Mokume Gane Technique in Polymer Clay

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  • @Beryllahawk
    @Beryllahawk 6 років тому +74

    I have watched a dozen or more videos discussing and demonstrating mokume gane, and yours has been the best - the most clarity, the most straight-forward, the simplest demonstration and explanation. Maybe some of it is just that you are quite casual and conversational - just sitting and talking and showing us what to do, nothing fancy about it, which I find to be charming and *extremely* helpful.
    I am so glad I found your channel! Thank you!

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  6 років тому +2

      Oh thank you! I'm very behind with my polymer clay videos in this heatwave (we have no aircon, like most houses in the UK) so I've made a fun video to put up today(ish) with a polymer clay one to follow soon (I hope). xx

    • @pipperoooo
      @pipperoooo 5 років тому +2

      I was JUST going to post this exact same sentiment. Excellent instruction. I'm new to polymer and hers is definitely the easiest and best instruction. Excellent. Thank you. My hardest decision now is which colors to combine! :D

    • @peoplerstrange62
      @peoplerstrange62 2 роки тому +2

      Exactly what she said 💕

    • @Julzzzsatx
      @Julzzzsatx Рік тому

      I agree💯

  • @Xuliela
    @Xuliela 4 роки тому +22

    When you started poking and cutting it, I was like "What ~ is~ she~ doing? That is just weird, please don't" at the end I was like " She is so amazing!!! DON"T STOP!!!!" That was a wonderful tutorial even the colour combination was AMAZING!!! Thank you for sharing this.

    • @TheNanabanana127
      @TheNanabanana127 2 роки тому

      Xuliela, I know just what you mean! 😂 watching the “punching holes process” feels like watching someone painting a masterpiece and then smearing paint all over the top! Cringe!!
      But it’s ohhh so rewarding once that first slice is taken and you see that the true masterpiece is within!
      Shouldn’t that be a metaphor for something emotional or poetic? “And what she knew all along was that the true masterpiece is within…”

  • @debbiebarnette9715
    @debbiebarnette9715 Місяць тому

    Great tutorial! Love the blues. So pretty!

  • @DariaS-BrattWithTatts
    @DariaS-BrattWithTatts 7 років тому +1

    I love it "I said I'm a rebel not an idiot", Fantastic!!! Thumbs up and glad to have you as a new teacher.

  • @jomontgomery4261
    @jomontgomery4261 5 років тому +1

    do so enjoy your tutorials. I enjoy your quirky sense of humor and your ability to laugh at yourself. Thanks for suggesting uses of your canes and other projects. I feel you really enjoy Polymer Clay and your various projects.

  • @stakyLoo
    @stakyLoo 4 роки тому +22

    "I'm a rebel, not an idiot"...my coffee is now splattered on the floor 🤣

  • @nschase2052
    @nschase2052 4 роки тому +2

    I thought you were nuts when you pressed all those shapes in and then squished the thing back into a block. I gasped out loud when you sliced. Thrilled to try my own now. Thank you for sharing this technique!!!

  • @kiyanwang
    @kiyanwang 5 років тому +3

    This was a wonderful tutorial and one I was able to follow to create my veneer which I then wrapped/formed around some pen tubes to create a beautiful fountain pen. Many thanks, this was so easy to follow for someone very new to polymer clay.

  • @iguana905
    @iguana905 7 років тому +8

    SHE"S A TRUE REBEL!!!! TEACH ME YOUR WAYS!!!!

  • @lindalopresti389
    @lindalopresti389 7 місяців тому

    Very cool! I’m very new to polymers and always excited to try new things. Love your sense of humor!

  • @davidgebo9739
    @davidgebo9739 3 роки тому

    This video is great!!! Very straight forward to easily understand! Love your accent and enthusiasm!

  • @ARTBYSPARKLE
    @ARTBYSPARKLE 3 місяці тому

    I’m a new Subscriber 😊. These patterns are lovely and I really like this technique. Thanks for the tutorial

  • @tracywestby2231
    @tracywestby2231 8 років тому +10

    One of the most interesting & forgiving techniques out there :) I enjoy watching all the different ways people make their patterns.

