Amazing 🤩

Very cool. Thanks

So much work! But so innovative too.

You need to reset your camera focusing on what you are working on. Thank you for the tips, very useful.

Can I use polymer clay?

Nice video and nice piece. I hope you will considering fixing the spelling errors, as they detract from the video. Thank you.

4:50 What kind of grease? Badger balm?

I'm looking for setting information for Silhouette Cameo 3. Have you got anything on that? Thank you.

Wow

Nice video, but your choice of music for your video is very annoying.

verry good

Hello! Thank you for this video. I cannot find that duel blade craft knife anywhere?! Can you please share the exact brand or name? Thank you .

Hello and thanks for the video! I have torch fired about 20 PMC3 pieces and I was checking the strength of a piece after it was cooled and polished. It broke in half and the inside looked like chalk or unfired PMC. I fired it according to the suggested fire times per the size of my piece. I was wondering if this is normal. Do all fired PMC pieces look like this on the inside? I am worried that if I sell my pieces and God forbid they break, I don't want ppl to feel ripped off because metal clay is expensive! Any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

what type of metal clay you were using in the video ?

Just so you know, if you use the Ott Light, which is daylight balanced florescent light you MUST always use AWB on your camera. If you are using a table lamp then you should use the Tungsten/Incandescent setting. These are the the two best settings when photographing with digital cameras. I teach photography and this is what I show my students.

Could you do this on Cardstock? How about setting the blade to do a shallow cut then using a dried out pen in the Silhouette to emboss the design after the Cut?

i would love to know the firing schedule used on this piece!

Can you fire the strip and then work with it? I am trying to work out if it would be similar to a fine silver bezel strip that can be bought in standard sizes. Great, informative video thanks!!

I made it myself thanks to woodprix website.

That was great.. I am looking forward to your video on setting the stone with the bezel wire.. You know, when my son was little, his first BIG word was "actually"... so I tend to notice when I hear it said.. and you said it nine times :) you are adorable !

I would seriously like to know what settings you used on the Silhouette Cameo to cut through copper clay. That's unbelievable, and very nice work. I love the end result.

Is this regular foam?, very useful video, thanks!

Just got the cameo will be here tomorrow I was wondering where do you get the scratch foam from? Awesome video as well....Thank you.

Wow can you do this will silver metal clay?

Thanks so much for this video it explains things so clearly and the example pieces at the end are inspiring. I can see lots of work went into this, it's much appreciated.

Wish I could have seen it worked out to the end.

Stunning. Amazing. Creative.

I've been wanting to subscribe to that magazine! How many times a year does it come out? Also, do you know whether the new silver Art Clay is as durable as the old recipe? I make some very high end hollow bangle bracelets and have been reluctant to try the new clay because I worry it might be more brittle.

Wow, I love this technique. I got my Silhouette Cameo for my sewing projects, but I think I'll add jewelry making to my list of things to try. Great demo! Thanks!

I used my cake decorating lazy suzan to rotate work; cost less thyan $10 & worked great....

Hi Wanaree- Long time fan of your amazing work. If you buy the Cameo, does it require purchases of additional software to do this type work? If so, what type do you recommend?

Perfect video: Clear, concise, thorough - perfect review if you've taken the class - perfect preview if you'd like to take the class - perfect step-by-step if you're on your own at home/studio. Well done, Wanaree! Thank you....

Thanks Wanaree!

Love the tapestry behind you. Very talented and seem authentic. Thank you for taking the time for this tutorial.

The work that goes into your world is inspiring… I'm thinking also, "man, that's a lot of clay!" and "HoW BIG is the KILN?" and "How does she figure out the firing schedule…???" Wanaree talk to me!!!

What is the music you are playing to this video? I feel very mediocre after watching this "how to". amazing

love love love love love this video!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING!!! BEAUTIFUL ART!

Lovely to see you in action!

creative, very well done. I like that it is detailed and that you have a demonstration on how to transfer it onto the knitting needle. thought it was a nice touch :)

Excelente video!!! =)

Mindblowing! I'm amazed and speechless! WOW

OMG!!!! Need to try....

This is a gorgeous video about a gorgeous piece. Thank you!

I would love to learn more! Gorgeous work, bravo!

Thank you for the inspiration. I feel honored just viewing the process and will store it in my soul.

The perfect tutorial, concise, easy to follow, another wonderful example of how to learn the little tricks of PMC working.....All these great videos you produce help artisans become the very best in their chosen medium....thank you so much :)))))

Awesome!

Could write a list of those kinds of paper and where to get them?

this was one very interesting video. What do you do with that piece after it'b been fired and painted. What I'm trying to ask is, what are the pieces used for that you are making?

Thanks for shareing. your ideas are awesome