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This polymer clay cabochon setting tutorial is part one of a series that I am planning, to show different polymer clay settings that you can use to finish off your cabochon pieces.
This setting is very versatile. You can use any shape or color. You can even use a color graduation if you prefer. There are all sorts of different ways that you can accent the folds, including antiquing with paint, brushing with mica powders or even using mixative alcohol inks. All of this will be covered in this tutorial.
It's a really simple technique, with a surprisingly effective result. I hope you enjoy it.
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