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому +1

      Tracy Westby Me too, you never know what will emerge! xx

  • @bentlife2541
    @bentlife2541 5 років тому +2

    You are a great teacher!! Thank you for this & your other videos.. You explain everything in great detail & leave nothing to chance... so I don't have mistakes by omitted information!! MUCH appreciated!! ❤

  • @dorothyshaw-herbert4934
    @dorothyshaw-herbert4934 2 роки тому +1

    This was an easy to follow tutorial. Thanks for sharing ❤

  • @FoxInMocs
    @FoxInMocs 4 роки тому +3

    You’re so cute, I love your commentary. I can’t wait to try this out, it really creates neat patterns. Thank you so much for sharing 💖

  • @doloresungerleider4984
    @doloresungerleider4984 7 років тому

    Excellent demo. Clear and concise instructions and beautifully executed.

  • @KJ-iz3eq
    @KJ-iz3eq 4 місяці тому

    So beautiful !!!❤️❤️ I am definitely going to try this today. I have already subscribed to your channel.

  • @bjjones1969
    @bjjones1969 3 роки тому +1

    I LOVE IT! Thank you for teaching...beautiful...

  • @grannyjclay-joannieholdhus925
    @grannyjclay-joannieholdhus925 8 років тому +7

    Beautiful! Love your choice of colors! You are easy to follow so thank you!!!

  • @ChrisSmith-gy9zp
    @ChrisSmith-gy9zp 2 роки тому

    Wonderful tutorial!!! Thank you

  • @DlikeDagmara
    @DlikeDagmara 4 роки тому +4

    Love your sence of humour :D. Great tutorial! Thank you very much!

  • @carlycharlesworth1497
    @carlycharlesworth1497 2 роки тому

    That was brilliant. Thank you Unruly Housewife!

  • @HawaiiCarrie
    @HawaiiCarrie 4 роки тому

    This is a really fun-looking method! Thank you!

  • @Maryjosie_
    @Maryjosie_ 3 роки тому

    My jaw dropped to the floor at 9:45 😍😍😍 dopamine levels sky rocketed!

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  3 роки тому

      Haha, it's a fun technique isn't it? There's a video on my channel somewhere, where my son does a voiceover while I do this but he has no idea what I am doing, or how it will look. His confusion, followed by his surprised reaction, is really funny. xx

  • @karenmccabe2371
    @karenmccabe2371 2 роки тому

    Wow!! Just found you and am so happy I did!

  • @PaulaNicholson-n1v
    @PaulaNicholson-n1v 7 місяців тому

    What a lovely effect! Thank you 😊

  • @KTcov
    @KTcov Рік тому

    Beautiful, would love to see the finished pieces❤

  • @lizrichardson3309
    @lizrichardson3309 8 років тому +1

    I love this technique and use it a lot. I have a box full of bits that have interesting shapes including nylon gears from an old photocopier! it's like magic when you find out what you have 'accidentally' designed! Your colours really pop! I'll have to try them! thanks for a great demo!

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому +1

      Thanks Liz. I really like the shallow versions of this with planned patterns on... When I feel I know enough I might do a video about that. xx

  • @PapercraftLady
    @PapercraftLady 4 роки тому +1

    Amazing! I'm very very new to playing with polymer clay, and I look forward to getting to the point where I can try this technique. Thanks so very much!

  • @annettamoses4356
    @annettamoses4356 2 роки тому +1

    Fabulous! I love it. Thanks for sharing. 💗

  • @galady8632
    @galady8632 8 років тому +3

    Another winner, as always. When you mentioned having 'a croaky voice' I laughed so hard I could not see the screen. I usually say 'I sound like I swallowed a frog' but that will now change. Croaky voice is another winner. Thx!

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому

      Haha! I think in the UK that's a normal thing to say... I may be wrong, I'm not exactly normal.

