How to make thin fine line as design for your polymerclay earrings - Easy tutorial and for beginner

Hi guys, I really like the thin lines that we see on geode and wanted to create a design as thin as that.
I can do it on clay but there are a lot to consider. Ideally both the clay you will use as line and the base clay should be in the same texture, else the softest one will be easily deformed and stretch. It is common to use mica or gold foil when creating a marble design, but why not try using it to create an define design on clay. It will also give you that equal thickness.
On this video, I'll show you a sample one I created using mica. And I'm excited to create different design with the same technique.
Hopefully you will find this tutorial helpful and enjoyable :)
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[@xx0124xx]

I would love to see how these would look in blue and white! ❤

[@sweetpealee056]

Very pretty...i think i would use even more contrast in color with the mica powder though, to make it easier to see. Thank you for the tute!👍✌️🫶