A Polymer Clay Tutorial: The Stacking Rings

[@keipfr]

You could brighten any day Donna. Just love your humour, and of course your art!! Thank you again for a wonderful video 🥰

[@DonnaKatoArt]

aw, thank you so much! i appreciate that! hugs, d

[@DonnaKatoArt]

So happy you enjoyed the tutorial and…Happy holidays! Hugs, D

[@marijkeowen1978]

Another gorgeous tutorial. Very luxurious at the moment, Monday morning in bed with some nice breakfast and coffee, getting motivated , preparing for for a very hot summer day in Australia.

[@judithphillips3436]

I'm with you gal, day 2 of a heat stretch, here in South 🇦🇺, hoping it's not like this on Christmas Day! . So glad a Donna Kato vlog came up on my feed, might even binge watch all day!!!

[@DonnaKatoArt]

enjoy your summer, marijke! i'm surrounded by snow..boooo...hugs, d!

[@nancygrossman1029]

so enjoy your tutorials. been admiring your art for many years. I am curious, have you ever seen the art of Dean McRaine? He’s a ceramic artist, diffiniately inspired by polymer clay artists techniques. Love to hear what you think of his ceramic work. Thanks again for your work, and inspiration!

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Hi Nancy! I went and saw his work after you mentioned him - wow, he’s making some huge canes and in a material less forgiving than clay. Very impressive work! Thank you for telling me!

[@mistycherie]

Such a wonderful tutorial, Donna! Thank you for taking a suggestion and sharing the process, these stacked rings are awesome. Love how you talk about considerations to take into mind for sizing and comfort. These turned out fabulous, I really love the simplicity but also the infinite variability to turn them into little wearable art pieces. 💚

[@DonnaKatoArt]

so glad you liked it, mistycherie! hugs, d

[@monaitani446]

Thank you Donna for this tutorial. Can't wait to watch it and learn it. I have been waiting and hoping that you will teach those rings to us. THANK YOU AGAIN DEAR DONNA🌷🌷🌷

[@DonnaKatoArt]

my pleasure, mona! hugs, d

[@John-I-McLeod]

You are so creative Donna...and funny - "Fat pads"...I have plenty of those... 😂. You make me laugh... You are such a wonder person 🤗

[@DonnaKatoArt]

lol! these are my smallest fat pads, too! hugs, d

[@janebarbour948]

I have Pintrest in Africa and if you look up how to cut and apply a bandaid on a finger it’s ingenious and will surprise you 🌷thank you for this informative great video 🌸🩷🎀🌈

[@DonnaKatoArt]

thanks, jane. i need all the help i can get! don't cut myself often but they're always in the most awkward places! hugs, d

[@annitagalvan9049]

Mrs Donna, I just love your sense of humor. And actually, I never paid attention to that particular fat part of my finger, until you mentioned it 😂 and you are so right. By the way, beautiful rings. Please, I tried to look for Kato conditioning bar in Europe but without success. I live at Cyprus. Any idea? Thanks a lot. 🥰

[@RubyGirlJewels]

Thank You for this video!!! I love watching all of your videos but this is one I needed to see!

[@DonnaKatoArt]

so glad, ruby! hugs, d

[@josischmidt532]

Muito obrigada pela dica do creme nivea . Fico grata ❤❤❤❤

[@DonnaKatoArt]

hi to you in portugal! i love portugal, your country is beautiful! hugs, d

[@annitagalvan9049]

Mrs Donna, I just love your sense of humor. And actually, I never paid attention to that particular fat of my finger until you mentioned it 😂 and by the way, beautiful rings. Please, any idea where to get Kato conditioning in Europe? I live at Cyprus. Thanks a lot 🥰

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Hi Annita! I know, who thinks about the fat pad? LOL/ Oh, boy, I don't know where to get the conditioning bar in Europe...Perles and CO in France? Maybe Penny in Wales? I wish I did know! I will ask. Hugs, D

[@annitagalvan9049]

Thank you Mrs Donna, very kind of you, and very much appreciated. P. S. I'm still looking at that fat part of my finger 😂😂🥰

[@bridgethollie9376]

❤beautiful work Like always ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Thank you, Bridget! Hugs, D

[@PDvW]

How do you know when to go from one grit to the next grit when you are sanding?

[@DonnaKatoArt]

i do it by feel. in the coarser grits, you can feel when a grit has smoothed a surface. what i look for is smoothness, no irregularity. then i move to the next and the next! cheers, d

[@Ca_Guar]

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[@angela14962002]

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[@John-I-McLeod]

... And who don't love a good samich.. LOL

[@DonnaKatoArt]

nommm, john!