    • @galady8632
      @galady8632 8 років тому +1

      +Unruly Housewife
      I haven't ever aspired to be 'normal'. IMHO I think it would be boring. I avoid being predictable. And I prefer not to be categorized. If I had to select a category for moi I would prefer 'unique'. If interested in joining me I certainly would enjoy your company. Lots of laughter and 'claying around'. I doubt it would ever be boring!

  • @rachaeldeangelis5612
    @rachaeldeangelis5612 4 роки тому

    I used this technique for the first time and love it! Thank you!!

  • @way2frizzy
    @way2frizzy 8 років тому +1

    This is gorgeous and fun to do! thanks for sharing. You are fun to watch too.

  • @ClareCreationsAL
    @ClareCreationsAL 8 років тому +9

    Great tutorial! Although I already knew how to do this, I am so thankful that I enjoy your videos so much that I watched your version anyway! I have NEVER thought about making thicker slices like you did. I have struggled too accomplish this technique using the old standard of bending the blade to take small paper thin skimmed slices off the mokume gane block. I couldn't do that well, nor could I hold the blade bent as such. Having MS greatly affects my hand coordination and gives me the shakes---definitely NOT what you want when you are holding a razor blade! But these thicker slices would be easier for me! I can even use my clay slicer! Val, I just love your videos. You always have some brilliant nugget of inspiration, no matter the topic! My confidence is building because of you! Thank you!--Leslie

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому +1

      creativepzazz That's so sweet, thank you. And yes, totally use your clay slicer, that would be perfect! x

    • @isabella-bt1mh
      @isabella-bt1mh 5 років тому

      Love it !!!!!

  • @debrashorten5160
    @debrashorten5160 8 років тому +2

    Turned out very pretty. love your choice of colours thank you

  • @rebekahaurie6252
    @rebekahaurie6252 2 роки тому

    Very cool! Thank YOU! I'm gonna do lots of this technique. 🌈💖🌊

  • @marlaprinsloo4710
    @marlaprinsloo4710 3 роки тому

    Oh my word! THANK YOU! i have to try this

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  3 роки тому +1

      You're welcome! There's another video on here somewhere, where I get my son to do the voiceover but he has no idea what I am doing. It's so funny, especially when the reveal happens 😂

  • @yelloworangered
    @yelloworangered 6 років тому

    I joined the Hop! FB group as you suggested. I am so glad. Thus far, I have some burnt to charcoal beads and a scorched can lid to display. I find though that the early failure has not dimmed in interest in trying new things with polymer clay!

  • @tjaysilver
    @tjaysilver 8 років тому +5

    Love this technique as you never know quite what you will get. The colour combo you used is gorgeous, love blues.

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому

      Thanks! It looks better in real life too (unless it's just my monitor making it look a bit grey, haha! xx

    • @tjaysilver
      @tjaysilver 8 років тому +2

      Unruly Housewife, the colours look great. It's given me a bit of an idea for a Christmas theme 🤔

    • @bsurf5004
      @bsurf5004 7 років тому

      like your history intro which is funny when you comment ab adding 'metal paper'. Goes back to where it began using metals. I, also was just experimenting eons ago and liked glint rather than glitter (back then). I use gold leaf flakes and just gently rub them on with my finger to make a very thin layer between your clay layers and before cut to make the initial block. That way part of the design but get little flexs of gold or whatever colour flakes you have (i like combos). Although an old hand I have subscribed and will tell others as your enjoyment and fun shines through encouraging others to try rather than just watch and move on. Thank you for sharing

  • @mikaxchu8661
    @mikaxchu8661 3 роки тому

    im rather new to this kind of abstract art and i really enjoy this tutorial. You helped me a lot, thank you very much!

  • @elizabethvallely4044
    @elizabethvallely4044 6 років тому +2

    Thank you for sharing the Mokume Gane it was beautiful love the colours! I am learning so much from you thanks again! Liz x

  • @EnlightenedFlamingo
    @EnlightenedFlamingo 8 років тому +2

    I haven't tried this technique yet, but it's been on my list! Thanks for sharing.

