Tattoo Leaves - Polymer clay Tutorial

[@carmelooi2554]

These are stunning. They look almost like tooled leather. They would look lovely in a bowl full of them or as jewellery, so many possibilities. Thank you for sharing your ideas and techniques.❤

[@fancifuldevices]

You created your own unique techniques for this which is the most fun and the most *rare* in tutorials. The clay + dark patina looks good but then the clay +dark patina +white clay paste looks AMAZING. It’s those organic details that I love, makes the clay look less plastic.

[@pavlacepelikova]

Oh, thank you very much. It is actually my goal to bring something just mine, and if possible nice and fun :-D from my very clay beginnings ...

[@michelleg773]

TFS beautiful work. Ty❤

[@Lyn4817]

You have activated my imagination, so thank you.I love this idea which can be use on other projects as well. Depending on the background colour, using gold, silver or bronze to highlight the pattern design would be effective also. I have heard if using Kato translucent liquid clay and you bake your project, finish off after being in oven by using your heat gun. It produces a higher temperature that really makes the gloss shine even more than the oven. Kato's TLC has been designed that way apparently to take a higher heat. I previously saw a video on this technique. I thik it was from Donna Kato. This design would look lovely on maple leaves. Whateve leaf used, fine two near identical smaller leaves which could be used for earrings.

[@pavlacepelikova]

You are right, Kato is designed for higher temp. (150C) but I used as a base premo, which is not, and I personaly like satin (more natural) look on leaves, than glossy look. But if you love glossy, go with heat gun of course, because there is no rule, there are only options we can select, and love :-)

[@Lyn4817]

@@pavlacepelikova I feel like we have a mixed understanding here. I am sorry if that's the case.

[@134679jen]

These are absolutely stunning! You are very talented! Thank you for sharing. I'll be honest. I usually fast forward some on other people's tutorials, but I didn't on yours. All of your information was so helpful! Thank you! Keep up the amazing work :)

[@pavlacepelikova]

Thank you!

[@silgaandersone3924]

Amazing!!!!! Thank you for sharing your knowledges 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@kaykrause4469]

I think they are beautiful, but I prefer them without the Petina. Why do you put the petina on before you bake instead of after.

[@pavlacepelikova]

It is because of the backfilling, if you want to have it visible, you can not to use patina on it.

[@promoplus100]

Beautiful I love these

[@134679jen]

Wow! These are beautiful and your creativity is amazing!

[@BlackOnyxCat]

Just seeing this. I love your techniques, especially the “tattooing” with the white. Over all your leaves have a beautiful organic look. Thank you so much for sharing this, it really is beautiful❣️

[@RHG412]

These are so , so gorgeous! I love them! Thank you!

[@josefalaura]

Beautiful

[@marinellaartist]

Love your Polymer clay Tutorial, thank you so much for sharing. I have already so many ideas and now I have got more for my mosaic project, I love to use different techniques and materials. Thank you so much for sharing😃

[@chenz9047]

Its gorgeous. Thank you so much for this tutorial. I love it

[@anitamitchell3452]

This is my first time here. I liked your leaves a lot. Thumbs up.

[@debbeechy]

Thanks so much for the lovely tutorial. Love how these turned out.

[@m.m.pawliuk2180]

These are so beautiful with or without the added patina@!❤ thank you for sharing with us!

[@joyceparkes2678]

Thanks so much Pavla these are outstanding. Can’t wait to pick some good veined leaves 🙏🏽

[@pavlacepelikova]

I love to work with leaves, even it is a bit autumnal project, it is a summer season in my country, and it is the best time to find suitable leaves in good condition for this project, LOL.

[@TurtleSoupBeads]

This is a brilliant technique thanks so much for sharing ❤

[@Nikizunil1]

Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing this technique with us!

[@texasceechelle]

Very nice! Maybe you can freeze leaves to have in the winter? I like the Kato best. Even a Matte finish might be better. Thanks!

[@pavlacepelikova]

Some leaves probably yes, but most of them will be "mud" each plant is different

[@betsyvanek9275]

I simply love these, TY❤

[@bonniewyke1750]

This looks great! I’m definitely trying this one out. Thank you for sharing!

[@emy4385]

Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful tute, Pavla, I love those leaves and what you made of it 🥰😍

[@maryjenkins9567]

Great tutorial Pavla! Ran out and grabbed some leaves, made up some blends, ran through pasta machine, ready to go! Scrounging around the house looking for a small clear glass dish, no luck so far. Found a large spoon, might try that on the first one but would love to find the clear glass so I can see through the other side. Off to Google to search!

[@pavlacepelikova]

it is a laboratory watch glass what you are looking for 100mm in diameter (it has nice curve)

[@jillrenshaw6509]

Absolutely beautiful results and a great technique.Thankyou for the video!

[@susane945]

Wow. They're so beautiful! Thank you for sharing!. ❤❤😊

[@roxanneparsons3847]

Thank you so much for the beautiful work you shared with us! I will probably watch this several times more, practicing in between. Lots of good information here!

[@pavlacepelikova]

Yes, It is a really a full version tutorial :-D, and this is the best way how to use it!

[@mayabeading]

Thank you. Your work is lovely. ❤

[@nanazhorzholiani59]

Thank you so much for sharing. Great tutorial ❤

[@lindastewart5630]

Fabulous!! Thank you for sharing🤗💖

[@dawnchowdhury2481]

Really beautiful. Thank you so much.

[@patriciaandrus615]

Very nice

[@dianedodge2650]

These are beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

[@naydarodriguez8715]

Love it. Thanks you for sharing

[@pavlacepelikova]

Thank you !

