I love these colors. You are so right to say that they are vibrant. Your tutorials are so very easy to follow and you are giving me some great ideas for my wifes earrings and pendants.
Oh, I laughed SO HARD when Maddie turned on the hair dryer!!! 😂 She might have beaten Trixie with that one 😂 Great tutorial, they're all beautiful projects....but i gotta spotty for me 😊❤❤❤
Oh my goodness, you totally out did yourself here!! I would pick the stripe if I was forced to pick. But I love them all but I do love the mica shift a lot. Thank you for sharing this technique with us, you have a great eye for detail, art and color combinations thanks again ♥️
Amazing! I really enjoyed watching you think through the your creative process. I found it very useful as it demonstrates all the mini decisions you need to make along the way. Thank you for sharing. 🌈
Hi! New sub here! I just had to see how you created these stunning pieces! I can’t wait to try this out. I’m also a “tuber” I’d love to stop by. One of these days I’ll start making again…😊
I love the colors! Definitely has the 60’s vibe. And speaking in the jargon of that time period, they are really kool! Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing.
I’m so glad you kept it in. I always love when you get a little glimpse into an artist’s life, and if it involves dogs then all the better. A dog turning on the hairdryer?! Golden ❤
New subscriber sends Greetings from Tucson, Arizona. I'm LUVIN' this technique - SO inspirational - and I was hoping for more small circles. (I find dipping the cutters in corn starch helps to release the clay)
Thank you 🥰 My logo stamp is actually a metal die I had made to stamp metal tags for my macramé pieces before I started polymer clay. It is very heavy and I'm sure you can get lighter plastic ones now, but here's the Etsy link where I bought mine: www.etsy.com/listing/1009061389/custom-metal-stamp-custom-metal-die?ref=yr_purchases
I made it. Its a cheap craft cutting board (Temu) which I cut to shape and placed a glass kitchen cutting board on top. I was going for a Tim Holtz Media Mat kind of vibe 😉
@@keipfrThis is the answer I came for! TYVM for sharing. I had almost figured it out..but I was at an acrylic top vs. glass. Now to figure out how to keep them stuck together
Thanks!
Thank you so much Vicki 🥰 My first super thanks! I'm gobsmacked! Thank you 😘
I love these colors. You are so right to say that they are vibrant. Your tutorials are so very easy to follow and you are giving me some great ideas for my wifes earrings and pendants.
Thank you 🥰 Sometimes I get stuck in my regular colour combinations and a little colour therapy is needed.
I do not have the patience to sand and buff to that level of shine! That's absolutely gorgeous
Thank you so much 🥰
I’m usually on team spottie, but I agree that those stripes are quite beautiful. They’re almost like paint strokes of vibrant colour.
Thank you 🥰 The stripes really capture the mica shift
Oh, I laughed SO HARD when Maddie turned on the hair dryer!!! 😂 She might have beaten Trixie with that one 😂
Great tutorial, they're all beautiful projects....but i gotta spotty for me 😊❤❤❤
Thanks Melly 🥰 It had rained for 2 days and both the cat and dog were full of beans lol.
Oh my goodness, you totally out did yourself here!! I would pick the stripe if I was forced to pick. But I love them all but I do love the mica shift a lot. Thank you for sharing this technique with us, you have a great eye for detail, art and color combinations thanks again ♥️
Thank you so much Karen 🥰
Amazing! I really enjoyed watching you think through the your creative process. I found it very useful as it demonstrates all the mini decisions you need to make along the way. Thank you for sharing. 🌈
Thank you 🥰 I try not to edit too much out to keep it as real as possible.
Oh my goodness! I can’t pick a favorite! They r all wonderfully colorful and eye catching! I love unique pieces! Thank u for sharing! ❤
Thank you 🥰
Love your color selection. Super fun. Your technique is straightforward yet the results are dramatic. ❤
Thank you Beth 🥰
I love the spots, but I'm in to poka dots right now. I This is my 1st time seeing your videos. Great job, I love both of them.❤
Thank you 🥰
really beautiful and I like really much the scrap one 😅 thank you for sharing your work 🙏✨🌸
Thank you 🥰
🩵🩷💛💜🧡💙💚🤍❤🩵🩷🤍💙💚💛💜 Absolutely VIBRANT AND GORGEOUS 🩵🩷💜💛🧡🤍💚💙💜❤🤍💛💜🩷🩵🤍❤💜🧡💚💙🤍💛🤍
Thank you Jimmy 🥰 Love your comment!
