Oh Kathryn your tutorials are so fantastic! I’m always learning something new and out side the box from you. I love it. Thank you so much for sharing your great teaching! 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
I know you did this a couple years ago, but I just found it and I'm so excited to try this product! I was able to find a kit priced quite reasonably on Amazon so YAY! Thank you for sharing your experience and talent!~
I started my jewellery making journey with these cold enamel powders, then found the wonders of polymer clay. How clever of you to bring these two together. Going to dig my Efcolor kit out now, this is a fabulous tutorial, thank you.
Oh these are beautiful! I’m putting the enamel powders on my Amazon shopping list! You’ve sure had many great ideas for projects. I love watching them! 💗
Thank you for this. Bought several colors 2-3 years ago and not done a thing with them. Even bought the little candle powered stove. (Have you tried that?). Now you've spurred me on to play with these. Can't wait to see more from you on this technique.
You are so welcome! I have a 'melt pot' its like an electric version of the tea light stove, so that works a treat for my non clay pendants and the such
Kathryn, you just do such lovely work! These are beautiful! The colors with copper are wonderful! Thank you!❤️🌷 Do you have an art background? Have you been an art teacher in schools? Just curious…nevertheless, your work is stunning! I appreciate it that you share with us!!! God bless you!
Englisch Hello, thank you for the great video. But one question: Cernit has a different firing temperature than Efcolor. Isn't that a problem (for Cernit)? Thanks
Hi Mario..... It melts quiet easy at 130.... I've mainly used on copper metal but as you can see it work well at 130 temp no flaking and bonds to clay very well x
@@KathrynHalstead Thanks Kathryn! And thank you for showing that this product works on clay. I've had some EF Color hanging around my craft supplies for ages and I haven't been brave enough to use it. Now I have a project to try it on!
Oh Kathryn your tutorials are so fantastic! I’m always learning something new and out side the box from you. I love it. Thank you so much for sharing your great teaching! 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰
You are so welcome!
I know you did this a couple years ago, but I just found it and I'm so excited to try this product! I was able to find a kit priced quite reasonably on Amazon so YAY! Thank you for sharing your experience and talent!~
As always, something new and exciting! You always expand my knowledge of uses for polymer clay!!!! Thanks so much, Kathryn.
You are so welcome!
I love watching your videos! You are so talented and I love your style! You seem like a very kind person!
I started my jewellery making journey with these cold enamel powders, then found the wonders of polymer clay. How clever of you to bring these two together. Going to dig my Efcolor kit out now, this is a fabulous tutorial, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I appreciate the alternatives you offer when using products that not everyone has. Thankyou
thanks Denice i try to be as inclusive as possible x
I don’t like gritty fingers either, so now I like you even more! Beautiful work, Kathryn!
Thank Jannie x
Perfect timing on this tutorial, I've recently been wondering about using enameling on polymer clay. Thank you!
ohh serendipity ! ha ha Enjoy Kathy x
J'adore c'est vraiment magnifique ❤❤❤❤👏👏👏👍 c'est une super idée ❤❤❤❤🙋♀️💐💐💐🤩💋💋💋
Merci Nathalie
Those enamel colors look lovely on the copper clay 😍
I think so too!
I love it!!! Thank you for sharing ♥️
You never cease to amaze me.
Thanks Lorrene x
Oh these are beautiful! I’m putting the enamel powders on my Amazon shopping list! You’ve sure had many great ideas for projects. I love watching them! 💗
Thanks so much! 😊
I love this! Your tutorials are so amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your inspiring talent 💕
Thanks Toni x
These are stunning Kathryn!
thank you x
Oh no, I feel a purchase coming on. I love these, thank you x
Sorry Kim, ha ha ha enjoy!
Merci beaucoup Kathryn, une nouvelle technique à tester, j'adore!
Merci Zaur
Works great on clay.
