Creating an assymmetrical pendant - polymer clay tutorial

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[@kimbates9715]

Beautiful and of course professional ❤️

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

Thank you so much!

[@darlaboyle1074]

This turned out beautiful. ❤ Which wax had that almost pearlescent look? Do you think this same look could be achieved with mica powders?

[@KalyanaDesignTutorials]

You mean on the middle layer, the one with several discrete colors? It's the Opal Magic line from ArtAlchemy. You can find those both on my Amazon Influencer Store and on Polyclayplay here polyclayplay.com/?aff=2

[@darlaboyle1074]

@@KalyanaDesignTutorials I think it was the first layer. I know you used different colors on the middle layer. That turned out gorgeous. The Shiny Star maybe. The other was Old Silver.

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I think probably you're talking about Shiny Star. And yes, the same look can be obtaned with mica powders. With Pearl-ex you can use the interference colors on top of silver. I would go for base layer: apply first gold, then silver on top of the gold, middle layer, apply silver then put a bit of some interference on top of the silver, top layer silver only, and don't forget to apply a protective glaze after baking. In the video I use home-made shellac varnish, but you can use water-based Minwax or even Sculpey glaze. Just make sure you apply it in very thin layer, that is the reason I used shellac.