Polymer Clay Project: Lily Pond Necklace Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- In this tutorial we will be making a Lily Pond polymer clay bead necklace using the torn paper or watercolor technique and Gelatos. I'll show you how to create different effects depending on which background clay you use.
We will also be rolling some beautiful lentil beads from our watercolor veneers and molding them into various cabochon shapes.
I've also included a fairly detailed description of the drilling process in this video, so if that is something you struggle with, make sure you watch right to the end.
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I'm just revisiting some of your older videos and I think that the watercolour technique, the natasha beads and the lava lamp piece are some of my favourite pieces and could watch them forever!
Absolutely stunning!
Love the neckles
Love your tutorials. Very detailed and full of great information but most of all I love your sweetness and very calming voice!
Such beautiful beads, so soft and subtle with the pearl, translucent and white base for the Gelatos. Thanks so much for going through each and every step needed to achieve this gorgeous necklace, Samantha. I *love* it!
Love this project. Thank you for sharing.
I really like that torn paper technique! I love how it came out and the 3-d effect they have. I make polymer clay pens and I think that technique would look so cool on a pen. Thank you for showing how it's done! I can't wait to try it.
Hi Sam! You hit the jackpot once again! Gorgeous beads! I wanted to share a great tip with you that Pat Robertson shared with us. After the beads have been varnished with Varathane and are thoroughly dry, bake again at 225 F for 20-30 minutes and it will make the varnish extra hard. Thanx again! You are great! 😉👍😍
Wonderful tip. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful
Looks fab!
Beautiful, so soft, thank you again for a great tutorial Samantha
Wow! These are so beautiful!!🤩💥❤
Beautiful beads and another awesome tutorial - can’t wait to try it out
These are exquisite.
Love the idea very much.
I love your beautiful work
Thank you, what a wonderful spring necklace. Going to try this one for sure.
This is so informative thank you I want to try this, It is beautiful and you are a great teacher keep up the wonderful work.
I love your work! 💜
Oh yeah girl I love this method. Going to try to get some Gelatos this weekend
What a gorgeous technique, Samantha! I loved seeing how you reshaped the lentils, and the trick of using gloves when rolling the beads and reshaping the lentils into cabochons is one I plan to use often. I think these beads could also look great with a small (2-4 mm) pink or green round tourmaline bead between each of the polymer and silver spacer beads and without the diamond shaped cabochons (which would make cool earrings). Thanks for another terrific tutorial! ❤️
Love the colours, fantastic tutorial as always.
Oh wow this is a wonderful wonderful tutorial! I don’t do much with water colours anymore and have never tried it on polymer clay! I am going to now! I was so excited when you were using Gelatos! I have those!!! I have used them on polymer clay but not a great deal. I really to like them. Thank you so much for sharing ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👌👌👌👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩
Your videos are the best! I love your calm explanations. Depth of colors on these translucent coated beads is so pleasing. Thank you for everything.
JUST LOVE IT!❤
Thank you! I look forward to seeing your beginners tutorials.🙂
Thanks, Samantha, for another cool tutorial. I will be making this one very soon. Will send photos.
i will try this one soon ! thank you !
Hi Samantha!!
I really enjoy your calm style and detailed tutorials, although some of them are very prolonged, I feel short the time because you only dedicate the time to teaching, many long videos of other polymer clay channels of UA-cam have too much useless talk, your videos are all teaching, you are a great master !!
ONE QUESTION: the wire on which you mounted the beads to the necklace, what brand is it? and what gauge number was used?
Greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽😊🤗
Lovely ❤️
One of your best! Cool, subtle & sophisticated veneers ... I'd never have guessed the colouring/tearing technique, it's like alchemy! I will try to resist (for the moment, anyway!) investing in the Gelatos and try your alternative of smearing with fragments of other colours of clay as one of my passions is mixing the colours. Thank you so much for this tutorial, Sam :)
I love watching your tutorials. You are so talented!! So helpful and your work is gorgeous!! 👏🧡
Another beautiful necklace and tutorial!
What a beautiful necklace! TFS
I have been using the pearl gelato so and translucent and get a beautiful mother of pearl. Going to try your idea!
You are truly amazing. I’ve watched a lot of different artists doing this type of work and you are definitely the BEST I’ve found!!!
I really love this project. Lovely.
Lovely tutorial. Thank you Samantha 😊
absolutely lovely!!!! I plan to make these this week as a gift for a colleague ... thank you for a wonderful idea!
This is really pretty
Absolutely gorgeous 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Nice and delicate necklace, thanks for sharing
They are really beautiful 💗💗💗👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Loved it. U explain so well. Thanks
Very nicely done!! Thank you!
This is beautiful and cant wait to try it out. Love your videos
That is sooo pretty!! Nice idea!!💕
Really, really loving this … I’m envisioning a hanging graduated bead Christmas ornament… I’m so excited to try it. I truly love your tutorials💚❤️❤️
Very nice project! Thank you
Really nice work Jessama.
