
I enjoy watching your tutorials. If you wipe your blade with a baby wipe after each cut , the blade want stick.
Thank you! I don't use baby wipes because of the lint, but I wipe the blade with Armor All which is the best thing for this. It's my hands, I'm just in a very bad flare right now. On the 18 I go for more shots in the wrist. Hopefully it will get better, last time it did.
This is very beautiful! I just love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing. I have learned a lot.
Thank you!
This was fun to watch and learn beautiful slices. Just need to see finished work.
Check the playlist "Projects using the Mokume Gane technique" on my channel (click on the tab Playlists)
Thanks for replying. If anyone needs to find me, I’ll be in Kalyana’s playlist heaven for a while. 😃
@@designsbyjenean LOL can I join you?
superbe , j'adore les couleurs du deuxième , merci beaucoup , Sylvie
Merci!
Absolutely beautiful!!!
Thank you!
Sei veramente brava m incanto sempre a vedere i tuoi tutorial grazie 😘😘
Grazie!
You are so inspiring to me. Wish me luck.
thank you! Good luck to you!
Beautiful to say the least!
Thank you!
Beautiful !!!!!
Thank you!
J adore ❤❤❤
😍c'est superbe! Merci beaucoup
Merci, Cecile!
C'est superbe bravo 👏
Merci, Delphine!
Very cool design and technique, I want to try this when I finally unpack and move in to my new home.
Yes, you need to, it's a lot of fun!
Ciao che meraviglia! Ce un tutorial x le sfumature ... nero,giallo, bianco.!complimenti
Grazie!
MARAVILLOSOOOOOOOO
Grazie!
Thirty-two years for me - and I STILL can't cut!!! LOL!
Impressive. I'm looking into a new project that uses polymer clays.
Have you tried using a cheese slicer with a thin wire to make your slices?
That wouldn't work. The wire is not thin enough and the polymer clay has a different resistance. I had old bad blades, that's all.
A wide sharp potato peeler works like a charm!
Gorgeous. The problem I have with mokume gane is I often mess it up when I slice it. Do you recommend any particular brand of blade? Also, I have read the tissue blades work better than the stiffer kind, do you agree?
Absolutely! I need to update the video description. There is a blade I found on Amazon, named Jili (it's at the end of the list in the Blades section of my Amazon Influencer Store) but it takes for ever to get it, or if you order stuff at Polyclayplay, Trish managed to find it, and she has it for under $5 in a set with a 8" blade for mokume gane/mica shift and a 4" blade for cutting thin cane slices polyclayplay.com/8-flexible-clay-blade-in-storage-case-plus-bonus-blade/?aff=2
@@KalyanaDesignTutorials thank you! Maybe you could do a very short video on proper slicing technique, LOL.
The Facebook page says it's broken. I'm sad. I'll try to find you on another site you listed but I'll ask the question here anyway. After you've made the skinner blends, before you start stacking them.. what do you roll the skinner slabs on? My pasta machine is thickest on #1. So, how thin do you make them? Other mokume ganes I've made, I rolled them quite thin before stacking. This one is different so I don't know. I'm crying! LOL thank you. Your tutorials are fantastic.
You need to empty your browser's cache. I changed the link about 4-5 months ago and your browser still sees the old link. It ends with "kalyanadesigntutorials" now. I roll on the thinnest. That is why I never say numbers, just thinnest or thickest, as pasta machines are different. Thank you, I'm glad you find them useful!
Dove le posso conservare i fogli che si ottengono se non li uso subito ? Grazie
Io li tengo tra fogli di carta di cera
Kalyana Design Tutorials carta di cera?🤔li acquisti online?
carta come quella usata per avvolgere il salame. lo troverai nel supermercato in cui si trova il foglio di alluminio, il film alimentario e la carta pergamena para cottura.
metti gli fogli sulla carta cerrata quindi rotolare la carta en un rollo con la faccia della foglia rivolta verso l'esterno. L'ultimo involucro sul rotolo deve essere carta di cera, quindi la foglia è ben coperta. Perdone mi italiano, e passato molto tempo da quando ho parlato
puoi utilizzare anche carta cerata per fiori. La cera smette di perdere gli oli e l'argilla non si asciuga