Polymer clay tutorial

On request of one of my russian blog readers I made a quick tutorial on how to make coin beads.We'll be making these beads: Start with measuring out equal amounts of scrap clay for each bead core. Roll scrap clay into balls. Wrap a bead core into a background clay sheet. Pinch the ends of pretty clay, hiding scrap clay. Roll bead into a ball. The ideal spherical shape of the beads is not necessary at this step. Slice your canes. Put equal amount of cane slices on each bead. Roll bead into a ball, trying to make it as spherical as possible this time. Now beads are ready to be turned into coins: Prepare a surface for flattening the beads. On top of the paper put tiles or thick paper cards. Put your beads between the tiles. Leave enough space between the beads. Put another sheet of paper on top of the beads. Press your beads with a tile or a piece of glass. I prefer to use glass since I like seeing what I am doing :)) Now you have coin beads all of the same thickness. Bake the beads:

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tutorials Dragi moji, evo nastavljam u dobrom starom tonu i za vas, ali i za sebe (još mi traje fimo školica), "češljam" internet u potrazi za zanimljivim fimo tehnikama i varijacijama. Sve viđeno pokušat ću ponoviti, postupak i rezultat poslikati i napisati dvije-tri riječi. Nadam se da će vas i idući serijal od "xy postova" (bolje da se ne ograničavam brojkom, ionako ću ju premašiti) na temu Fimo projekti zabaviti. Prvo na tapeti je nešto jako jednostavno ali zato ne manje interesantno. Fimo & Akrilna boja (na malo drugačiji način) i Fimo & Uljana boja Na temu fima i akrilne boje već sam pisala u svojem postu "tirkizni kamenčići s felerom". Pa da krenemo. Potrebno nam je slijedeće: * Transparentni fimo bijele boje * Fimo bijele boje * Crna akrilna boja * pomoćni materijal - rukavice, posudice, nožić A evo i postupka: Prvo dobro prstima izradimo transparentni fimo i bijeli fimo. Nakon što smo sve narezali, na svaku hrpu kapnemo par kapi crnog akrila. A naš uzorak krije se unutar valjka. A postupak je:

Polymer clay tutorials About the Polymer clay tutorials: It is not always easy to determine which category of the instructions a piece of jewelry belongs to. You clearly see that it is a bracelet, earring or ring, but sometimes different materials and techniques are used in the same piece. The instructions on this page, are all about Polymer clay, and all the awesome ways you can use it to create beautiful beads, pendants and whatever your heart desire. I have tried to sort them in categories according to the techniques used. I hope you will enjoy them all, and be inspired to use them as a springboard to developing your own unique techniques. Add YOUR tutorial Basic instructions: A Bulls eye cane, a Snake, a Log and a Jelly roll Glaze beads to glass like sheen with liquid polymer clay Skinner blend: Elegant Retro Inspired Polymer Clay Bracelet How to make beautiful Skinner blends Purple and Turquoise Skinner Blend Cylinder Beads Beads and jewelry: Make Polymer Clay Beads With An Illusion Of Water Colored Confetti

Marbled polymer clay workshop « Hanny Bobbins I’ve already effused over the peg loom workshop at craft for crafters this weekend but I also need to do a review of our other class, Polymer Clay Pendants. It was run by the same company as the other workshop westcountry creative. Once again, it was myself and the indomitable Emma who went to the workshop. Upon arrival the lovely lady who ran the workshop called Jo was very welcoming and began by showing us some sample pendants we could make. Then we rolled them in to a ball to warm them and soften them – if you don’t do this your finished jewellery will be brittle so don’t forget! This process is repeated until you get the marbling to your chosen effect. Next we rolled it in to a ball and found the prettiest bit Before flattening it to keep that bit uppermost Now we rolled out the clay using the little plastic rolling pin and spacers. The clay was then carefully covered in cling film (saran wrap) making sure there were no creases or air bubbles. Now it was time for beads! Like this:

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