Easy Faux Agate with Polymer Clay - Cylinder Earring Technique

[@Punchable_nun]

Gorgeous faux stones! I can't wait to make a pigs ear of it when I try to do it 😂 thank you

[@maggiesmith2208]

they are incredible thanks for sharing n explaining so well, thanks again have a lovely day🌼

[@kathybyers398]

I really like this idea.

[@sylviakelly4943]

They are beautiful. ❤❤

[@domimassou5457]

So beautifull 👏 👏 👏 😊

[@KristinaWerner-qg8vu]

Gorgeous! Thank you so much for the info about what happens with Pardo when you bake it. I’ve bought Pardo for the first time, but haven’t used it yet. Seeing the waxy stuff would’ve freaked me out. Thank you for saving my sanity 😂

[@Julsfr]

Really very pretty ❤,

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

Oh that’s really pretty! 😍

[@hopemullins1055]

I love these!

[@sweetpealee056]

😊Lovely! I am going to get some Pardo as all I have is Premo trans. I think, though premo would be okay to try with the brown and yellow agates, although years and years ago i found that an ice bath plunge straight out of the oven clears premo trans a bit more. Loving the blues and since I do have the Ranger brand inks I expect I can manage the same results. I also like the cylinder shapes. Oh, and thanks for the link for conditioning pardo clay! All in all another great tute! 👍✌️🫶😊

[@laurashiplett6631]

Love this technique if you use Cernit is that much sanding required?

[@user-ef1ek9gb7x]

How did you bake these so that they keep their shape?

[@sandrabach9757]

It sounds windy in the background