Very cool. Love colours and designs. Like the spoty one best, looks like planets, but both are cool
Thank you 🥰
Hi! New sub here! I just had to see how you created these stunning pieces! I can’t wait to try this out. I’m also a “tuber” I’d love to stop by. One of these days I’ll start making again…😊
Hey Susan! Thank you 🥰 I just subscribed to your channel and hope you start creating again x
Your craft is exquisite! ❤❤🧡🧡💛💛💚💚💙💙💜💜
Thank you Zulma 🥰
Hello! Here supporting from our Group with Melanie 💜
Thank you Rosa 🥰
I love the colors! Definitely has the 60’s vibe. And speaking in the jargon of that time period, they are really kool! Beautiful work! Thank you for sharing.
Groovy 🥰
Absolutely beautiful work!!!
Thank you 🥰
Absolutely beautiful ❤
Thanks Sherry 🥰
Love the stripes!!!
Thanks Val 🥰 Me too
Finishing your playlist and everything was beautiful ❤ hope this helps get your hours up 😊
You're a sweetheart Sherry 🥰 Thank you! I have the hours it's the ad views I need now 🤪 ❤️
@@keipfr lol me too
I really like them both, so beautiful!
Thank you! 🥰
I like the spotty ones, but I absolutely love the stripes. Gorgonzola! Your dog turning on the hairdryer cracked me up 😂 Priceless
Thank you 🥰 I debated a retake but thought it was funny and real life happens 🤣
I’m so glad you kept it in. I always love when you get a little glimpse into an artist’s life, and if it involves dogs then all the better. A dog turning on the hairdryer?! Golden ❤
No preference. I just love it all. Gorgeous work!!
Thank you Vicki 🥰
New subscriber sends Greetings from Tucson, Arizona.
I'm LUVIN' this technique - SO inspirational - and I was hoping for more small circles.
(I find dipping the cutters in corn starch helps to release the clay)
Thank you & thank you for subscribing 🥰
I love all of it!!!❤
Thanks Erika 🥰
Love the colors!❤️
Thank you 🥰
love the spots
Thank you 🥰
Love the stripey one, looks almost cartoon effect with the black ink, thanks for the tute!
Thanks 🥰 I think I prefer the stripy too for the mica shift
They are all gorgeous?,😊❤
Thank you 🥰
Beautiful colours love them all ❤
Thanks! 🥰
They are all gorgeous ❤
Thank you 🥰
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Thank you 🥰
Oh I love all of them! Thank you so much for sharing❤How do you do the wire adjustable in the last one?
Thank you Manuela 🥰 I made it out of clay. I don't have a tutorial on that one yet as it was an experiment that actually worked 😉
I love the spotties but think in this case the stripes
Me too Wendy. Thanks for watching 🥰
Beautiful! I love all this!
Btw- can you share where you got your name stamp?
Thank you 🥰 My logo stamp is actually a metal die I had made to stamp metal tags for my macramé pieces before I started polymer clay. It is very heavy and I'm sure you can get lighter plastic ones now, but here's the Etsy link where I bought mine: www.etsy.com/listing/1009061389/custom-metal-stamp-custom-metal-die?ref=yr_purchases
Can you tell us where you got the mat?
I made it. Its a cheap craft cutting board (Temu) which I cut to shape and placed a glass kitchen cutting board on top. I was going for a Tim Holtz Media Mat kind of vibe 😉
@@keipfrThis is the answer I came for! TYVM for sharing. I had almost figured it out..but I was at an acrylic top vs. glass. Now to figure out how to keep them stuck together
@@MsSassySean Excellent! I just used a little clear tape on the edges to hold it in place under the glass 😉