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому +3

      There are a few ways of doing it, so look around on UA-cam and then jump in! :D xx

    • @EnlightenedFlamingo
      @EnlightenedFlamingo 8 років тому +2

      Unruly Housewife Oh, yes, I've already watched several! Anytime I see a technique that interests me, I look all over the Internet! 🙂👍

  • @itaomahony502
    @itaomahony502 2 роки тому

    Nice and lighthearted.

  • @JeanneGS1
    @JeanneGS1 7 років тому +3

    What an interesting technique! This is definitely on my "will do" list!! Thanks for demonstrating it! (And, yea, 😁 I could not fathom where you were going with it when you were poking those holes and shapes! Your reveal was great!)

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  7 років тому

      I love doing reveals - my Batik Effect video is a bit like that but more predictable. Good luck with it! xx :D

  • @sarahs245
    @sarahs245 5 років тому +2

    Thank you for sharing such a detailed and clear tutorial. Every step was so interesting. I've just started following you a few weeks ago and I enjoy all your videos. Thank you!

  • @kathleenhodgson4486
    @kathleenhodgson4486 2 роки тому

    That is gorgeous! 🥰

  • @kaseysummerlin5873
    @kaseysummerlin5873 6 років тому +1

    I’ve just recently stumbled across your videos but i believe i have watched most of them in The past couple days. Love your personality and your way of teaching! You make everything so easy and the laughs are wonderful too!

  • @artiejohnson703
    @artiejohnson703 5 років тому +8

    I love the blue in these. I also love “unruly housewife “ I am unpredictable, I am a mousy housewife but deep down inside I scream to be wild & crazy. Thanks for sharing your video with us. I am going to have to try this. Thanks

  • @barbaranallon489
    @barbaranallon489 7 років тому

    I truly enjoy your videos. I am not one to say much but I do enjoy your videos.Thank you for them.

  • @maniok1977
    @maniok1977 2 роки тому

    So cool! Love it!

  • @Telenaus
    @Telenaus 8 років тому +2

    i have yet to get this technique to work but man when it you & others show it it loooks sooo awesome (i think i using the wrong type of knife.) for now im going to stick with the Natasha cane, but i;ll keep practicing this!

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому +1

      Yeah this kind of knife is a "tissue blade" - they are pretty inexpensive. Natasha beads are gorgeous though. xx

  • @ej247
    @ej247 8 років тому +6

    Beautiful! Thanks for sharing :) I have just recently happened upon your channel and am loving your tutorials and great sense of humour 👍

  • @zoebello7950
    @zoebello7950 6 місяців тому

    Hello, thank you very much for your videos. Tell you that I have searched in all of them for the technique of image transfers in polymer clay. I would appreciate it if at some point you could teach us this technique. And ask yourself if Cernit Number one polymer clay is suitable for image transfer, either by decoupage or by laser printing on copy paper. Thank you so much!!!!

  • @saywhatna7376
    @saywhatna7376 2 роки тому

    Thank you I just completed the tutorial and my cane looks so cool I'm so excited to put it in earrings 😄 🤩

  • @lisasmith1565
    @lisasmith1565 8 років тому +2

    Love this technique. Thanks for another great video Valorie

  • @laurieudall4159
    @laurieudall4159 7 років тому

    Wow! I've never heard of this. Looks really fun.

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  7 років тому

      Oh it really is. There's a video on here where I get my son to do a voice-over for me making a block like this... but he has no idea what I'm doing. It's hilarious.

  • @kimberleyd859
    @kimberleyd859 5 років тому

    This was fantastic thankyou - now I have to give it a try - I dont have a pasta machine yet though

  • @rterry2752
    @rterry2752 4 роки тому

    Pretty awesome, thanks.

  • @karenleigh2786
    @karenleigh2786 5 років тому

    Very Cool...love this technique...thanks for teaching us how

  • @neoreoscar27
    @neoreoscar27 6 років тому

    Ooooooh 😍
    It’s currently nearly 4am (can’t sleep) and I’m trying to stop myself getting up and having a go right now! 😂 Lovely. Thank you.

