Simple Starry Night Leaf Pin - A Polymer Clay Jewelry Tutorial

[@amm7364]

Hi Donna. As always stoning pieces!! Thank you!! 🇵🇹😊

[@rosalynhopkins8814]

Cant wait to use up all of my scrap starry night canes! ❤🎉 These are so phenomenal, sweetie 🎉❤ Tysm 😊

[@DonnaKatoArt]

hi ros! hugs, d

[@idarogers341]

Lovely Donna. Love your tips and your perfection is incredible. Thanks for sharing.

[@BlackOnyxCat]

Thoroughly enjoyed this❣️ I now have “Starry Night” canes in all kinds of colors to play with, it is so fun making them!!! I also pulled out my Kato Clay that I left in a container for over 5 years. I’m amazed at how quickly it returns to working condition after all this time!! I, too, am learning so much from your videos. The beautiful, completed look of your pieces is something I am striving for. Thank you so much for sharing with all of us, it is a sweet gift 🙏

[@clare9637]

There's a helpful gem of information in every video that is making the pieces I make look so much better. Thank you Donna

[@sharonkeef0522]

Lovely dk

[@user-pe8cu1vs6d]

Beautiful-thank you again for these wonderful videos Donna.

[@DonnaKatoArt]

You are so welcome! Hugs, D

[@Wendy-WackyWomanCreations]

love these leaves. Can't wait to try

[@carleenburnette3710]

Thank you for your knowledge.I love your videos.

[@kristibbradshaw]

Thank you for this tutorial, once again. I love your work. It really gets my creativity flowing.

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Glad you enjoy it! Hugs, D

[@rickilunn4169]

Wonderful tutorial, thank you.😊

[@mariateresagarciamontes519]

Precioso hace años que tengo el libro suyo ahora me da el gusanillo de hacerlo gracias por enseñar

[@joyceparkes2678]

Always something new to learn from you Donna.. 💖🙏🏽

[@Robsquick]

It’s a cutie 💜💜💜💜. Thank you for another amazing view into your world!!!

[@nanazhorzholiani59]

Amazing, love your videos and everything you do. I have now a lot of canes and hope I can make such a beautiful pins too. Also I have now your tutorials of black and white canes that I have purchased. I love the pin and a ring tutorial so much. I would like to recommend to everyone to purchase that tutorial. You know what, I have learned to work slowly as you told us and it works😂 So excited 😍. Thank you Donna.❤

[@barbaraletcher9919]

Fantastic! Simple but very effective. Thanks again for the inspiration Donna. Love these, many possibilities.

[@maggiesmith2208]

your a gem all your skills you share helps us all understand our own clay journey have a lovely week!!!!!!😍

[@susannegroehler3869]

Bravissima, complimenti!!

[@caregiver55]

Thanks again for your gift to us all, I really appreciate your generosity. Happy Holidays to you and your family. I redid my nails to go remove a vanity and toilet last week, self care is a curious thing.

[@debbienix5790]

Donna we don’t care about your nails! We care about you and your art!

[@debbeechy]

this leaf turned out awesome!

[@tatochip]

Nice nails, Donna! 😂 I was curious if you are using a Blackout mix for your black or real black clay. Thank you for these tutorials!

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Hi Doreen! I think this was Kato black but it could have been Blackout!

[@hichaarrigorriaga1305]

❤Maravilloso❤

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Gracias!

[@hichaarrigorriaga1305]

Buenos días, necesito saber, los tiempos de cocción de las piezas de arcilla por favor ❤❤❤gracias

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Hello, I am so sorry, I don't understand Spanish. I wish I did...Hugs, D!

[@Kementiri]

I am curious as to why you bake at 300 degrees for 20 minutes when the suggested is at 275 for 40 minutes? I can assume that baking at a higher temp means less time but I could be mistaken.

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Here are the recommendations for Kato Polyclay: Strength and durability are very important properties in any polymer clay product. The amount of time and effort put into your project makes it very valuable; and when a piece breaks it can be very disappointing. Stronger than other clays, objects made with Kato Polyclay become permanent works of art that will resist breaking and wear over time. The recommended curing temperature for Kato Polyclay is between 275F (135C) and 300F (150C) for 10-30 minutes. Cheers! D

[@austineadak]

Hi

[@patriciaabell9393]

Do you think you could add a hairy catapillar next time?

[@DonnaKatoArt]

That’d be so cute! Let me work on that! Hugs, D❤️

[@kilburnskreations]

💕💕

[@chrisy9438]

Could you please tell me what type of electric pasta machine that is ?

[@DonnaKatoArt]

Hi Chrisy, It’s an Atlas motor. I have had others, though, and they worked out fine, too.