Nee Nee Ree Polymer Clay Heart Tutorial
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- čas přidán 25. 01. 2019
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Instructions for creating polymer clay hearts - to give as a gift or slip in your pocket as a sweet little reminder.
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Materials needed:
Scrap polymer clay to use to make the "heart balls" or cores.
Antique gold clay
Gunmetal grey acrylic paint
Other clay to use to decorate the hearts - this could be cane slices, veneers, pretty scraps, Skinner blends, even solid clay colors.
Tools needed:
Pasta machine
Blade
Double ended knitting needle
Needle tool
Bone folder (my favorite is Martha Stewart's!)
Patty papers
Letter Stamps
Small stiff paint brush
Rubbing alcohol
I'd love to see your finished hearts made from this tutorial! Send pics to anita@neeneeree.com or tag me in your posts!
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Loved the intro music... plus all the ideas for 💕. Thanks! 🎉
Thank you for sharing these with us.
These are so cute.
Love the hand-crafted nature of these hearts, not at all cookie cutterish. And using different veneers makes them even more unique. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is real cool
Great tutorial! Always looking for ways to use up scrap clay, and this is a really novel idea. Fun way to use up bits of veneers you may have left over from other projects. TFS
Very pretty, especially the valentine one! Lovely poncho too.
Thanks Pam! For the nice comment AND for the poncho! It's VERY warm and soft. I wear it a lot at home.
I love the skinner blend one! Cool video.
Very pretty, thank you
Great tip on how you burnish your 💕 to make them smooth ❤️
They are all very pretty 🥰 TFS 🤗
Thank you for the great tips and techniques. JFTFP!!!
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Where did you go? Not making anymore videos?
I need to do that, don’t I??? 😘
How many hearts do you make to make a wreath.
What is the music? It’s very familiar.
How long do you bake these, because they are so thick?
Glenda Mitchell I bake them about 40 minutes at 275. 🙂
Thanks
Love the striped mica shift veneer you made. How did you do it?
Thanks Sarah! I rolled out several different metallic colors. Cut strips from them. Layed the strips side by side. Burnished them to they'd adhere together. Put the new striped sheet on a sheet of scrap clay and ran the whole thing through the pasta machine to smooth it all out. Then impressed it with a texture sheet and sliced off the top layer to make the mica shift. Then burnished again and ran through the pasta machine. Using it to cover a heart didn't work out quite as planned, because you couldn't see the mica shift design on the heart, but it was pretty anyway. :)
Why u hardly ever do tutorials