Lace Overlay Pendants

[@RHG412]

Oooooooooh! LOVE this! I'm thinking of Halloween or Fall pieces! Lovely! Thank you!

[@ednaalvarado2334]

Oh wow Thank you. This is so cool. I love this turorial.

[@rhondarice5446]

I thought i had seen most of your videos until I found this one.love it,love it,love it. Hope this fines you well.hurry back.

[@ronieGirl327]

What a good idea! You could put a little edge on the sides then you could use the resin.

[@sheryld.6071]

This is what I do, hope I can help! To avoid cracking the baked lace design, try this: after baking and cooling the liquid clay in your mold, leave it in the mold and place the sheet of clay (that you want to apply the lace to) onto the back surface of the lace in the mold. Smooth gently to adhere and then carefully roll the soft mold away from the clay. This should allow you to transfer your lace to your base clay in one piece which you can then cut to size for your project!

[@judy2sierra]

Would your lace then be matte (bottom side) instead of shinny (top)?

[@blessthisemptynest]

Omgoodness I was holding my breath when you were peeling the lace from the plate. It is stunning. Think I need to perhaps get some. Thank you for sharing it with us.xo

[@HeathersTreasures]

You enabler you! I had to go buy more products lol. Your pieces are so cute!

[@sandrasmale5871]

Waiting for my lace silicone sheets to arrive. Can't wait to try this. Just beautiful and, as always, beautifully taught! Thanks, Kathryn.

[@shirley38]

Oooh, I’m going to order some liquid clay and some moulds, they look fabulous! 👍🏻x

[@suzanneserrurier2233]

So pretty! Thank you for sharing your amazing ideas and talent!

[@paigesartwork]

They turned out beautiful, Kathryn. I have this same mold & just haven't gotten around to playing with it. I think it makes a beautiful pattern. As always, thanks for sharing 💖💖💖

[@lloydeneweiks9621]

I absolutely love this tutorial. I have the mandala mold from Sculpey so I'm trying this! Good job!

[@BlackOnyxCat]

Wow❣️ Those turned out really elegant looking!! Your experiments are so informative and fun to watch. These really turned out beautifully!! Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@darlaboyle1074]

You can't go wrong with the classic black and white. Beautiful and amazing work as always! I just bought white and black liquid clay. Now to check what lacy moulds I have. ❤️ Thanks for sharing!

[@cathyrezba3132]

Kathryn! These are absolutely gorgeous! Love them a lot! I will have to definitely try this technique.

[@sandrawhaites5355]

What a gorgeous effect!

[@christinebartleson3838]

This is just stunning!!! I use liquid clay often but never with a stencil. I love it!!!❤️

[@donnaleelittle9664]

Wow they turned out so beautiful! I enjoy seeing your journey with the experiments! ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰

[@kathyd9324]

Beautiful! I just got a few lace molds and planned to try the same. You've given me more confidence in trying it. Thank you. It's always helpful to see someone else do it before trying something new.

[@annt1237]

Good job! I love how your videos you share trial and error.☮️❤️ thank you!!

[@KathrynHalstead]

thanks x i never cut the bad bits out.... just so you guys can see where I go wrong.... so you don't ha ha ha

[@annt1237]

@@KathrynHalstead LOL Have a beautiful day!

[@IAMGiftbearer]

I love the look of that! I definitely want to try it!

[@susanpinington-webb7294]

Just love these, thank you for sharing your unique ideas with us! I feel confident enough now to have a go at these, might need a few attempts, but that’s the fun of it!

[@buxombeauty1962]

Oh my! I am loving this

[@robinfeliciano9787]

I can't wait to try this💖 I love your videos! I learn so much. Thank you for sharing💗

[@MargaretSchindel]

This is gorgeous!

[@Julsfr]

Wow, so pretty. Thanks

[@HeidiMBlankenship]

These are fabulous! Love the black and white! It's so classy, elegant, and striking. I have this mold and several others similar to the ones you showed and several colors of the liquid clay so I'll have to try this. TFS! ❤

[@kellyweber627]

These are soooo pretty!! Love them 💖👏

[@shenanigans2675]

Fab! Thanks Kathryn 😊

[@astridsunderland555]

I love the pieces !

