Natasha Beads Revisited Creating Art Pendants Earrings With Veneer Scrap Clay Polymer Clay Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2024
- In this video I take the left over veneers from my previous tutorial and create some random artistic designs using the mirror bead or Natasha bead technique (revisited) and then create even more veneers. 😊
If you look closely, you can see cats and owls and birds and even butterflies. Have fun creating as each time is totally different and such a surprise it never gets old!
Thanks for watching!
Alison 💜
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Great tutorial again. Thank you so much for sharing. The last piece didn't look like someone doing yoga. Alison, it looked just like you asking your husband to get rid of the big spider on the roof. Once again, thank you for sharing. I for one love your videos.
Bonnie Kreger I’m laughing so hard right now. 😂😂
Thank you so much Bonnie! 💜💜
I’m really glad one didn’t come out looking like that big hairy spider, it would have gotten thrown across the room! 😂
How can u get the top even
I never thought much of Natasha Beads but this had given me a new outlook. I love these, they came out great! 💕
Thanks for showing us a new way to make Natasha beads. I love to see what is revealed inside a block of clay! Can't wait to try this technique
Thanks Allison. I think that should be the first technique that new PC people should learn. No matter what is successful, or not, this makes every effort rewarding.
Gorgeous !!! A whole new look at Natasha beads, for me anyway!! Thank you!
Wonderful work!!❤ thank you for sharing with us!!
Beautiful work! Thank you for your tutorial!
Thank you. You are right. I have seen many tutorials on these and other beads. These are so pretty. Thank you for sharing.
Anita Mitchell Thank you 😊😊
so William Morris! I want to use it to make art nouveau clocks
though the first one is more sort of American Northwest totem pole ...
I loved the mokume gane you made in an earlier video, but these veneers made from the scraps and slices from the Natasha beads are even prettier! Thank you for sharing your time with us!
Liz Hummer Thank you! It’s my pleasure 💜
Thanks I loved this it was very beautiful
Thank you! So glad I watched this...I thought I knewhow to make Natashas but had never, ever thought to slice thinly from a block. I'd always sliced down the middle and shaved the excess off the back!
Very nice tutorial. The beads came out quite lovely.
Very good idea. I hadn’t thought of slicing - that makes the block go a lot further - and more beautiful designs. Thanks for sharing and happy crafting.
Kelly Bell my pleasure! Thank you! 😊
How exciting to make something useful from scrap clay.
Eugenia Roland 😁😁
Love the tutorial! Especially the way you can create more jewelry out of scrap clay. Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure Christine and thank you! 💜
Wonderful job!
They turned out sooo cool!! And yes the last one does look like a person doing yoga and hearts! Love love 💕
Tatum Hontz 💜💜💜
Very pretty!!
WOW!! A whole new way to use one of my favorite techniques!!! These are BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for sharing..I can't wait to try this!! ❤
Thank you Norrie 💜💜
Loved this tutorial. All of your tutorials are so easy to follow.
Thank you so much Evie 💜
These are really cool looking. Can’t wait to make some of these. I like the way you stretched them, so you can use bigger cutters. Great video!!!
Modern art nouveau ❤
Love this...your instruction as always is the best.
Thank you Lois 😊😊
Thanks! I have several mirrored pieces, but felt the designs were to small & intricate to be visible & appreciated. When I roll to enlarge they distorted too much. This technique is awesome! I'm gonna jump back on my bench, finally knowing what to do with them! You have saved them! Thanks again,!... Who the heck gave you a thumbs down on this?! Some people just can't appreciate a good thing!
Awe! Thanks Kim! I’m glad I could help out. I would love to see your pieces, you can always share on my Fb page 😊 (link in the description below this video)
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@@ThinkingOutsideTheBox Will do! I love all your tutes, you've taught me a lot, (but I've only recently been able to post comments), much appreciated!
Love these, so pretty and I love the idea of slicing them and putting them on the backing to stretch out. You get a better look at the designs you get. Great idea and beautiful work as always. Thank you for sharing, you’re amazing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💜💜💜💜
They are so much fun to make, it’s a little addicting 😂 Thank you Shelly 💜💜
When you were placing your cutters all I could think was how I would have chosen a different spot. Then I would contradict myself because I would see another perfect spot! Ahh so gorgeous!!
Oonagh72 Right?! So hard to choose. Another reason these are highly addictive! 😊😊
I love the Natasha process it was the only thing i got good at when I was doing polymer clay. I just might get my clay out and play. Thanks for sharing your talent with us!
