Nee Nee Ree Polymer Clay Heart Tutorial

[@jeanettecook1088]

Loved the intro music... plus all the ideas for 💕. Thanks! 🎉

[@kristibbradshaw]

These are so cute.

[@kristibbradshaw]

Thank you for sharing these with us.

[@aprilwelsh6608]

This is real cool

[@eileengavinlarsen4509]

Love the hand-crafted nature of these hearts, not at all cookie cutterish. And using different veneers makes them even more unique. Thanks for the inspiration!

[@pamlong448]

Very pretty, especially the valentine one! Lovely poncho too.

[@NeeNeeRee]

Thanks Pam! For the nice comment AND for the poncho! It's VERY warm and soft. I wear it a lot at home.

[@marionmathews9852]

Great tutorial! Always looking for ways to use up scrap clay, and this is a really novel idea. Fun way to use up bits of veneers you may have left over from other projects. TFS

[@KathyWeaver5757]

I love the skinner blend one! Cool video.

[@divineluna1373]

They are all very pretty 🥰 TFS 🤗

[@leonanelson2444]

Very pretty, thank you

[@CelebrateCreations]

Great tip on how you burnish your 💕 to make them smooth ❤️

[@claygirl6133]

Where did you go? Not making anymore videos?

[@NeeNeeRee]

I need to do that, don’t I??? 😘

[@JaneThomas58]

Thank you for the great tips and techniques. JFTFP!!!

[@aprilwelsh6608]

How many hearts do you make to make a wreath.

[@margaretmathis4775]

What is the music? It’s very familiar.

[@VeneraCollections]

❤️

[@Painting50]

How long do you bake these, because they are so thick?

[@NeeNeeRee]

Glenda Mitchell I bake them about 40 minutes at 275. 🙂

[@Painting50]

Thanks

[@sharonkeef0522]

Why u hardly ever do tutorials

[@BelindaPort]

Love the striped mica shift veneer you made. How did you do it?

[@NeeNeeRee]

Thanks Sarah! I rolled out several different metallic colors. Cut strips from them. Layed the strips side by side. Burnished them to they'd adhere together. Put the new striped sheet on a sheet of scrap clay and ran the whole thing through the pasta machine to smooth it all out. Then impressed it with a texture sheet and sliced off the top layer to make the mica shift. Then burnished again and ran through the pasta machine. Using it to cover a heart didn't work out quite as planned, because you couldn't see the mica shift design on the heart, but it was pretty anyway. :)