[@nathaliecharette9116]

Hoo WoW je suis toute énervé, je te comprends maintenant (sous-titré en français ). Merci pour ce beau tutoriel, très jolie tes pendentifs, j’apprends beaucoup avec toi.

[@leonanelson2444]

Wow, beautiful, thank you

[@shippamfamily6673]

Stunning!

[@amandacundy2360]

They are so pretty 💖

[@cristinaochoa7449]

Las piezas son preciosas. They remind me of the bobbin laces my grandmother used to make. It would not be a bad idea, to add two thin black edges to the two sides that became darkened when using the cutter, which would leave an asymmetrical piece with two white and two black edges. And yes, yes you are, at least perfect in two things: my best KZbinR and the most ORIGINAL. Un abrazo grande

[@KathrynHalstead]

THANK YOU AND THANKS FOR THE TIP......oops caps lock ha ha

[@lynnetaylor0434]

I so enjoy your tutorials, you are so real and down to earth. Question. Is liquid clay needed to fully secure the baked lace to the raw clay. Thx.

[@KathrynHalstead]

Hi if your base clay is soft it would probably be fine.

[@beejayem42]

Awesome Kath! 🐨

[@Wendy-WackyWomanCreations]

Very elegant. Yes, they do look like cake, ha ha. I have those pink molds from AliExpress. Played around experimenting like you did but never applied it to anything...yet. You can always put a textured edge on where it's not smooth. I have to do that on most of my pieces. No matter how hard I try, they are never smooth.

[@nathaliepeignieux4349]

Magnifique 🤩❤❤❤💋💋💋💐

[@olgasanchez1790]

I. Loved that subtitles in Spanish 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@chrisbehne405]

How long did you bake it after you added the lace, and what temp?

[@patriciafarley9290]

Are these for large pendants?

[@margaritaohanyan348]

Super

[@vernaromans5225]

Katherine, what if you transferred the liquid clay lace straight to the white clay, and allow the clay to stick to it then pull it off the mold?

[@KathrynHalstead]

i tried again with it yesterday ... cutting it by hand then placing it on worked ok xx

[@freedom65ec]

When I did this, I didn't wipe the excess off the mold and everything was joined together. I would have to pick out the thin parts.

[@kishajames3527]

On the Sculpey website, they say to use a baby wipe over the entire piece to wipe off the excess before baking. That would help with the liquid clay being where it doesn’t belong. I’ve only used this mold twice, and the first time the temp wasn’t hot enough, so I have yet to try wiping it off. Maybe give that a try, though.

[@freedom65ec]

What are you using to wipe off the excess?

[@KathrynHalstead]

just a wet wipe x

[@RosasUtopia]

I cant wait to try this :-)

[@olgasanchez1790]

What kind paper do you put for polish?

[@KathrynHalstead]

just copy paper from the printer xx

[@olgasanchez1790]

Thanks you .

[@janewilkinson4940]

I tried and failed dismally 🤣used a similar pink mould, baked for 10mins. Totally cracked. Have to try another mould

[@kishajames3527]

You either need to bake longer, or at a higher temp. My first piece in the gray mold she used all fell apart due to the temp not being high enough. You need to bake for no less than the time stated in the package with the temp on the package. Once I got the temp correct, I baked for 45 min and it worked fine.

[@nannascrazyadventures9042]

Ooooooooooo pretty ❤️

[@annemcginn1086]

What oven do you use and is it dedicated to just polymer clay? I use my regular oven, but think it's a terrible waste of power

[@KathrynHalstead]

I have a small toaster oven £35, i show it in my tour video, its much better as you say and more economical x

[@denisewoodsd10]

👍👍

[@jenniferhalstead3680]

We have the same last name, don't believe we're related though. Love your work

[@KathrynHalstead]

wow you're the only other one I've met bar family xx