Easy Polymer Clay Project: Starry Night Necklace Tutorial
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- This Starry Night Polymer Clay Jewellery set is a spin on Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night painting. This is one of my favorite of his works and I thought that I would love to capture it in polymer clay.
I created pendants in a full collar design in order to do justice to the panorama of the Starry Night.
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Stunning! The precision necessary for such beautiful pieces is an art in and of itself. You are amazingly talented!
This is so gorgeous.
Thank you do much for your very thorough tutorial on your beautiful necklace. It was very inspiring!
Beautiful and simple technique...i am all over it!
Beautiful work and technique!
Great idea. I love this technique. It does look like a lot of fun and work. But oh so worth it. Thanks so much for the information.💜
This tutorial is fascinating! You make it look so easy, but I can tell how much time and work you put into making such a high quality work of art! Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us!
Fantastic Samantha.
This is definitely the one I want to make.
I'm new to clay but I'm learning a lot from watching your videos. I love how you leave in your "mistakes" and show us how to correct them. So many people edit things like that out. It's helpful for me for learning and for not getting discouraged when things don't turn out quite the way I wanted them to. Thank you!
Fabulous !
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It is absolutely MAGNIFICENT !!!! I love the colors, the form, the thoroughness of your work .... well, I love everything !!!
One thing I can not understand is that there are almost 900 vistes and only 122 thumbs up !!!! it seems to me that the least politeness, after watching a video is at least to put an inch!
Thank you for your work and for sharing !!!!
Mind blown!
It so good you list every thing you use from star to finish because most the time we are left to guess it is wonderful
I love this necklace! I am new at this and no confidence yet. I am going to challenge myself and make this necklace. This is so exciting!
They are beautiful
Love this demo, and shared it in my bead group last night. Three of us are planning to get together to try it.
This is one of my favorites tutes! I remember you did one like this one but with leftovers clay and it had more red, I love this one because reminds me of Vincent VanGogh!! My favorite painter 👩🎨
YAAAAAAAA. Got my cutters yesterday. So ready to make this design.
Stunning!
Thank you so much ,I love your technique ,very good video tutorials ,
I just want to tell you how grateful I am for your advice. The resin came out beautifully this time. The smear technique I have also been able to perfect thnx to you! You are absolutely awesome and I appreciate all your help. Not to forget I also love your cutters! Joanna Remson your forever patron.
Thank you. :D
BEAUTIFUL!!
Just tried this technique to make some tiles for mixed media with fantastic results! Mine look kind of like oil and water mixing-stunning! Also burnished a very fine lace into some and topped with Perfect Pearls--wow!! Thank you!
That was wonderful
beautiful
I loved the necklace technique very much and I will try to do it myself. I want to see other techniques. Thanks and success to new models. Aura
Loved this one so much! Love the easier ones!💕
Beautiful necklace, love the colors. I am very new to polymer clay but would really like to try this process. Thank you for sharing so many tutorials with us, it is very generous of you to share your time and talent.
Simply stunning!
Thank you for sharing your skills and talent.
Little idea since drilling straight for that distance can be a pain and since you're layering black on as a backing: cut up some thin bar stock (you can find it at hardware stores, or just use the straight bits of a wire coat hanger) and lay that between the backing and front, then press it together. You won't be able to use the cutter to cut the backing this time, but since you already have the front bit, cutting shouldn't be that hard. Once cut, give it a little twist (might be best to lube it) to make sure it can be pulled free after curing the piece.
Wow!! What a beautiful work!!! Thanks for the tutorial!!
Very pretty!
Beautiful, I hope mine turns out as lovely as yours did.
I really enjoy watching these lots to do when I can get my studio back together. Thanks so much for the informative videos.
Lovely beads :) and a great tip about edging the beads :)
Jessama, I always enjoy watching your tutorials, and am learning a lot from you. Thanks so much for sharing. Hugs, Carol from Tasmania
Вы очень талантливая девушка! Люблю смотреть ваши урок по лепке! Спасибо за идеи!
I love this! I have a Starry Night blouse, I'm absolutely going to make this! Awesome as always Samantha!
Absolutely Beautiful ! Can’t wait to try making this one. Thanks.
This looks really noble. Thank you!
This is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for the tutorial.
Beautiful work as always. Very inspiring! Thank you for sharing your talent!
Really beautiful effect, Samantha! Thanks so much for your thorough instructions...I am always learning so much from you, and constantly inspired. You are a fantastic teacher! I am thinking I will try this with red, blue and white for an overall purple effect. I love effects achieved by chopping up clay ... so random, painterly and gorgeous.
This is over the top amazing. I thank you for sharing your creativity with us.
I like your work so much
Thank you. Your work is beautiful. Also, this tutorial is very detailed and easy to understand. Great job😍
Excellent tutorial and a lovely accent.
Wonderful!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Loved doing this so much. Thank you for sharing.
Great work Samantha! Like all your work....
Thanks, always beautiful
Thank you.
Beautiful!!