[@marystribling3104]

So beautiful 😍!! Love the colors and the technique thank you so very much ❤😊!!

[@thedreamwatcher]

Thank you for sharing your skills. The Tatoo Leaves turned out gorgeous. ❤❤

[@kristinaviolette5081]

These are amazing techniques that priduce gorgeous results‼️ Thank you for sharing ☺️💜

[@fionaelliott1691]

Such a great idea and technique. I love the results. Thank you! 😍

[@donnadyer7040]

That is soooooo coooool!🎉. Thanks for sharing!!

[@angiep5216]

They are very beautiful, although, I like more the colors without the patina . ❤

[@fancifuldevices]

Haha I love the patina the most of everything 😅

[@bonniewyke1750]

I think you need the patina for the contrast to the white.

[@menath14]

Wow j’adore cette façon de travailler ! Vraiment excellent 🥰✨🙏🏻merci pour le partage

[@gillianwiseman3518]

Lovely! I think I will try genesis paint to backfill.

[@pavlacepelikova]

I might work right? In theory LOL. Genesis paints are not very easy to get in Europe, so I do not know, and I am curious, how it works. Let me please know:-)

[@gillianwiseman3518]

@@pavlacepelikova Well, they're no longer being made, so it really is academic whether or not they work. But I will let you know.

[@leannporter-parsley1523]

Very pretty technique! Could you possibly say what the royal blue clay is that you were showing at 10:47? Thank you for sharing!

[@pavlacepelikova]

Cobalt Blue/turquoise blend

[@janmontarsi.-blendangles7960]

Wonderful tutorial ! Thank you !! Does the Penart patina only come in one color- bitumen??

[@pavlacepelikova]

Honestly I do not know, I have only this one, a year waiting in my studio :-D . But some acrylics are surprisingly well working this way with alcohol (spirit) , but inc case of acrylics, they are very different brand by brand (density, pigment quality..) so this is a space for experiments. I have El Greco heavy body acrylics (but I bought them for painting, and use them with clay because I have them :-), they work nicely with silk screen; just saying. But most of my work is clay only techniques to avoid these shopping issues- where to buy, what to use instead in different countries... especially after covid is lots of stuff unavailable - something is only in EU, something in USA/Australia... very hard to advice my students sometimes :-)

[@janmontarsi.-blendangles7960]

@@pavlacepelikova there is a subtle difference between the patina and acrylic , I will have to play and experiment too Thanks so much for your tutorial.

[@sweetpealee056]

I am in love with these tattoo leaves and thank you so much for sharing your creative process 😁. I do have a question regarding the patina, can you not get the same effect if one applies it to baked clay? It just seems it would be safer so as not to lose the imprint while removing with the alcohol. I expect you have decided on the raw clay method for a reason and I mean no disrespect I am just curious as to what the difference is?

[@pavlacepelikova]

No, because of the backfilling :-)

[@anndillon899]

Beautiful! Love the effect! But I didn't catch what you use for the white...?

[@pavlacepelikova]

just the white clay (Premo) as it is, nothing special :-)

[@ginnyschild9390]

Those are beautiful! What colors did you mix to get the shiny blue? 10:27

[@pavlacepelikova]

I am not sure which one do you mean, but I like to mix cobalt blue + turquoise (into blend) or ultramarine + turquoise if you want lighter colors, just add some white into both

[@tjaysilver]

Hello, love your tutorials. Do you have a link for your batik video please?❤

[@pavlacepelikova]

of course: www.pavlacepelikova.com/en/e-shop/product-faux-wax-batik-zoom-workshop-recorded-83

[@sylviecotillec2198]

Formidable,j adore ! Par quoi puis je remplacer la patine car je n’en trouve pas en France.merci❤

[@janmontarsi.-blendangles7960]

Is the back filled white clay baked before adding liquid clay coat?

[@pavlacepelikova]

No it is not, but can be of course. :-)

[@runawaybead]

Beautiful, your sound seems to break up a bit . Love your leafs 🌹

[@saskiaoverwinnaar4937]

Liefs uit 🇳🇱❤️ga zo door prachtig 😊

[@solangerpaschoalino4681]

Muito legal!!!!

[@debbiegaines1362]

Thank you I l😅ved your video!

[@noninaguerrero5134]

Qué masa es!?? cómo se hace?? gracias.

[@pavlacepelikova]

Every single detail is in the video.. I do not know what to explain more... :-D

[@fern7407]

Is patina liver of sulfur?

[@pavlacepelikova]

I do not know, but I do not think so, the smell is like a bitumen kind of patina

[@divineluna1373]

This tutorial was posted on Fb and I had to check it out and I am so glad I did and found your channel , liked and subscribed 😃👏🏻👏🏻!!! Absolutely beautiful 🤩!! Thank you for sharing this unique technique 🙏🏻!! If I may mention.. the audio made it a bit difficult to hear your soft speaking voice to be able to pick up and learn your added instructions and advice which I appreciate a lot 😍!! Now off to watch how to do the backside 😁

[@dawnchowdhury2481]

Have no pasta machine. Then what to do?

[@pavlacepelikova]

To be honest, it is very hard to achieve nice resuts without pasta machine, it is an esential tool . You can try just flat the clay by rod, and use rod for imprint as well. It is possible, but less easy, the thickness od the clay should be about 2mm approximaely.

[@134679jen]

This is a good tutorial for how to do a skinner blend without a pasta machine. I did this method before I bought a machine. It takes forever but works. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n37GgIB7atene8k Please delete if not allowed to share this. Sorry I'm new to all this You Tube stuff 😬