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Hello Beads Friends!Here I am with a new polymer clay video. Today I'm going to show you the new polymer clay cabochons I made taking inspiration from a wonderful book by Donna Kato: The art of polymer clay - Millefiori Techniques. I developed some of the techniques shown in the book and I think that this book is perfect if you are a beginner about polymer clay. I hope that everything is clear and see you soon on the next video.
Have a nice beading!
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Hello Beads Friends!In this video I want to show the last abstract cabochons I made. For the amethyst cabochons I used white kato polyclay, translucent premo and translucent lilac fimo. To create the shades that make the cabochons looks like the amethyst stones, I pick up a slice of the cane, and I work with my hands to create a little ball. Then I put that ball into a mold to create the cabochons. For the second kind of cabochons I used a colour called Royal Blue by Cernit and Metallic Silver by Fimo. I hope these cabochons can be an ispiration for you and see you soon on the next video.
Have a nice beading!
Are you searching for a specific video? Then visit BeadsFriends.com Here's my Etsy Shop where you can find handmade cabochons to bead Do you prefer Wordpress? Then visit my Wordpress Blog And, if you speak Italian, why also not visiting my Italian YouTube Channel
Hello Beads Friends!In this video I want to show the last abstract cabochons I made. For the green cabochons I used white Kato Polyclay, translucent Premo and translucent green Fimo. For the second kind of cabochon I used the same colours of Kato Polyclay and Premo, and I added a colour called Royal Blue by Cernit and glitter silver Fimo. The last three cabochons I show you are made using the same four colours of polymer clays, but I used al lot of translucent Premo, much more than in the previous ones. To create the polymer clay cabochons you have to condition all the polymer clay colours you want to use. Then you have to put all these polymer clay sheets side by side and you have to start mixing all these sheets, in your favourite way. I usually create a roller and then I roll it up and squeeze it, and I roll it up again until I'm satisfied about the colours mix. At this point I cut a piece of my cane and I work it in my hands until it becomes a little ball, and then I use a mold to create my cabochon. It's really very simple, you just have to mix the colour and nothing else. I hope these cabochons can be an ispiration for you and see you soon on the next video.
Have a nice beading!
