Can I Crackle A Polymer Clay Sutton Slice?

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[@joansmith6259]

Thank you, Samantha, it was an interesting experiment! One thing we learned is that a Sutton slice removes easily when the clay is partially cured. And the double-sided result is very pretty!

[@Julzzzsatx]

These turn out very pretty. I was pretty sure you were going to have melted plastic dripping from your fingers each time you touched your work after the heat gun. Then I realized it was probably made out of silicone. None the less, I'm glad you didn't get hurt. The earrings are stunning. The technique seems very doable.😊❤

[@DonnaMull]

beautiful work! you are a very good teacher

[@robinhart143]

I appreciate not only the designs you do, but especially the tips and tricks to get the best outcome! My favorite polymer clay site!

[@deboday5490]

Beautiful! I agree to stick with an experiment and with mistakes, they can surprise you as maybe better or just a different way to do things.

[@polyvinshandmadejewellery]

Love you tutorials. I would love to see you trying out crackle paint instead of heat gun. Thank you.

[@LisaWoodsSandford]

They are gorgeous xx

[@lorraineharbour6351]

Your work is absolutely beautiful.

[@donnachace-larson4795]

Loved the technique with the gold clay underneath. Looking forward to trying this out!

[@dianescraftycreations]

Very pretty!

[@mildrednieves2390]

Thanks, very pretty!

[@shivanthidassanayaka2285]

Super job
Thanks

[@avondahightower5965]

Beautiful, thank you so much for sharing ❤

[@domimassou5457]

So gorgeous work 👏🤗

[@KristinaWerner-qg8vu]

Beautiful outcome. I love how you’re confident that you can make it work even though if didn’t go the way you wanted. It’s such an important lesson; it’s art, never give up. Thank you for the reminder. I needed that 💗🤗

[@lindalopresti389]

Wow! A beautiful piece of art. You’re making it look easy. Curing with a heat gun is new info. Thanks for this great lesson.

[@tanyafarina]

Very nice, if you want to shorten it, you can also use a crackle paint on top, then stain it with a stain and wipe it out…to show the crackle more.

[@ellyadelaforet5602]

Toujours magnifique !! Merci !! ❤

[@strawberryfluffy]

I love these, so pretty and summery. I reminds me of waves on a sandy beach.

[@angelinethibias1987]

Hello😊

[@avondahightower5965]

Is it necessary to use the heat gun, can you get the same effect without it?

[@JessamaTutorials]

The top layer, yes. The crackled layer, no.