Polymer Clay Faux Blue and Purple Jasper Pendant and Earrings

Sdílet
Vložit
  • čas přidán 9. 12. 2021
  • I used:
    Cernit trans
    Cernit Violet pearl
    Cernit blue pearl
    Cernit trans violet
    Cernit trans emerald
    Cernit turquoise
    Uv resin
    Uv lamp
    Aurora Borealis cane: • Aurora Borealis Cane -...
    90% Isopropyl rubbing alcohol
    Gold alcohol ink
    Products used: www.amazon.com/shop/clayboutique
    Molds from Yaroslav molds on Etsy
    Cutters from O’Joy Creations
    How I finish my pieces tutorial: • How I Finish My Polyme...

Komentáře • 118

  • @ginalombardi2507

    LOVE your mother’s song. I saved this video to follow your directions and learn your mother’s song.😊

  • @lindagerman6807
    @lindagerman6807 Před rokem +1

    I’ve recently tried a new product that Ginger at Blue Bottle Tree had recommended recently for finishing Polymer Clay called CrystaLac. You paint on 4-5 very thin coats, it self levels and it has a high gloss finish, similar to resin - but without the learning curve. Which, as a newbie - I really, really appreciate! CrystaLac is normally used to finish musical instruments such as guitars, cellos and pianos. And has recently been discovered by the polymer clay community. It’s also available as a matte finish too. Haven’t tried that finish, but the Brite is just that.

  • @huongtoituonglai24
    @huongtoituonglai24 Před 2 lety

    Good morning 👋 very beautiful my friend 💕 keep safe always 🙏 ☺

  • @CarolinaGirlCreationZ
    @CarolinaGirlCreationZ Před 14 hodinami

    So sorry for my spam comments on your older videos. I just love your channel and am a fairly new sub and newish to PC jewelry. Your work is gorgeous and your voice is so calming to this American girl! 💕💕💕

  • @heyalicia2551

    So enjoy your commentary - always makes me smile...thank-you! The alcohol technique for crackles is brilliant. I like the subtlety of this better than using gold leaf flakes since this puts the gold in the veining rather than the other way around. Beautiful!!! OH...and your nails look great compared to mine and I don't care either. My hands are tools.

  • @Yummicookie1979
    @Yummicookie1979 Před 2 lety

    Haha you had to put your teeth back in! I fell of my bike when I was a kid and knocked my 2 front teeth out. I had a partial for several years and the stinking thing never wanted to stay in. One day my sister was annoying me to the point I started yelling at her and my teeth flew out of my mouth. Unfortunately we were waist deep in the Pacific Ocean at the time so they were gone!🤣🤣❤️

  • @lindagerman6807
    @lindagerman6807 Před rokem

    I Love your tutorials Deb! I also love your comments - and fully support you with, what you’ve called “rants” before. Lots of individuals feel that they can be nasty due to the anonymity of the internet. Really not nice - or necessary!

  • @thecaptainsnark

    dipping the whole piece into polycrilic by the bail hole and letting it dry makes a very shiny finished piece. The downside is rubbing alcohol destroys the finish, unlike with resin, so you'd have to make it clear to clean it with soap and water only. Upside is it looks nice and you can hang a dozen pieces at a time to dry and it only takes a second to dip so it's faster.

  • @gayefletcher5257

    I’ve really been enjoying your videos. I’m new to polymer clay and have a terrible time making canes coming out right. I loose the pattern by the time I reduce it so it turns into slabs or some of your chippy choppy projects. But you’ve already taught me things to try. Thank you for showing your craft. They are awesome. Having lots of fun.

  • @domimassou5457

    As always another gorgeous work 👏👏👏🤗

  • @paulagallimore8121
    @paulagallimore8121 Před 2 lety +2

    Woo-hoo - another fabulous way to use my Cernit clays. These are simply wonderful. Thank you so much ❤😊

  • @marialicatese9838
    @marialicatese9838 Před 2 lety +4

    Love your tutorials! Their are only a couple of you that I truly get excited when I see you uploaded a new tutorial. You are one of the reason that I ordered cernit. Can’t wait to try some. Looking forward after holidays to go back and all your tutorials and catch up. Thanks so much for sharing your amazing talent! 😊

  • @klm4of6
    @klm4of6 Před 2 lety +2

    The earrings are stunning! I love watching you work - your tutorials have given me so much inspiration. Thank you so much for sharing.

  • @AIRview2
    @AIRview2 Před 2 lety +1

    Really pretty love the colors and going to try this pendant in a mold. Never thought of doing it this way. Thank you

  • @adelaidesansalone8965
    @adelaidesansalone8965 Před 2 lety +2

    Absolutely beautiful!! I love your tearing technique and how you used the alcohol to obtain the gorgeous fine crackle. The heart pendant is amazing back and front ❤️. You certainly can wear it both ways. Thank you for sharing your artistic creativity with us. Another remarkable tutorial 🤗❤️

  • @michelleheiland4798
    @michelleheiland4798 Před 2 lety +2

    Love the colors! I have some of his molds too and I love them. Sometimes I bake my items in the molds to make sure I don’t get any distortion, they work beautifully!

  • @ruthtrefethen4171
    @ruthtrefethen4171 Před 2 lety

    Oh my lord these are gorgeous! Cant wait to try them......beautiful colors and unique features that make for a stunning set! Thank you!!!!

  • @karenmccabe2371
    @karenmccabe2371 Před 2 lety

    Love the technique!

  • @cathyrezba3132
    @cathyrezba3132 Před 2 lety

    I loved your little song... It made me giggle. The pendant and earrings are so pretty. Thank you for the tutorial!

  • @madonnalancaster5395
    @madonnalancaster5395 Před 2 lety

    I so love these colors! Thanks for the great tutorial!