Polymer Clay Jewelry With Watercolor Technique

[@donnadyer7040]

Beautiful!!!!!!!!

[@CatherineSummerfield]

Brilliant. Thank you

[@majdamiklic]

Zelo lepo in čudovita predstavitev. Hvala

[@RitaMontalcini-mt7ki]

Grazie a te per le belle cose che ci fai vedere!😂😮😊

[@aginekojewelry]

Grazie mille 🥰

[@donnachace-larson4795]

Thanks for this tutorial! I love your work! Looking forward to trying this with water color paints!

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much! 😍

[@PipPipS]

Wow, the final products look soooo pretty 😍😍😍 and its interesting to see the use of watercolor ❤️

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much :-)

[@domimassou5457]

So lovely 👏

[@SueHares]

Very pretty with lots of possibilities very good tutorial and easy to follow thanks for sharing.

[@kellyweber627]

Gorgeous 😍

[@evakorondi6824]

I love this video! I have to try this technique 😁

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much!

[@juliekbrooks]

Wonderful video. I have those watercolors.

[@aajayavaiddya5557]

beautiful tutorial , thankyou so much, where can i get these textured mats

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you 😍 The code of the texture stamp is TTL-145 and I bought it from CoolTools, here is the link: cooltools.us/products/texture-tile-tribal-zen-multi-tangle-embossed

[@simonad7769]

absolutely wonderful!!! I love this colors...but i had a dilemma..if at the end you put resin, why put matte varnish over watercolors?

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you! The watercolor (and Inkagold too) can be dissolved in water. The moisture of the liquid resin starts to dissolve the paint, so a fixing layer is needed. I have found that Odíf spray works perfectly as a base and fixative and dries quickly. 🙂

[@simonad7769]

@@aginekojewelry Thank You! 🤗

[@vaabhya]

Wonderful

[@RubaiyatA]

Love it. ❤

[@ruthtrefethen4171]

Again, beautiful creations! Again, lovely colors and a great tutorial! Thank you for sharing these with us! Are you in the U.S. or abroad? Where did you buy your prints? Looking forward to more of your work!💚🧡💛💗👍😊

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much! I am very happy for your kind words :-) I live in Europe, in Budapest. The prints are from CoolTools (www.cooltools.us)

[@natashat2702]

beautiful, may i ask what that sponge thing is you used on the back for texture ??

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you 🙂, you can find the texture sponge here: www.happythings.eu/us/texture-sponges-set-of-3-coarse-medium-fine.html

[@natashat2702]

@@aginekojewelry ty very much !! i cant wait to try out your videos i have so much clay just waiting for me to use

[@anngrace6943]

Where can I get the cutter you used in this video? I can seem to find the exact shape.

[@aginekojewelry]

You can find the cutters here 🙂: sweetybijou.com/c/cutters/

[@laurieraz-astrakhan5519]

Those are beautiful! Would it work to use a different metallic paint instead of the Inca Gold, or even a mica powder (since those are what I have!)?

[@aginekojewelry]

Thank you very much! The Gilder Paste and other acrylic paints would certainly work well. I don't think the mica powder would adhere well to the dry surface. However, mirror nail powders might work.

[@laurieraz-astrakhan5519]

@@aginekojewelry Thank you.

[@anngrace6943]

What are the molds you used?

[@aginekojewelry]

I used a CoolTools texture tile, the link is here: cooltools.us/products/texture-tile-tribal-zen-multi-tangle-embossed

[@samanthafarrar7370]

❤