Polymer Clay Veneer Using Glue Gun Stamp and Chalk Pastel
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Make your own awesome glue gun stamps and then create beautiful polymer clay veneers that are unique to you. This is such an easy process yet creates stunning, one of a kind designs and results with your polymer clay.
your tutorial are just brilliant ... thankyou!
thanks so much - what a lovely thing to say x
The easy going style of your way means you don't need to say sorry, your showing us your way and I appreciate it.🥰 I am from Adelaide so greetings gal.
oh hey Joy, it's great to hear from you. Thanks so much for your great comment - it means the world. Lots of love Deb
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Thanks heaps Darlene xx
Those bits you're shaving off can be used as well to make beads etc. It's called Mokume Gane.
yes it's such a great process. I actually have a couple of tutorials on my website creating some different mokume gane as well. Thanks
Thank you 😊 for sharing... I live in Florida and it’s hot 🥵 my is soft so I put it in the Fridge fridge to stiffen it and that help me do your Technique that I love... 💕
yes I live in a hot climate too Tish so know what you mean. I'm so glad you love this technique, many thanks
You are so inventive and experimental! I love it.
Racheal that's so kind of you honey...thanks heaps x
Wow, you express so much JOY when you work, Debbie! I love that! And your sense of adventure and discovery, and lovely ability to laugh at yourself, is really contagious, inspiring and endearing. You're a fantastic teacher ... thank you *so much*! Love organic swirls, too!
oh you are just divine Eileen, what a beautiful thing to say...you just made my day. Huge thanks and sending you lots of love. x
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Gorgeous results. Thank you for sharing.
aww thanks Elli.
Love this tutorial! Thank you!
thanks so much Cate x
I could watch you all day and listen to your sweet voice! Thank you for another cool twist on the chalk ideas...;-)
oh you are just the sweetest in the world!! Thanks honey bunch....so much more you can do with chalks hey - just love them.
Debbie, Love, Love, Love your glue gun stamps!! Thank you so much for sharing a wonderful technique with pastel chalks also.
hey Julie, so glad you do honey....and happy you like the videos - many thanks. xx
Hi your work is awesome .... do yo bake the clay after you apply the caulk or is it air dry clay ??
Hi Judy, so lovely to hear from you and thanks for your comment. This is polymer clay so it's cured after the piece is finished. Normally I would turn a veneer into a bead or pendant etc then cure. Have a great day Judy.
What is the powder put on the stamp?
so sorry for the late reply here - it's baby powder
oh how cool! Both the glue gun stamps and the addition of the chalks to the surface before stamping. I can't wait to try this!
thanks Deb, so glad you like it. xx
Lovely technique.. 😊
thanks so much Joyce
Hi Debbie, thanks for another great tut. I am off to the hubby's shed as we speak to 'aquire ' some wood pieces and will definitely be giving this a go. Thanks again Juliex
oh Julie, good on ya honey - grab lots!! haha Hope you have fun with it. x
Love the glue gun idea. Gonna try that.
Thanks Phyllis, really happy you like it. Good luck with your glue gun stamps.
Hi, Debbie, another great tutorial! I made my own homemade stamp a little differently: I created a solid tubular “snake” of polymer clay using my clay extruder (with a round hole opening), and then shaped the raw clay snake as I liked. Since it’s not hot glue, you have a lot more control over the final shape, especially if you want to have wider portions and narrower portions in the stamp. I then baked the shape, allowed it to cool and then glued it to the wood block. It worked very well in making a deep enough impression in raw clay to do the shaving as you demonstrate. As this was my first attempt, the shaving step didn’t go all that smoothly. In your video, did you use a rigid blade or a flexible one?
thanks heaps AR. That's a great way to create a unique stamp! It's nice to make something you know is a one-of-a-kind - well done. I love some of the random squiggly bits the glue gun creates - always been fascinated by that - just a different look. Now I can't remember if I used my rigid blade or flexi blade but normally I would use a flexi blade for this technique - I find it works a bit better for me. Have a great day. x
Love this Debbie, I too love the glue gun stamps as like you say so organic.
oh yay, they're so awesome aren't they. So happy you like this.
Thank you I think your are amazing the lighting is great your voice is clear and friendly your work space is clear UV learnt alot. Xxx Perth WA.
oh Fatima, what a lovely thing to say - huge thanks for your wonderful comments....and we're neighbours it seems - Geraldton WA x
Love, love, love it. Thankyou for this great tutorial. :)
oh gosh Rebecca, you are more than welcome honey
Love the tutorial
Thanks so much.
Firstly, wow! looks fantastic, one question, is it safe to use a pasta machine for actual pasta after its been used for clay if rollers get a wipe and maybe run some scrap pasta dough through a few times first? Greetings from Ireland BTW!
hi Shane, many thanks for your comment and greetings from Down Under! You know I probably would use my pasta machine either only for clay or only for pasta - I wouldn't combine the two. The reason being, I know it's incredibly easy to get very small particles of clay stuck in the nether regions of the pasta machine and this wouldn't be ideal getting transferred to your pasta dough!! It could look pretty but wouldn't be good to eat I would imagine. You can get pasta machines pretty cheap these days so perhaps invest in one for each :)
excellent!
huge thanks Genevieve
This looks so pretty! xx
awwww thanks xx
Very pretty! What a lovely voice.
awww thanks so much Mary
Hi Debbie, I think this video is wonderful! Up until now, I've been intimidated to work with chalks, even though I've owned them for over 10 years. I can't wait to get into my workspace :)
oh yay, that's great news. Use em up I reckon!! Have a fun time in the studio. xx
Wow! New subscriber here. I just looked at your Flicker page. What gorgeous work! Have you done a tutorial on making the tube beads? I'd love to see all the techniques you use with those... they are wonderful! Thank you.
hey there, thanks so much for your lovely comment. I haven't yet done a tutorial on the tube beads as I've got a few workshops coming up with the tubes as one of the projects. I'm sure I'll get around to doing a video class on them in the future. Thanks again.
Hi Debbie, really enjoying your videos. I was lucky to be one of your recent students over in Melbourne and I'm loving learning even more of your techniques. I'll have to break out the chalk collection soon. Keep the videos coming. And yes Wasabi is a very cool colour. Laura. PS I love your blog too.
oh hey Laura, how are you honey....nice to see you here! :) There are just so many techniques to learn hey - and just so much you can do with those chalks. Thanks for the vote of confidence honey - that makes me very happy....oh and so glad you like the blog - big thanks. xx
I love your tutorials Debbie, you are so easygoing and fun to watch. And GLUE GUN stamps?!? My wallet loves that idea! 😁
hahaha yes my wallet loves it too...huge thanks Dana
Hey Debbie! Loved everything about this video, your enthusiasm is contagious !!!! Beautiful work also :^)
boy I'm really late with a reply here - so sorry! Thanks so much for your awesome comment.
Great ideas !!! :-)
thanks so Monique
Lovely. Can you show some of the things you use your venires for?
hey CraftySamarita, thank you so much. I love to create cabochons and tube beads with my different veneers - anything 3 dimensional. I'll pop a link to my flickr album for you here www.flickr.com/photos/debbiecrothers/ If you scroll through you should find them.
thanks for sharing, only you knew you made a mistake...ha, ha...mistakes are usable every time...
oh absolutely, couldn't agree more. :)