Just beautiful enjoyed your Tutorial very much can't wait to try it for myself. Thank You
Very pretty Samantha!
This is so beautiful! I just love all your videos Thanks so much for sharing with us. I am a newbie but am learning so much from you. Thanks again!😊
Beautiful Sam! You are so talented.TFS
Absolutely beautiful. Great tutorial, thanks for sharing.
Marvellous!🤩
Going to do right now! Thank U very much for tutorials!🤗
Lovely, thank you so much!
It's silly, but is anyone else bothered by the shadow? I wonder if it's less distracting on a larger screen? I'm excited to see the results, however!
Terrific project!
superbe collier !!! merci pour ce partage !!!
Wonderful job..love love love it, thanks for sharing . . 😎 😎 😎
WOW, What a beautiful necklace! Your tutorial is so great, thank you for sharing your great talent with us. I love your site and will be watching every video you have :-)
Beautiful , Samantha 🌸❤️
Very good tutorial.
So beautiful, thank you
I’m new at this so was wondering why you bake longer than the clay package suggests. I think mine said 15 minutes. Love your tutorials! Thank you!
Your design reminds me of Edvard Munch's paintings. It's amazing that your attractive necklace started out looking like play dough. It's an interesting process. I've never worked with those materials and have some questions. Do you have a video that shows the pasta machine, the oven you used and the products in the package that you used? And when you're heating the material, does it create a big odor in the house and is it safe for humans or animals to breathe or would I need to do this in a separate workshop? Do you use a safety mask when heating or working with these materials? Also, what is the estimate of how much this hobby costs for a beginner? Thank you for the lesson and information.😊
Hi. Sorry it to so long to answer. I missed your comment.
Thank you so much for the compliment.
I have a full beginner playlist showing off the pasta machine, oven, products and various other information. It'll answer all these questions.
czcams.com/play/PLikI1JwM7OkpM_lrAJXeX2aJ6ZQ0ig1cP.html
Sei bravissima complimenti 👏👏👏
Great tutorial but if you rotated your cutter after each cut by a half turn you could easily get less waste clay and a more random pattern
Beautiful~
Thank you
Patience is definitely a virtue… This was so interesting to watch. The detailed steps created a gorgeous piece of jewelry….. I always ask, How does one keep from getting their fingers from getting cut, while working with your blades? I’ve had a tough go. Can you purchase them with sturdy handles on the sides
Thank you.
In regards to the blades. It takes practice not to get nicked. When I first started, I used a relatively dull blade to help me get used to it without the risk of getting cut.
You can buy blades with handles. I personally find them a little cumbersome, but they do work. www.sculpey.com/products/sculpey-super-slicer-set-w-comfort-handles
@@JessamaTutorials Jessama, I appreciate you taking the time to reply. I will look into this site, and take what you mentioned into consideration. 🫶🏻
Superb travail ,salutare Paris
I love this! Could you have lined the back with black then cut the shapes ?
The foam piece you are using looks like the one from Birchbox.
this was great to watch, as usual, thank you. I've seen you use your hand drill tool a few times. Sorry if I've missed this question already but where did you get your hand drill? I have a dremel type tool but sometimes I want something smaller and more controllable and slower.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, Samantha. You always explain everything so well and make it seem so simple. :-) If you have time, would you please tell me if your acuflex black beading wire, 49 strand, is .019 or .024 inch? I've been wanting to try that type of wire, but hated to buy the wrong size. Thank you again. I LOVE your tutorials! I can't wait to try this technique on a teal necklace for my daughter's birthday. :-)
Thank you. I used .024 inch.
Thank you, Samantha! :-) I made a pendant using your tutorial with different colors. When the necklace is complete, I'll send you a picture. :-)
Jessama, what happens if you have an uneven spot on your jewelry after you resin it? I'm sure that happens, where the resin doesn't entirely self level causing the piece to have more in one spot than another. What do you do when that happens? Do you just resand the piece?
Thank you for this tutorial. I love these colours and hope to be able to do this technique in different colours. I wondered, if you have textured the back, is it necessary to sand the back? I don't mind sanding, but if I can reduce the time I spend doing that, I'll have more time to make more beads! :-)
You don't have to sand the back if you've got a texture on the back. I like a slightly shiny texture on the back, but it looks great matte.
Jessama Tutorials thanks for the explanation. I like a texture on the back of my pendants as it stops them clinging to the skin.......!
Love all your tutorials and website. I tried to go to the link provided for Linda's Arts, but it brought me to some kind of medical site. There was no items for sale. I'd be interested in purchasing some of the items you name, but can't access them. Also, Etsy requires paypal, which I will not use since my account has been compromised twice signing up with them.
Wow! when you say run it through the something setting what are you doing? Are you running it through a pasta maker? This is incredible!
Yes. I'm running it through the thickest setting on my pasta machine.
