Double Mica Shift effect technique + bonus - polymer clay tutorial 233

Mica shift by itself gives gorgeous effects. So how do you think a double mica shift will be?
A polymer clay tutorial on how to double the beauty of the mica shift effect, in order to obtain an astonishing looking veneer. Bonus: unique cuff bracelet using the cabochons made in the "triple project" tutorial part 2, found here:
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The explanation on why I chose these colors can be found in the video I am linking below and in the cards. Since childhood I made these 1st of March amulets/charms and I was for years one of the artists vending at fairs. Probably that is why I took to polymer clay right away, it was a much better medium than regular clay or papier mache!
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The texture roller I got at Hobby Lobby in the fondant isle for $3.99. I loved the cobblestone look. You can find a few of those both in my Amazon influencer store
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and at polyclayplay.com
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The Easycuffs can be found at www.tinypadora.com
The video where I show how to make bracelets without easycuffs can be found here
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