Que c'est joli !!! Merci Samantha !
Lovely!
Who is the dummy who disliked this video? What a sad life they must have. Anyway, these are beautiful! Love to try this soon!
If you don't like full gloves, finger cots are a good alternative.
This so so beautiful and a wonderful calm tutorial... this newbie thanks you 😘
You will lean a lot from Jessama Tutorials, particularly about professional finishing and attention to detail.
Lovely
Cela ressemble à la Watercolor technique avec les gelato's. C'est joli.
Learning lots and lots from you! Thank you
Great!
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Loooooove yo stuff, cheers love 😎🤗😘🕺🏿🕺💇🏽♀️😎
This is so beautiful! Do you have a link for the gelato colors?? I really appreciate the videos you make. 💞
I love the beads and the necklace but I am not sure of the wire at the back, I would have done some tiny beads to fill up the wire
Hi Samantha. Do you have a specific reason why you don't put holes in your beads before you bake them? And, when you said to bake your round beads on tissues, do you mean regular tissues, or tissue paper like you use when wrapping gifts?
I find that the beads distort if I try to put a hole through them before baking. I use regular tissues. The sort you blow your nose with. :D
An off the wall question, what size are the drill holes? How do you choose?
I love your work and am so eager to try these and so many others. Some say how many ounces are used to make the first white piece, I never know how much is used. Sorry, eager beginner. Thank you so much for sharing your experience, and helping so many to just have fun playing with clay.
I generally make the holes just a bit bigger than my cord size. In this case I think it was around 0.5mm.
Lovely necklace. I have watched your tutorials for some time now - love the faux stone ones best. You are showing a picture of one which looks like Rochrodosite at time point 50.16 in this video. Would there be a tutorial about how to achieve this effect?
I love this technique, I wonder have you ever tried Tim Holtz Distress Crayons for this?
No, but you could give it a try. Do a small test first to see how it goes.
Love this technique...I used it for the first thing I ever made and once again you have changed it up and inspired me. Samantha, where can I buy these acrylic squares for the lentil beads?
Helen, the acrylic squares are used for clear stamps, so look in the rybber stamp section of your local craft store. Samantha, hope you don't mind my commenting on this!
So beautiful! Thank you for all your videos. So inspiring! If I use alcohol ink do I still need to put a translucent sheet over the top? Thanks!
If you want to sand your pieces then you need the translucent on top.
Do you have a tutorial on how you actually prepare the pieces for baking? Like the tenting, etc.? Why do drill your holes after baking rather than before they are baked? I’ve watched several of your tutorials, I subscribe, and I’m also part of the Facebook group. I’m not new to polymer clay. I’ve used it before, but I am a newbie in taking it to a higher level so I can sell them. Thank you.
I don't have a tutorial yet for baking. I do have an article. I'll leave a link below. I am working on a series of beginner videos so that should be out soonish.
I drill holes after baking because it's neater and doesn't distort the beads. It also means if I'm using resin I can drill after the resin has cured which makes my life so much easier. www.jessamatutorials.com/bake-polymer-clay.html
As usual another great tutorial 😁 Can you tell me what sort of alcohol you use and where you get it from? Many thanks
I tend to use Adirondack alcohol inks. I get it from here. www.craftonline.com.au/collections/alcohol-inks?page=2
Sam can you please tell me where you bought the Verathene because I cannot see it in Bunnings. They have other brands but not sure what can replace it.
I bought it at Bunnings a few years ago. They've stopped selling it since then. I'm not sure where you can get it outside of buying online.
Is there a specific reason you drill the holes after baking rather than punching them prior to baking? Or is it just a personal choice?
I drill holes after baking because it won't distort the beads, where as punching a hole before baking would squish the bead.
@@JessamaTutorials thanks. Haven't experimented with either yet. Your experience and opinion is appreciated.
Have you ever made beads with dried flowers for a memorial?
No I haven't tried that just yet, but it's on the long list of things to try.
How thick is 1mm? About your number on the pasta machine to compare?
It's a 4 on my pasta machine.
What are Gelatos?
They are pens that are used typically in scrap booking and that I found quite useful on polymer clay too. www.google.com/search?ei=svjSXMnSHNmoyAOerZegDg&q=faber+castell+gelato+pens&oq=f&gs_l=psy-ab.1.1.35i39l2j0i67l2j0i131i67j0i67j0l4.670.1083..2740...0.0..0.453.774.3-1j1......0....1..gws-wiz.....6..0i71.PJw7JMZbaCU
Thank you, I had never heard of them
@@debbiegaines1362 Just to add, gelatos behave a bit like oil pastels, or soft crayons, but they're acrylic-based. They mix beautifully with water for a soft watercolor effect, too.
Can you use sharpies?
No. I don't think you can. You can use acrylic paint, alcohol ink, mica powder, gilders paste and pastels.
I love your beautiful work