Polymer Clay Terrazzo Technique Tutorial - Polymer Clay Earrings

This video is a Polymer Clay tutorial for the Terrazzo Technique. It is ideal for both beginners and experienced polymer clay artists. In the video we will show you how to create a traditional terrazzo and organic terrazzo style slab. We have them put them together as earrings, but you can use this technique for any kind of polymer clay creation.
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Polymer Clay
Tissue Blade
Roller
Depth Guides
Needle tool
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[@elainem9527]

Loved both times of Terrazzo tile styles but my favorite was the organic one. Thanks for the tutorial ❤

[@myclayco]

My pleasure 😇 yes, the organic one is probably my favourite too 😊

[@mrsmiggins6435]

Both are so pretty. I think I prefer the random ome slightly more....but then again lol. Thank you🤗🇬🇧

[@myclayco]

Thank you ❤️ yes, I think the organic one slightly inches ahead for me too!

[@caroldragon7545]

My taste runs toward the traditional style, but when I try this, I will also use larger "tiles" and have them more randomly spaced, with some touching, some overlapping, etc. I can't wait to see how that would turn out. BTW, I really like the way you present things with your commentary. It's like having a friend show you things.

[@myclayco]

Oh thank you ❤️ yes, that would look great! I love how you can put your own spin on terrazzo ☺️

[@catrionastarpins5852]

Both are lovely. I think I prefer the organic, but that maybe only due to the addition of pink! ❤

[@myclayco]

Oh yes, I am a pink lover so I thought it was a great addition too!

[@lizzieedgar6780]

I love the traditional style....I think I'll try this out

[@myclayco]

Definitely do, it is such a simple but satisfying technique!

[@shicadelic]

I'm obsessed with your content..... there is a backlog of tutorials I m going to try out soon

[@myclayco]

Oh thank you 🥹 that means so much to us ❤️ we will keep ‘em coming!

[@shicadelic]

​ do great, keep on going!!! Hope your ending tool is going to be restocked soon. Lots of love from Germany

[@dawnburke9359]

I could never decide because I love them both so so much!! thank you for sharing❤

[@myclayco]

Oh thank you! You’re welcome! ❤️

[@Lilac80]

Both are so pretty! Your teaching style always leaves me looking forward to learning more 😊

[@myclayco]

Aww thank you ❤️ you’ve made my day!

[@castaway132]

I liked both but I favor the organic style more. ❤

[@myclayco]

Yes, I think I’m the same 😊

[@janebarbour948]

You’re a great teacher thank for the video 🎀🎀🎀

[@myclayco]

Oh thank you ❤️ My pleasure! ☺️

[@rellsartcraftstudionarelle4211]

I love the tradition one. I am definitely going to try this 💕

[@myclayco]

Do it! I have never made a terrazzo slab I didn’t love!

[@OldsouLim73]

Omg. I can’t wait to try this!

[@myclayco]

Such a fun, simple technique and always looks great! Have fun!

[@pamvandever1533]

Love them both

[@myclayco]

Thank you 🥰

[@MyPaula38]

I love all of them. 😊❤

[@myclayco]

Thank you 🥰🥰

[@joycefuller9177]

Beautiful

[@myclayco]

Thank you 🥰

[@caroldragon7545]

I see you have a lot of Cernit. I know it is quite strong and pliable when baked properly. If I mix Cernit with Premo, will it strengthen the Premo? If so, what is the best ratio? I need a clay to sculpt tiny thin things like fingers and claws on small hands, snail antennae, etc, without having to use teeny weeny armatures.

[@myclayco]

Yes, we stock Cernit on our website 😊 Both Premo and Cernit should be pretty strong, even if they’re thin - I haven’t done anything this thin but have done thin petals with no issue, you just need to make sure they’re baked correctly or they can be brittle 😊