Ooh now you got me wanting this 🤣 bless your heart, thanks for another great tutorial, love it, x
Thanks JoJo just a quick play ill do a more involved pendant in the week
@@KathrynHalstead awesome, look forward to it. 🤗
These are so lovely, I feel I need to buy some of this enamelling powder to have a go..... thank you 💖
thanks Amanda.... just uploading a another to give some ideas.... turned out rather grungy ha ha ha ha
these are lovely
Love this, gorgeous colours!
thanks Nic x
Thank you for this. Bought several colors 2-3 years ago and not done a thing with them. Even bought the little candle powered stove. (Have you tried that?). Now you've spurred me on to play with these. Can't wait to see more from you on this technique.
You are so welcome! I have a 'melt pot' its like an electric version of the tea light stove, so that works a treat for my non clay pendants and the such
Geniales diseños.
Enhorabuena 😀
Thank you x
That is so cool. Tfs hugs
Thanks so much
Love them!❤
Simple beautifull !!! Love it!!!
Thank you! 😊
Super ! Looks like opArt!! Greatings from germany💙💚💗💛
NEVER thought to use enamel on clay! GREAT experiment and video! What temperature did you use to bake?
Hello je n'ai jamais osé poncé sur ce travail je vais essayer..merci encore pour la vidéo 👍😻😻❤❤ Sandrine corsican 😻
Thanks Sandrine x
Nice. Thank you! 💕💜
You're welcome 😊
Very pretty, thank you
Thank you! 😊
Kathryn, you just do such lovely work! These are beautiful! The colors with copper are wonderful! Thank you!❤️🌷 Do you have an art background? Have you been an art teacher in schools? Just curious…nevertheless, your work is stunning! I appreciate it that you share with us!!! God bless you!
Thanks Joannie, I've painted and drawn for years. I've never been a teacher in the art field but thanks for the complement ❤
@@KathrynHalstead ❤️🌹
The enamels are in my basket ya bugger lol x
oops sorry ha ha ha
Aussitôt vu, aussitôt fait 🤩😁merci🤗🤗
Kathryn I love your work.. I cannot find Efco enamelling powders, here in Aus. Grrrrrrr so frustrating. Can’t try this technique.. not happy Jan!!!
Try embossing powders Deb! try a search for 'cold enamels' you may find a non brand on etsy maybe?
Englisch
Hello, thank you for the great video. But one question: Cernit has a different firing temperature than Efcolor. Isn't that a problem (for Cernit)? Thanks
Hi Mario..... It melts quiet easy at 130.... I've mainly used on copper metal but as you can see it work well at 130 temp no flaking and bonds to clay very well x
Thank you 🤟🏻❤️💋
You're welcome x
It’s sooooo beautiful 😍…thanks for sharing!
Just one thing Kathryn….where can I get the stencil from? Thanks
Thanks Nasreen, I bought it from a craft fair.... maybe google the name .... Marianne - Tiny wood slice
Ooh I like the effect of this stuff, more spending required lol.
Can you use this technique with mica powder instead ? These are beautiful x
yes!
good morning Kathy it's so georgous but i don't have those colours , it' possible do it with polimer ? thank so much👍😘👏👸
Daniela use what ever you may have to hand.... you could stipple paint, use liquid clay... any colours you wish x
Nikolina Otrzan has a couple tuts on low-temp enamels that are quite good.
I'm afraid I don't know of Nikolina, Gillian... but i'll certainly check her out x
Can they be used to get a faux raku effect?
I cant say as I've tried Suzan.... but give it a go ha ha ha
Please wear a mask with these. Breathing in glass dust is no joke. Silicosis is bad.
Janet they're not glass based.... but yes safety first .... I'm always careful and did say to wear a mask in video xx hugs
@@KathrynHalstead Thanks Kathryn! And thank you for showing that this product works on clay. I've had some EF Color hanging around my craft supplies for ages and I haven't been brave enough to use it. Now I have a project to try it on!
@@janetgraff4478 Go For It! and enjoy xx