Today's video will demonstrate how to create your own polymer clay paints which then you can use to make faux lampwork effects or miniature clay paintings and designs all over your clay art! Make beads, jewelry, little scenes, or just add fun details to your polymer clay works.
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Create along with Design Team member Malynda Jordahl and make this colorful start trinket dish. Change the colors how you'd wish! These would be lovely for holiday gifting too. Find...
Create along with Design Team member Malynda Jordahl and make this colorful start trinket dish. Change the colors how you'd wish! These would be lovely for holiday gifting too. Find...
Luminous butterfly wings created with a polymer clay cane you can make in any colors you'd like. Panarilli shares the steps in today's Make it Monday project. Find this tutorial...
Luminous butterfly wings created with a polymer clay cane you can make in any colors you'd like. Panarilli shares the steps in today's Make it Monday project. Find this tutorial...
This project is just so cute! Create along with Panarilli and learn simple techniques to create details in your charming daisy bookmark. Texturing, coloring, caning.... it's all in this tutorial...
This project is just so cute! Create along with Panarilli and learn simple techniques to create details in your charming daisy bookmark. Texturing, coloring, caning.... it's all in this tutorial...
It's fun and easy to create boxes and jars- directly from clay, without any “base” inside. You can use all kinds of things as an insert to remove after- OR...
It's fun and easy to create boxes and jars- directly from clay, without any “base” inside. You can use all kinds of things as an insert to remove after- OR...
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Love the idea, could be used on other bake able surfaces.
Oh! What a great idea 💡 thanks for sharing. I love your videos, and this faux lamp work effect idea is perfect for the projects that I’m working right now. It is a tile composition to decorate my living room wall. 😀
I tried doing a project with Kato liquid clay that I colored with alcohol ink. Even though the layer of alcohol ink was thin, the project came out murky and full of bubbles. I even hit it with a heat gun to try to clear the Kato, but to the no avail. I did wait for the alcohol to dry off before mixing with liquid clay, but maybe not long enough. That’s the only thing I can think of that caused this problem. I specifically used Kato because it’s supposed to be the clearest liquid clay.
I would hate for the liquid clay the be the problem. I made about two dozen different colors of liquid clay, so I would hate to have to throw all those out and start all over. Has anyone else had this problem? Any suggestions to prevent this from happening again? Thanks for any ideas.
I want to make some birds now.
Instead of TCL, could you use sculpey bake and bond?