Your attention to detail is inspiring. The beads are beautiful and I love the colors together. Don’t worry about your hands without gloves, they’re fine. We’re here for the amazing things you make with your hands, not to see a hand model. 😜 Thank you for sharing your talent and hard work ❤
Great Video! the beads & jewelry are lovely. Putting liquid clay on the wood beads & then curing is a great tip. I've never covered wood beads, but I'll have to remember to do that if I use them. one more thing...I really enjoy hearing you talk. your voice is so lovely & soothing...plus I like your accent. 😘
Gorgeous!! Thank you so much for sharing this! You’ve inspired me to try covering wood beads. Would you mind sharing how long you baked the beads when you applied the liquid clay to give solid clay texture to stick to? Thank you!
Very nice! This is the 2nd tutorial I've seen that you have done and I love them! The only thing I'd ask is that you tell us the name of the items you got from Temu. I tried to buy the texture sheet I saw on your double mica shift tutorial, but I couldn't find it and I think it would be a great addition to my collection. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent.
Thank you Cynthia 🥰 Of course, and thank you for asking. Here's the link: share.temu.com/UC5Wcr6V11A . I'll add the link in the description box of that tutorial as well 😉
An allergic reaction to uv resin messed up my hands a few years ago and although they are slowly getting better, I wear gloves for everything around the house as my fingers are too sensitive and I can't touch anything without them. For polymer clay, my skin is too dry and I can't have any flakes in the clay. I miss the feel of clay, but wearing gloves does help immensely with fingerprints.
Thanks Erika 🥰 Which? The raw clay slices or the finished pieces? Because I use a lot of translucent the mica shift is hard to see clearly until after it's baked. I just figured out how to view my iPhone on my mac while filming which will help me in future videos 😉
How I Finish my Pieces: Sanding/Buffing/Polishing and UV Resin ua-cam.com/video/62TfCDBt5V8/v-deo.html
Your attention to detail is inspiring. The beads are beautiful and I love the colors together. Don’t worry about your hands without gloves, they’re fine. We’re here for the amazing things you make with your hands, not to see a hand model. 😜 Thank you for sharing your talent and hard work ❤
Thank you so much 🥰
I love Donna Kato’s videos. This is my first time seeing your video. Nice job!
Thank you Elisabeth 🥰 Yes, Donna is the bomb!
Thanks for the tip to prepare wood beads with liquid clay - that will be useful in so many applications 😊
Glad it was helpful 🥰 It took a few mishaps to figure it out lol
I enjoy your videos. You keep everything organized and clear, and your advice is great. Keep it up and your channel will grow!
Thanks so much Randy 🥰
Love this. Love the colors and technique. I always learn something from your tutorials. Thanks for doing them!
Thank you so much Linda 🥰
Great Video! the beads & jewelry are lovely.
Putting liquid clay on the wood beads & then curing is a great tip. I've never covered wood beads, but I'll have to remember to do that if I use them.
one more thing...I really enjoy hearing you talk. your voice is so lovely & soothing...plus I like your accent. 😘
Thanks Melly 🥰 My accent is a little international lol 😘
Oh my... That is beautiful! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you 🥰
Beautiful beads! ❤
Simply beautiful, love this tutorial
Thanks so much 🥰
Very nice tutorial and really looks pretty 😍 ❤
Thank you Mary 🥰
Gorgeous!! Thank you so much for sharing this! You’ve inspired me to try covering wood beads. Would you mind sharing how long you baked the beads when you applied the liquid clay to give solid clay texture to stick to? Thank you!
Thank you Kimberly 🥰 I'm so glad this inspired you! 20 minutes in the oven would be more than enough as the liquid clay layer should be very thin
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Very nice! This is the 2nd tutorial I've seen that you have done and I love them! The only thing I'd ask is that you tell us the name of the items you got from Temu. I tried to buy the texture sheet I saw on your double mica shift tutorial, but I couldn't find it and I think it would be a great addition to my collection. Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent.
Thank you Cynthia 🥰 Of course, and thank you for asking. Here's the link: share.temu.com/UC5Wcr6V11A . I'll add the link in the description box of that tutorial as well 😉
@@keipfr Thank you very much for the link. I found them and more besides 🙂
Lovely beads x
Thank you Gary 🥰
Very pretty ❤
Thanks Rubaiyat 🥰
❤ love your work ❤
Thank you 🥰
Great video and explanation - I think I can do this!
Thank you 🥰 and of course you can!
I love this simple, modern and elegant design!
Thank you 🥰
That color combo is so vibrant!! Thank you for the lesson!!!
Thank you for watching 🥰
Love this! Thank you! 💕
Thanks Vanessa 🥰
Just beautiful love it ..ty
Thank you 🥰
Thank you.
Thank you for watching Cindy 🥰
Excellent
Thank you 🥰
Beautiful pieces 🙏🏽 Please don’t apologise for your hands… some of us are elders and gnarled ☺️
Thank you Joyce 🥰 You're a sweetheart. At least I clean under my nails before each video, that I can control unlike my hands 😁
Do you get used to the gloves, and what are the advantages of wearing them?
An allergic reaction to uv resin messed up my hands a few years ago and although they are slowly getting better, I wear gloves for everything around the house as my fingers are too sensitive and I can't touch anything without them. For polymer clay, my skin is too dry and I can't have any flakes in the clay. I miss the feel of clay, but wearing gloves does help immensely with fingerprints.
Great tutorial but can you please hold the pieces closer to the camera so we can see it better?
Thanks Erika 🥰 Which? The raw clay slices or the finished pieces? Because I use a lot of translucent the mica shift is hard to see clearly until after it's baked. I just figured out how to view my iPhone on my mac while filming which will help me in future videos 😉
@@keipfr , when you asked if we could see the mica shift , it’s too far from your camera otherwise the tutorial is great!