Folded Beads Part 1 of 2

[@Blufftonbabe]

Your little pup looks so much like my Pepper who has been gone for a year now. I still miss him so. I bet your little darling is adorable, too:) Thank you for the clear instruction, Helen. You are a marvelous teacher.

[@janetwebb2701]

Love, love, LOVE your technique. I just discovered your channel! Oh, happy me! Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@moclay]

Thanks Helen Breil! You are wonderful sharing this tutorial :-) Greetings from Italy!

[@rosecorrado6648]

Helen, i just love this bead. You are such a great teacher!!!!!!

[@Simply_claying2]

Absolutely beautiful! 🙌🏼💟 Thank you!!

[@helenbreil7969]

Thanks you Genevieve! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment.

[@Simply_claying2]

@@helenbreil7969 you're very welcome! You have amazing talent! Love your videos ❣️

[@mariaevaramos7193]

Thank you for sharing this tutorial with all of us, big hugs from Venezuela!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MrJackson1018]

I stumbled upon a peace in your jewelry while scrolling through Pinterest... I was so taken with the abstract beauty, to the point wanted to purchase a piece for myself; better still... I came across your tutorial on youtube, on how to actually make your pieces... Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent with other potential designers an artist such as myself.

[@HelenBreil]

Hi Pat Thank you for your comment. I am always glad to hear that my work inspires others. You can view more pieces on my website, Helenbreil.com

[@MrJackson1018]

Your welcome...

[@writteninstone7677]

Ms. Helen, your work is absolutely STUNNING! I have already purchased two of your tutorials - Shapes and Fanfolds. Why aren't you doing more videos? It's very relaxing to watch you do it and to hear your calming voice! WE WANT MORE VIDEOS!!!! LOL!

[@HBreil]

+Lynn Johnson Lynn that is exactly what I have been planning to do for quite some time now. Somehow other projects pop up and slow me down. But doing my own video tutorials (like the craftcast one www.craftcast.com/recordings/learn-make-polymer-clay-wrap-bracelets-helen-breil) is my goal. I'm hoping it will happen before the end of the year. Thanks so much for your comment. This really helps me focus!

[@HeatherCollin]

Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial - I am thoroughly enjoying this fabulous technique:)

[@Kidalski]

Love it. So clear and easy to follow. I bought several of your texture sheets last week and micafx powders so I'm excited for the next video. Kimberly Idalski

[@elainelangsner2486]

Your polymer clay pieces are really beautiful. Many thanks for sharing.

[@christinenicholls7164]

Many thanks for this brilliant tutorial. It is so clear and easy to follow!

[@barnespeggy]

Thank you so much for you wonderful tutorial. I admire your work and love all your texture sheets. This is great tutorial with loads of information.

[@deborahgoodrow8414]

Thank you SO much for sharing. Your designs are gorgeous.

[@barblarson7410]

I love her work, but I can never find such elegant looking buttons like she uses.

[@AilsaCordner]

Fabulous technique can't wait to try it!!! Thanks so much for sharing...

[@gilladian]

Wow, nice tutorial! Very nice technique, too.

[@gom6699]

Thanks so much for this great tutorial xo Leila

[@jelenavaughn2597]

Absolutely fantastic

[@oranna42]

wonderful tutorial, beautiful work, thank you so much for your generosity in sharing..AnnaH

[@hoodirash]

Great video. Thanks.

[@helenbreil7969]

You are very welcome. Enjoy playing with the techniques!

[@mahialttnchy2338]

Hi... very nice .. what material do you use to polish your work ? Thank you.

[@leonanelson2444]

Wonderful, thank you so much

[@helenbreil7969]

Thank you Leona! Enjoy the technique.

[@ruchikumawat3840]

awesome!! thanks for uploading this. Please upload a video about how to make perfect dome shape from polymer clay. I'll be very thankful :)

[@MsAlexandra52]

Dear, dear, wonderful , Helen, I've been so no pleasure in others success, your work - the jubilation of the senses, hope, faith and love. Today I am Your pluck a fan. I love You. Переведено с русского на английский по технологии «Яндекс.Перевод».

[@ruthkiley6292]

Hello Helen! I’m Ruth Kiley in Montour Falls in New York. I’m new to polymer clay art and you are a truly amazing artist! Your hubby also is amazing and I love his texture work. I have a brief question: the “cording” and material you hang your pendants on... is it macrame cord? They are so beautiful thadI am wondering what variety of cording you use? Thank you so much for sharing your marvelous talent with us newbies! 😉😊

[@helenbreil7969]

Hi Ruth, Thanks so much for the kind words about my work. I love fiber and unique knitting yarns and that is what you see in this video in some cases. I haven't done any macrame I just gathered the yarns together or maybe twisted them. Hope that helps!

[@ElizabethP505]

Hi Helen- I was lucky enough to find your tutorials several years ago- they are so clear and thorough always. I don’t know how I missed these, but thanks so much! Wonderful! You make these techniques so approachable, and that is a gift indeed. 💕

[@citronelle2661]

So Sorry Ellen I write it wrong, I meant where do you buy the gray templates you showed in your second video, the ones you placed on the polymer clay to create designs, I probably wrote so quick. So sorry! and another question the mat you use under the glass where we can order? thank you

[@HelenBreil]

Hi I create these texture stamps and sell them through various retailers around the world. For a complete list of retailers check out this link. www.helenbreil.com/texture-retailers.html The mat under the glass was purchased in a craft supply store, I can't remember which one. You could try Michaels or similar craft supply stores.

[@citronelle2661]

Thank you Hellen I got 2 of your stamps from a friend who will bring me from USA next week. I will buy your book too, will you post more free tutorials, you are an amazing tutor. I actually leave in Yerevan, Armenia and I do not get bored because I use my time with polymer clay. Than you so much!

[@tamaraclapper]

May I ask what the fibers/ stringing materials you are using?