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Year of Veneer- polymer clay easy faux leather
Posted by Kira McCoy on
You can create the look of large or small faux leather, use a silkscreen and some paint to make it look like a belt, make earrings or journal covers- or even a Polymer Clay Trading Coin like the one I created! Coins are a fun way to try a new technique. Find the Celtic silkscreen here, and more info about Trading coins here! PLEASE PIN THIS TO YOUR FAVORITE PINBOARD, IT HELPS SPREAD THE LOVE FOR POLYMER CLAY!
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Year of Veneer- Introducing Cindi McGee- and Faux Rust for polymer clay
Posted by Cindi McGee on
Join us as we welcome Cindi McGee to the PolymerClayTV team! Cindi is a talented multi-faceted artist and we are looking forward to spicing things up with her ideas and tutorials. She used the Metal Oxides and Patinas pigment palette, the Infinite Possibilities silkscreen, and a pack of metal gears for this fun technique. Join us in making Polymer Clay Trading Coins too!
Polymer Clay Punchinella & Image Transfer Year of Veneer #6
Posted by Kira Slye on
Punchinella is easy and fun to use as a stencil on polymer clay, you can use paint, ink, powders and more! See how I use punchinella and Magic Transfer Paper image transfers to make this beautiful Polymer Trading Coin. If you aren't familiar with Polymer Clay Trading Coins we have written a book on them. They are meant to be traded and never sold. We are getting ready to start swapping coins in Polymer Clay Tribe our Facebook group, you should come join the fun!
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A Year of Veneer for polymer clay sponge painting week 5
Posted by Kira McCoy on
This tutorial shows an old-school way of creating a quick background! Love this idea? Could you PIN IT to your pinterest boards? It helps spread the love for polymer clay! Find all the fun stuff for making Polymer Clay Trading Coins at this link.
Polymer Clay Tutorial Metal Foil & Alcohol Inks
Posted by Kira Slye on
This technique is so gorgeous and so easy to do. You just need some polymer clay, alcohol inks, metal foil, acrylic paint and a silkscreen stencil. You will be creating a few layers in this technique that all come together beautifully. Warning alcohol inks stain so wear old clothes when using it! You can clean up your hands with rubbing alcohol but you won't get it out of clothes so take caution. Some of the items I use come from our Polymer Clay Trading Coins collection that will be available soon. Many of you have pre ordered them and they...
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