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Prickly Holly in Polymer Clay, a Tutorial

Wintertime makes me think of holly, so here is a sweet little holly leaf and berry combo, where you can make the holly leaves as prickly as you like. So, sit back, relax, and watch as I take you step by step through the process. Then have some fun and make your own 😊 The music from the video is English Country Garden by Aaron Kenny and Waterfall by Aakash Gandhi, both available from the YouTube Free Audio Library. If you like my work, then please do have a look at my website, http://www.fionaabel-smith.co.uk/ and follow me on Facebook   / fiona.abelsmith   and Instagram.   / fionaabelsmith.artist   I also have a number of Polymer Clay Tutorials to buy, both in my Etsy shop, PolyOriginals - https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PolyOrig... where I have more tutorials in a PDF format, and as a video tutorial here - http://polyoriginals.thinkific.com/co... To find out how to condition polymer clay, here is a link -    • Conditioning Polymer Clay Quickly - some tips   Here is the link to creating Skinner Blends -    • Basic Skinner Blend Tutorial from Polymer ...   The Polymer Clay and Metallic Leaf Ornaments Tutorial is here –    • Polymer Clay & Metallic Leaf Ornament Tuto...   CaneCaps, are from Tiny Pandora, and can be found here: https://tinypandora.com/products/cane... and if you are in the UK, then the Cane Savers can be found here: Cane Tools | PCUK Tools or in their Etsy shop - https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PCUKTool... I use glass ornaments/baubles to decorate with clay. They can be found in stores and online. The earring findings are available from bead stores and online. My Pasta Machine is an Atlas 180, and it has setting 0 as its thickest and 9 as its thinnest. There is a standard way of calculating the thickness of clay required, by using stacked playing cards. On my machine the thickness are as follows: Setting 0 = 8 playing cards, setting 1 = 7, setting 2 = 6, setting 3 = 5, setting 4 = 4, setting 5 = 3, setting 6 and 7 = 3, setting 8 and 9 = 1 card. Thank you so much for watching.