Turquoise Faux Stone Polymer Clay Earrings Tutorial | Polymer Clay For Beginners

[@CreativeJess]

Another really good tip that I got from watching KZbin Videos is to put Saran Wrap on top of the clay and it makes a great rounded edge if that’s what your going for. The clay doesn’t stick to the wrap and the cutters don’t go through the wrap!! Great little trick. But I’m going to try your trick as well!!

[@camf7035]

Yes! More tutorials please!

[@salutsophia]

These are gorgeous! How do you stop the clay from sticking to the pasta machine or breaking up when using it?

[@sunshinechaser]

Sooo gorgeous!

[@LikeitMakeitDIY]

These are really beautiful! Thank you for the tutorial!!😊

[@TheCloverPatchClayCompany]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!:)

[@melissaphillis7247]

Oh wow! Beautiful

[@TheCloverPatchClayCompany]

Thank you! 😊

[@maggiesmith2208]

really pretty thanks for sharing

[@TheCloverPatchClayCompany]

Thank you for watching:)!

[@bonniegables6984]

Very beautiful! I’m new to polymer clay. If you add turquoise blue clay on to of the translucent and run through the pasta press, then cut out peices, would you still have the turquoise look on the back side? Hope makes sence. Thank you!

[@christines.4444]

Wow

[@allisonchavez9113]

Oh and again thank you for another I can do this too video! I like the layering of the paint. This I will make today. Have you done a faux malachite tutorial? If not, will you? 😁

[@TheCloverPatchClayCompany]

We will definitely add malachite to the list!:)

[@sinuonnau9748]

Love your videos. They help me alot. Thank you so much. I was wondering what number you normally do on your pastas machine for a slab?

[@TheCloverPatchClayCompany]

Hi Sinuon! I typically go for somewhere in the range of 0-2 depending on how thick I want the pieces. Some people love thicker chunkier pieces and some prefer them thinner. Go with what you like!

[@travellingpedals4671]

How long do you let the painting dry? I have not so good experience with that😢

[@taliakellar4869]

So do you bake on ceramic in the oven. Is that why they are linked? Thanks

[@TheCloverPatchClayCompany]

Yes we use ceramic tiles to bake our pieces on:)

[@RithvikKundhiya]

These are waterproof?

[@allisonchavez9113]

Do you resin the sides when you do a piece?

[@TheCloverPatchClayCompany]

We typically do not resin the sides:)