  • @chrisfairall1923
    @chrisfairall1923 5 років тому +4

    WOW !!! thank you, you have given me exactly what I was looking for !!!

  • @barbarasmith1401
    @barbarasmith1401 8 років тому +1

    Another excellent video, thanks so much for showing me how to do this. I really enjoy watching your videos, you're .such a natural good fun person, it feels a bit like going round to a friends for a cup of tea vand a chat.😊

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому

      Thank you, that's great - exactly how I hoped it would feel. xx

  • @googalsalot
    @googalsalot 7 років тому

    Wow, what a fab technique, thanks for sharing

  • @Blakeneyd
    @Blakeneyd 6 років тому

    Very cool tutorial! That's the fun part of art and craft - doing something messy that turns out something beautiful!

  • @tpat3058
    @tpat3058 4 роки тому

    Wow!!! Incredible!!!

  • @debjanibhowmick5870
    @debjanibhowmick5870 7 років тому

    Very. Ice. Some artist say to use the lightest color at the bottom. I have tried it and it's fascinating. Every slice is a surprise. Thanks for sharing.

  • @anitacarlisle
    @anitacarlisle 2 роки тому

    Amazing!! Thank you so much

  • @heatherpflug2917
    @heatherpflug2917 4 роки тому

    Love ur videos UR A GREAT TEACHER! THANKS FOR UR VIDEOS

  • @shellyleth1434
    @shellyleth1434 2 роки тому

    You made this technique look so easy. Very easy to understand. Thank you. Also can you help me by telling me where I can buy a roller like yours. Ive been searching for days. Thanks.x

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  2 роки тому

      Hi Shelly. I'm not sure if you mean my pasta machine, or my acrylic rolling pin... Either way the answer is Amazon lol.
      The pasta machine I use is an Atlas, but cheaper ones are available (always give your clay a good squish, to make it softer, before rolling).
      Acrylic rolling pins usually fall into the cake decorating category of Amazon, or other shops. Hope that helps. xx

  • @jumperpence
    @jumperpence 23 дні тому

    Fascinating tutorial, but how do you harden/fire the veneer in order to to create something?

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  23 дні тому

      @@jumperpence Polymer Clay can be cured (baked) in a home oven, following the instructions on the packaging.

  • @floodkevin4716
    @floodkevin4716 3 роки тому

    Really cool! Thanks!

  • @roberthelveston2823
    @roberthelveston2823 7 років тому

    Thank you .. Very interesting .. Newbe here but still love each viedo.

  • @bettyannewicker387
    @bettyannewicker387 8 місяців тому

    Beautiful ❤

  • @bonniefaltz9505
    @bonniefaltz9505 6 років тому

    Always enjoy your videos. Followed your color pallet and got great results. As always, thanks for sharing.

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  6 років тому

      So glad it went well, thank you for telling me! xx

  • @maggiem4734
    @maggiem4734 6 років тому +1

    Very interesting technique. I really enjoyed watching you. Have a blessed day. 💕🙏🏼

  • @Shutyourjibbs
    @Shutyourjibbs 4 роки тому

    Very cool! Can't wait to try this!

  • @deelge1727
    @deelge1727 6 років тому

    I love watching your channel. Thank you for all of your shows.

  • @carolhettenbach3572
    @carolhettenbach3572 8 років тому +2

    Thanks so much for sharing.. fun to watch and I have learned something.

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  8 років тому +1

      Thanks! I've learned (after adding subtitles) that I never shut up! LOL

  • @pennygower372
    @pennygower372 5 років тому

    Great video of a super technique. I like your way of teaching. Perhaps, if you’ve cut rather regular slices, you could tear them apart to get more random pieces to put on you base? Just a thought, I haven’t tried it myself, but the idea just came to me. 🤪 Thank you.

  • @tishsmiddy71
    @tishsmiddy71 4 роки тому

    Have you ever changed the color with other colors ( 3 or so differs block color circles) this very cool 😎. Thank you 💗 ... you give great hint to making you Art better!!! I live in Florida,so the fridge is my friend ,had to learn this the hard way , was leaving it out overnight it was so soft !!! ( cheap) I thought...it came in the kits from Amazon so I thought it was different to what you were using !!! 🤪

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  4 роки тому

      Use any colours, just make sure they contrast well. Twist some little snakes of the colours together first and see if they look pretty.