Tammy Pluskett It is fun, you never know what designs you will get 😊
Thank you. I love this technique. I’ve had some success, and some failures 🥴, with Natasha beads, but this is going to lead to far more successes. Thank you again.
Penny Gower so happy to hear! Thank you 😊
Gorgeous and I will definitely make some. Hope that Alex is getting stronger everyday. God Bless
Thank you so much Ramona 😊 Alex is much better now 💜💜
Very cool
Those are so cool! I have seen a few Natasha bead tutorials but have not seen where it is done as a veneer. I really like this idea and will be giving it a try in the future. Thanks for sharing!
Anne gredler my pleasure! Thank you! 💜😊
This is one of my favorite techniques! I love what you made today.
Mine too! Thanks Dawn 😊😊
thank you for sharing,, i could see something different in everything you did,, I saw the zen master,, i saw the cat, or cats i saw a bird with its wings outstretched,, really interesting stuff and beautiful :) and best of all very relaxing to watch and learn
Thank you Bennette 💜 I love the Natasha Bead technique, it’s always a happy surprise! 😊
This is brilliant! I always hate the Natasha beads that I make because they seem so bulky. But making them into veneers is so smart!! Plus you can get a lot more pieces out of your scrap than if you make one Natasha bead. So cool! Thanks!!
Wendi Miller Thank you! 😊 when you step it down slowly it really doesn’t distort them much at all 💜💜 I imagine a journal cover in my future!
Love these ..your pieces are always beautiful.
Thank you so much Carolyn 💜
They came out absolutely awesome, Allison, I have been missing your channel!!! Time to get back.
Thank you Karen 💜
@@ThinkingOutsideTheBox u r sooo welcomed!
NATASHA BEADS "SLAY"!!!
Real nice!! Thanks for sharing
Lummie Bergsma Thank you 😊
Bonjour
Vos créations sont magnifiques j'adore !!! Cette technique est super.
👏👏bravo..😘😘
sandrine papillon Thank you so much 💜💜
Very nice 🤩🤩💖
So darn cool!! Now I gotta go make some!! Thanks for the inspiration! Cheers!
Cindy Wade Thanks!! Have fun 😊💜
love that i am making right now :)
Manon Potvin Thank you 💜
I see an Angel in the second veneer you did, in the center but closer to the bottom
Love your videos, such great techniques to expand my creativity. There's always sonething new to learn. Thought one of your vebeers looked like a cowgirl complete with chaps and hat! Then you turned it over...probably a good idea☺
Linda Maclaren Thank you so much Linda! I wish I had caught that :/
hello 1970's psychedelic those are awesome
Jeanne Hinrichs Thank you! 💜
I should have thought and done that but took my scraps and mixed with the black.
Deb Beechy no need for scraps. Grab different colors of clay and have fun 😊
I absolutely love this, I really wish I could make the exact same pendants that you did. I understand that you didn't invent the natasha bead, but your take on it is still genius and you should claim the rights to it, just like your last mokume gane technique, and nobody should make you feel bad about doing so, you deserve the credit!
And thank you so much for sharing it with us! I saw this video & had to try it but had already balled up & blended all the scraps from your last tutorial, so I make a whole different mokume gane block & took slices from it then tried forming the natasha beads as you showed us. I did it twice actually but I'm doing something wrong.. for some reason they all come out where the designs & details are very very close together, almost to the point of just blending the colors. I dont know what I did wrong or how to fix that or if it even makes any sense but it's like the designs are so difficult to see because all the lines throught each slice are so small & smushed together. It's getting frustrating.. I dont know
Jasmine Healey depending what the accent color was that you used with the Mokume Gane, add some of that to your slices when you layer it to create the Natasha bead slices (like I did with the black. I also added some solid colors that I used with the Mokume slices. Twist only twice so the colors don’t blend too much. I hope this helps 💜
Jasmine Healey Thank you💜💜
@@ThinkingOutsideTheBox I will definitely try that, thank you so much!
WoooooooW 😍😍😍
Iris Brueck 💜💜
I would have never thought to make Natasha's out of scrap veneers! I USED TO create new colors from the scraps, but thanks to your imagination, I'll see a lot more pretties happening on my table.
Did you ever end up seeing the spider on your "she-shed" via deer cam?
HKreations YAY! No on the spider lol hubby “disposed” of it when I wasn’t home :/
Thanks a lot for sharing!!
