Polymer Clay Project: Reef Drop Off Pendant Tutorial

[@donnanardi9572]

What a beautiful pendant!

[@Sweetp45]

I love the way you come up with such cute projects. Thank you as always.

[@marjiesgirl]

Great tutorial Jessica, thank you for making it look so easy.

[@kristibbradshaw]

Very pretty.

[@cindyhumphreys900]

I love this pendant. So pretty. Thank you.

[@kristinaviolette5081]

You are a wonderful instructor! Beautiful piece of art 💜🙏

[@velicad2905]

Beautiful worth the time!!! Thanks

[@galady8632]

Stunning technique! A nice addition to any collection. Thank you for sharing.

[@sandrasmale5871]

Would love to see how this works using Pebeo paints. Beautiful pendant!

[@lilaalabed2527]

This piece is lovely! It is also inspiring. I have so many ideas about my next project. I have to tell you , though, as a retired RN, every time you say "polyps" I picture something entirely different. If you want a laugh, look up the word :)

[@darlaboyle1074]

I've been watching Sharkfest and this matches the coral reefs perfectly. I really like how you attached the bale. I would definitely like to see the other way to make this pendant.

[@Wvnursey]

So fun! I cant wait to try this!!! Thank you for what you do. You give all of us the inspiration to try new things! Take care!

[@irmabresser9218]

Lovely idea. I really like the pendant. Loved it more without the coral. Just my kinda taste i guess. Got loads of ideas in my head now. Thz for the tutorial

[@janinemeehan6568]

Gorgeous, Jessica! Hope you are all keeping well and safe xx :)

[@sharonmays7083]

Yes. The paint would be interesting. Thanks!

[@StoriesMadeByHands]

Lovely tutorial...

[@helenjazz1301]

Going into polyp production! :)

[@monikasturm2575]

Wow gorgeous

[@DianeGraft]

Cool project. I think if I were going to want to seal the polyp section, I would just dunk the entire thing in polyurethane varnish. I think that might strengthen the attachment of the polyps as well.

[@Midgy21747]

Another wonderful tutorial. Thank you. What alcohol do you use to remove the paint please?

[@crow9669]

Would love to see more with the Pebeo paint!

[@deniseroot7105]

Thanks Samantha!

[@helenjazz1301]

Yes! More pebeo please!

[@Stephanie_Hancock]

Looks great!

[@moniquejacquemin5313]

Bonsoir madame vous mettez quoi comme matières blanche sur votre médaillon, c super sympa

[@chris_blue8519]

Attractive!🌸🌸🌸❤️❤️❤️

[@EllenJB]

For those of us allergic to latex/rubber, are there any imitation rubber tubes available? It is nice to have the matte black tube, to focus your attention on the coral piece.

[@JessamaTutorials]

I am not sure. Black leather cord would work well as a substitute.

[@MizJaniceResinArt]

Are the polyps baked before attaching? Could they be?

[@JessamaTutorials]

No. I attached them while raw. You could attach them after baking them, but you'd need to use a lot of liquid clay to get them to stick.

[@CamdenSmithNaples]

Well I got it done in nine hours I did too and they were pretty big I can’t tell what your sizes but I have hand cut mine and I made the dag on coral LOL small. Never again! Much better to make them larger like you did in the tutorial. Super easy to do but not when you decide to make 1 million pieces on one piece LOL

[@RD9_Designs]

Hi Samantha, question... does the liquid clay cure to a hard surface, or to a rubbery surface? As always, thank you for sharing these wonderful videos!

[@JessamaTutorials]

It's more of a rubbery surface.

[@RD9_Designs]

@@JessamaTutorials Thanks Samantha!

[@elisabennett5463]

Love this!!! Where did you get the rubber cord?

[@JessamaTutorials]

You can buy it here. www.etsy.com/au/listing/719523465/black-rubber-cord-necklace?ref=shop_home_active_1&frs=1&crt=1

[@dea814]

This pendant triggers my Trypophobia :0

[@ladyyi]

Sooo many ads,, ugh. Love the tut

[@sallyreynolds8340]

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