I’m new to this, but I find that following tutorials we have different pasta machines. When you say to use 2nd to thinnest setting do I use the same on mine? Because mine had 9 settings and yours I believe has 7 in these videos? What if someone doesn’t say what the actual number setting is or what their machine goes to?
When did you add the holes to string them and were they drilled after baking?
I added the holes at around the 25:26 mark in the video. They were drilled after baking.
Thank you so much! Now I need to find one of those drills 🥰.
I had problems with setting the pattern. The backing would not stick that well.
Try applying some back and bond to the back of the bead and then apply the backing.
Jessama Tutorials I also think my clay exspands in the oven. When I go to putt the backing on the cutters dont fit they are to small Weired.
How you made wholes in the beads
I use a pin drill.
What if you don't have a pasta machine?
You can always use a roller and some playing cards to assure the correct thickness.
Is there a reason you didn't use a Bake and Bond product to adhere the raw clay back to the baked clay front? And... beautiful work, as usual!
I some times use Bake and Bond, but if I'm doing a smear around the edges of the bead I don't tend to use Bake and Bond as I find it makes it hard to work with the clay. It make the whole thing very slippery.
I love your work, I was wondering if you can tell me where you purchased the foam textures used for the backs of the beads. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us!
Unfortunately the place I did buy them isn't selling anymore. I'm trying to source another place for them, but haven't been successful just yet.
That was Great Thank you! Oh, I heard the bird in the background is that yours or from outside? I have a Sun Conure. Yes, I know noisy lol Did I miss where you put your holes in the tiles?
Thank you. :D I used a pin drill to drill the holes in the tutorial.
I was wondering the same. I kept scrolling back and forth to see where I missed it. It is at 39:17 th minute
Your using Accu-Flex. Is that a stretchy cord? Sorry if it's a stupid question, I'm just a beginner.
Accu-Flex doesn't stretch, but isn't to ridged at the same time. :D
it's a very nice idea but I would prefer it with less canes.
Μαρία Κώνστα I prefer it exactly as Samantha made it. If you aren't happy with something, just change it in your own work, there's no need to insult the artist, especially when she's so incredibly amazing at her work & beyond sweet and kind for sharing that work with all of us- some of whom may not deserve it
Hi Samantha, what is your thickest setting on your pasta machine?? Mine is 3mm.
Mine is about 5mm thick.
I am new to the polymer world,can you plz tell me how to make glass like cobalt blue ?
I'm not quite sure what you're asking for. Do you want me to give you a color recipe or show you how to make faux glass with polymer clay?
I want the challenge to recreate true cobalt blue glass for a piece I envisioned plz 😃
I don't have a tutorial for that at the moment, but I do know of a few places where you might be able to find the tutorial your looking for.
(personally I think this one's your best bet) thebluebottletree.com/product/faux-glass-tutorial/
czcams.com/users/results?search_query=polymer+clay+faux+glass
thebluebottletree.com/product/faux-lampwork-polymer-clay-tutorial/
Is there any concern with using the wax and it getting on clothing? I’ve never used it before.
I've used it for many years now and after a 24 hour drying period it's perfectly fine.
hello: Could you tell me please why do you do the holes in the pieces, after baking?. Does there exist another way to do the holes before baking it?
I find that it’s neatest to do the holes after baking. You can drill before baking, but the bead can get smooshed while doing it.
Thank you for your answer.
Ugh, I am so terrible at apply resin. It rarely stays where I first applied it. It almost always pulls away from the sides and it destroys all my hard work. I get so anxious about this because I have health issues that only allow me to work a little at a time. I have been able to make nice beads but now they are just sitting * there because of my fear to apply the resin. Can you give me any insight on what could possibly be causing this problem? I have watched many of your videos and I thought I was doing it correctly. 🙁
Are you using a two part resin like Ice Resin or a one part like Magic Gloss?
It might be that your beads are clean before you put the resin on. Oil and things like that on the bead can repel the resin. If you don't have any surface effects that will rub out I'd recommend giving your beads a clean with a baby wipe before applying resin.
Sanding your beads will also help removing oils that might repel resin.
When you apply resin, sit with it a little while after applying and check for the resin pulling away from the edges. If it does, gently pull it back into place with a tooth pick. I like to stay in the same area as my resin until it's reached a thick honey consistence. By then it's so thick it won't pull away for the edges.I check it every five minutes or so until that point. It can take up to 40 minutes on a cold day for two part resin to reach that point.
If you're using something like Magic Gloss, you might have to put on more than one coat as it seems to like pulling away for the edges of your beads.
Jessama Tutorials I tried magic gloss and it is worse than two part resin. I was just thinking maybe I should let the two part resin sit for a bit so that it will become a tat thicker before I apply it? I will try to wipe the beads off with a wipe as you suggested though. Thnx
That's a good idea. Let it set for around five minutes or so. Just don't leave it too long.
hello excellent work I am from venezuela I would like to learn how to make my jewelry, that technique with polymer clay is not baked? or dry alone? Thanks Carol.
Polymer clay is cured by baking at the recommend temperature on the packet. :D