Ana Márquez my pleasure! 😊
Can you tell me where you got the cutters please..your work is beautiful!❤️❤️
Thank you Cindy! 💜
Here’s the link to the Arrowhead Cutter Set: rjcrafts.com/product/cutter-set-105-arrowhead/?wpam_id=3
Absolutely great tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing your work. It’s the first time that I’ve seen this type of work and would certainly like to try it in the future. Can you please advise the exact names of some of the supplies that you u used and what can be done if I don’t have a pasta machine. Thanks again!!!!!!!
Bee Robins Thank you so much! Once you start polymer clay, you will be hooked 😊
You can use an acrylic roller if you don’t have a pasta machine. I like to use Sculpey Premo Polymer Clay (in my opinion it’s the strongest). There are special cutting/slicing blades made by Sculpey also for polymer clay. All these items can be found at your local craft store like Joann’s, Michael’s...Hobby Lobby including the pasta machine 😊💜
Thanks soooo much for the info. Very much appreciated. Going to try to get the required tools & begin a project by the end of the summer. Thanks again!!!!! 👍👍👍
Congratulations !
Junejim Thanks! 😊
Beautiful😍
Kelly Weber Thank you 💜
Hi again Alison- I don't know if you will check these & see this so I figured I just give it a shot in case you do. I 1st wanted to say that I missed seeing a tutorial from you this week & I know I'm not the only one. Secondly, I want to say that I really really hope everything is ok. I hope Alex is doing well & that you & your family are great & I just hope that nothing bad happened. And lastly, I just wanted to tell you about something I found tonight at Walmart, of all places. Do you know the Folkart Color Shift paints? Most of them were called Blue Flash, Red Flash, Purple Flash, etc. Well anyway, I found a few new ones tonight. They all looked pretty but I didn't want to buy all of the new ones right away so I just chose 3 of them. It was a very easy decision for me & so I chose Raspberry Flash which is a pretty reddish color that has lots of gold mica particles in it & Plum Flash which is a very nice purple w/ gold & Dragon Flash which is like a real color w/ gold mica. They are absolutely beautiful, so cool looking & quite different from all the other Color Shift paints by Folkart (or at least all the ones I have seen & bought over the last few years). I had to try them out on some black Premo the second I got home & they are very very pretty on it. Haven't tried any other colors yet though. Anyway, I am really excited about them, just wish I was creative enough to come up w/ some cool ideas as to how to use them on paint like i know you could! So I just really wanted to tell you about them in case you're interested (and I selfishly hope you'll get them, love them & create a tutorial on how to use them with clay!). I also wanted to check in & see how you were doing & say I hope everything & everyone is ok. Oh & I also meant to tell you that I saw Dragonfly Glaze in Walmart tonight! I couldn't believe it! I already have all of them but I don't know, I was pretty excited to see them there. I know that Walmart is a lot easier for a lot of people to come across than, say, Hobby Lobby. And Walmart also now sells Glitterific paints. I don't have any of those & haven't even tried them yet but it's good to know that it's so readily available now. Ok I'm finally done. Hope you see this & hope all is well💗
That's supposed to say that the Dragon Flash pain is a beautiful TEAL color w/ gold, not real
Love what you did today. I hate how childish people are regarding art and who started a trend. I don't always know and I just do things for fun... It is not a college thesis....sorry not going to do the research, so not sorry.
Dysfunctional Designs by Diana Thank you! 💜
It’s a crazy world 😂
They are Perfection!
Thank you Janine! 💜
What are you working your clay on what kind of mat is it
Great project! Working with black clay on black background was a bit hard to see though
Susan Beal Thanks! I tried to keep it on the white tile as much as possible. The black clay was only used as the backing 😊
Did you say you will clean up your edges after baking?
Karen Bitter Yes 😊
How? Sanding? Cause it will be hot?
Karen Bitter wait until your pieces are cooled off, then you can take a nail file and lightly go over the edges. There’s really not much to clean up 😊
@@ThinkingOutsideTheBox DUH!!! I am not thinking straight
Your store has been closed since January? Are you not selling anymore? Thanks!
Color 'N Canvas I put my Etsy shop on vacation for a bit. We are doing some house renovations and between that and my tutorials I could not give the steady flow of made to order items the attention they deserved. I do still sell through my Facebook page if there’s something you’re interested in. 😊💜
I know men when they cut logs length ways they made table from this same design and they called it book match
That is not a Natasha bead. A Natasha bead is when all four corners match.
Louise Parkes a Natasha Bead is a mirrored bead. 2 edges can match or 4. This started out as a Natasha bead where 2 edges matched and then I turned it into a veneer.
No it's a technique of cutting the clay ! But that's a really rude comment on a free video that Allison took hours to share with you ...