412 - How to make matrix texture sheets for gemstone imitation - polymer clay tutorial скачать в хорошем качестве

412 - How to make matrix texture sheets for gemstone imitation - polymer clay tutorial

This is my method of making texture sheets to obtain the matrix for those gemstones that I imitate using techniques like Mokume Gane (and not only). They work beautifully for making faux turquoises - even if I used different colors in this tutorial, just to give you an idea of how many other gemstone imitations can be done - a whole variety of them! And I promise that I will show you quite a bit of them! It seems to me that right now I'm the only one doing turquoise imitation using these, isn't it? Haha, think outside the box! Just kidding. The things you will absolutely need to make these, are: Bake and Bend clay Small pack https://amzn.to/2OruVU8 Large pack https://amzn.to/2Ng2coq Ball stylus sets https://bit.ly/2OnMcxs or https://amzn.to/2MwgHPY Super sharp and thin blade: https://bit.ly/2OmINin or https://bit.ly/2xchbpr Happy claying! I buy my Premo and Pardo clays and many other supplies from PolyClay Play. http://www.polyclayplay.com/aff=2 If you have any questions, suggestions or requests, either post here on my channel under the "discussions" tab or contact me through my blog, FB page or online store. Living on disability does not allow me to always have the needed money to buy materials for tutorials. So maybe if you like my tutorials and want to see more, you may become my sponsor? Don't forget, if you become my sponsor, you will have access to private tutorials on top of the Youtube public ones, and will be able to see what I am experimenting on You can support me to make more tutorials by: 1. becoming my sponsor 2. purchasing from my Amazon influencer store 3. purchasing something for me from my Amazon wish list (link also on my website and blog) with no private information exchanged or 4. Purchasing something from my online store (including tutorials). Everything is used to make more tutorials 5. Purchasing something from Poly Clay Play using the link on my website or directly my affiliate link http://www.polyclayplay.com/aff=2 You can follow me on: My website: http://www.kalyanadesign.com My Amazon Influencer store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/kalyanade... My blog: http://kalyanadesign.blogspot.com/ My facebook page:   / kalyanajewelry   My Pinterest page:  / kalyanadesign   Attribution for all music: Composer Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Notice of copyright: The artwork and techniques presented in this tutorial are the property of the artist who created them, Doina “Day” Berndt, d.b.a. Kalyana Design Tutorials and are protected by national and international copyright laws. The artist holds the copyright for the explanation and demonstration of the techniques, digital files, all the images, any slideshows or videos, any handouts and diagrams, any drawings or templates, and the design of all the samples and examples that she has created and presented in this tutorial. It is illegal to create copies of this tutorial, by any media means, and distribute them in physical or digital form, by any media and sharing means, without the permission of the artist. It is illegal to misrepresent the techniques that have been invented by the artist, as well as her designs, as being created by another entity, physical or legal, except for the Fair Use Act. For such cases, the artist reserves the right to file DMCA Takedown Complaints to whatever legal entity might be hosting such illegal materials that infringe upon her copyright. Be aware that the "Fair Use Act" requires you to have changed the techniques or art works presented in this material in a way that would be determined to have transformed totally the original beyond reasonable doubt. Please feel free to use this tutorial for your own personal use, in order to create derivative art works for your personal use or with the intention of selling them. Mentioning of the artist as the source of this technique or design is encouraged and will be appreciated, but it is not required.