Polymer Clay Crackle With A Heat-gun Tutorial

[@Maazzzo]

Cool! Look forward to the next tutorial on that pinkish one. Look forward to it. Thanks for the video.

[@SoPrettyClayEarrings]

Really enjoyed seeing many examples of your jewelry designs using crackle techniques!

[@sherralieberry-majeski5972]

Yeah! I finally got to be the first to LIKE your tutorial. I was actually on my IPad to see your notification.

[@deboday5490]

Beautiful! Eagwr to see your other crackle tutorials too. I haven't tried crackling yet.

[@EntropyAmplifier]

Thanks for sharing this. I've yet to do a crackle and I do have an embossing heat gun. Loved the pink necklace. 💖

[@marystribling3104]

Yes, very helpful and very pretty 😍 😊❤❤, thank you 😊.

[@desiertoscacti5388]

That's a great tutorial, thank you for the inspiration!

[@lorifoster8637]

Beautiful! I did the same coarse crackle effect, but with silver leaf on top of clay 18:03 18:03

[@linda4422L]

This was very helpful, thanks for your time 😃🍏☀️

[@saudyhernandez8981]

Love you tutorial ❤. Thank you.

[@poupou9435]

I love the green version. How do you proceed to have the blue crackles? Do you drop the blue in the crackles than sponge the yellow on the surface? I’m not fan of the white crackles, I prefer the contrasting colors. You’re definitely a master of crackeling.

[@JessamaTutorials]

Thank you. I went with a brush dipped in blue alcohol ink around the major cracks to get them blue. Then I applied the green ink.

[@MindField_Custom]

could you ink your slab after you heat it but before you crackle it? If you wait till your ink is dry you wont have to worry about ink in the cracks. That's my theory anyway. Cool idea, thanks.

[@JessamaTutorials]

Yes. You absolutely could do that.