202 DIY Swirly beads ear rings - lentil beads Polymer clay tutorial
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- A short and easy polymer clay tutorial on how you can make a pretty and unique looking pair of ear rings.
The "brain/squiggly cane tutorial can be found on my website here
kalyanadesign.c...
You can find the flex shaft and buffing wheels in my Amazon influencer store, much cheaper than in stores, read below for link
Happy claying!
I buy my Premo and Pardo at PolyClay Play
www.polyclaypla...
Please like and subscribe! I know a lot of times people forget that, but maybe you won't this time?
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 UA-cam public ones, and will be able to see what I am experimenting on and be part of my private discussion group!
You can support me to make more tutorials by:
1. giving a small monthly donation (Patreon style) using the "monthly sponsorship" page on my blog;
2. giving a one-time donation using the "donate" button on the home page of my blog, in the right column;
3. By visiting my Amazon Influencer store. There you canfind not only many of the tools and materials I am using in my tutorials, but also many other useful things. I get a teenie-tiny commission for each purchase, but cents DO add up (link below).
4. by purchasing something for me from my Amazon wish list (link also on my website and blog) with no private information exchanged or
5. Purchasing something from my online store. Everything is used to make more tutorials
Once you do that, please contact me on facebook so I can add you to my special group..
You can follow me on:
My website: www.kalyanadesi... (still a work in progress, I am developing it myself)
(you might want to visit that just for information, I am starting to populate it with articles and tutorials that you can not find on the youtube channel) but can only watch them from the website. Also, that is where my online store is.
My Amazon Influencer store: www.amazon.com...
My blog: kalyanadesign.b...
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
creativecommons...
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.
Beautiful, beautiful beads! What helps me when I buff beads, is to put them on a sturdy wire (like from a bead baking rack) and then use the buffer. That way, you don't have to hold the bead so tightly with your fingers.
I usually do the same, but on those small ones it was no use, they were spinning out of control when on a wire, and were too small to put on toothpick.
Lovely earrings, Day. Twirling is always fun!
Thank you, Deborah!
Oh my lady you are so adorable to watch & listen to. 💜 As a child we had wonderful neighbors we called "Baba & Ditto". We lived on a private lake & they came only summers to their cottage. Your accent brings me back to those summers. Baba had a very similar accent & was a very busy lady. As I watch & listen in your Live presentations, i'm transported back to the wonderful days of my youth. Maybe your familiar with the names, I don't know where they originated from. I'm gathering it's like a Gramma & Papa thing. Just had to share! ✌Peace Day 🌹
"baba" is old woman in most Eastern Europe. No idea about Ditto.
And thank you!
@@KalyanaDesignTutorials Oh my apologies then. You're far from an old woman! How have you kept your hands from the damaging rays above. They are flawless, as stunning as your Art pieces. 😃
Well at 58 y.o. I'm not exactly young lol. Thank you. Just lots of Nivea cream lol
Beautiful!! 💜💜💜
Thank you!
Those are sooooo beautiful, I am just starting and am excited to start making things like this
Thank you!
Beautiful
Thank you!
Bonjour Day , woaaaa j'adore tes boucles d'oreille , j'aime beaucoup cette forme de spirale et avec tes superbes canes c'est trop trop jolie , merci beaucoup et un grand bravo !!!!
Bisous
Sylvie
Merci, Sylvie!
C'est magnifique . Merci day 😚
J'adore! Merci 😘
Merci Cecile
Like one
Thank you!
"Darn it!" So glad to see even an old pro can make mistakes.
Lol! I always do that for some reason.
Where can I purchase the buffer and attachments, love your work!
In the description
Thank you for the video! I have not started to do clay yet but am now excited to try! Also, what do you mean the earings were backward? I do not understand. Could you explain? Thank you!!!
Thank you! it means I had placed the bead so that the earrings were identical, not symmetrical (mirrored) and you always want to have your earrings mirrored, i.e. the blue towards the neck.