  • @brittniegreene5740
    @brittniegreene5740 8 років тому +1

    This is absolutely beautiful btw. I learn so much from watching you!

  • @marinafernandes6960
    @marinafernandes6960 4 роки тому

    Thank you very much for this lovely tutorial

  • @andybowlin2385
    @andybowlin2385 3 роки тому

    This is amazing! I know u posted this 4yrs ago so I hope u see this comment to answer my question! I'm new to polymer clay and I wanna know if u can use this design for buttons? If so how would I do that?

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  3 роки тому +1

      Sure... Arrange the slices on a background sheet of clay, to make a slab. Lay paper over it and burnish lightly, to blend in any joins. Go for a decent size to thickness ratio. Cut out using shaped cutters but put cling film over first, then cut. This makes nice rounded edges. Remove any stuck cling film with sellotape. Make holes with a tool, or toothpick. Bake for at least 45 mins using a pre-heated oven and an oven thermometer. Sand VERY lightly and buff with soft denim.

    • @andybowlin2385
      @andybowlin2385 3 роки тому

      @@UnrulyHousewife perfect thank you so much!

  • @sagala40
    @sagala40 8 років тому +2

    beautiful colors!!

  • @mermaidcordelia4793
    @mermaidcordelia4793 3 роки тому

    Beautiful!!!

  • @apo1915
    @apo1915 5 років тому

    very well made.thank you

  • @MamasWhoMaim
    @MamasWhoMaim 4 роки тому

    Beautiful. Very helpful!

  • @chrisvicente6291
    @chrisvicente6291 4 роки тому

    Love this, plan on trying it. You give such great instructions

  • @peoplerstrange62
    @peoplerstrange62 2 роки тому

    It's beautiful

  • @lauriebednar7338
    @lauriebednar7338 8 років тому +2

    Very well done. Thanks.

  • @candace9766
    @candace9766 2 роки тому

    very very nice!

  • @Her-J-Story
    @Her-J-Story 5 років тому

    Wonderful technique!

  • @kimwignall8070
    @kimwignall8070 5 років тому

    You crack me up, love your videos x

  • @marianedwards5077
    @marianedwards5077 8 років тому +2

    awesome thanks for the tutorial going to give it a bash

  • @1019buster
    @1019buster 3 роки тому

    Love your video

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  3 роки тому

      Thank you! There's one on my channel where I make some of this pattern and my son does the voiceover... But he has no idea what I am doing, or what the outcome will look like. It's pretty funny. 😂

  • @candacepeterson2579
    @candacepeterson2579 6 років тому

    I am definitely going to try this. Thank you so much!

  • @TeresaPandoraSalgado
    @TeresaPandoraSalgado 8 років тому +4

    Very pretty!

  • @lynetteshorten6043
    @lynetteshorten6043 10 місяців тому

    Wonderful

  • @4HisUse
    @4HisUse 7 років тому +1

    Can this thin layer of clay be attached to pieces of wood and then dried? I want to make some mermaid tail, hair sticks with this lovely decorating method.

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  7 років тому

      As I understand it, it is best to bake the wood for a little while first, in a low oven, so that it dries out. You might want to sand it, if it has varnish on. Then coat it with something like white glue, wood glue, or gesso, and let it really get dry. This seals the wood, ready for you to add clay and bake, according to the manufacturer's instructions. That is supposed to stop areas of the clay from lifting up, due to moisture. THAT SAID, I haven't tried it - so maybe experiment with some scrap clay before you jump in? If you need to glue it, Weldbond is good, I hear.
      I need to try this on some wood myself! xx

    • @4HisUse
      @4HisUse 7 років тому

      Thanks, my woods are kiln dried already so I will do the glue, dry and then apply and then do I bake it on the wood, that would seem to be when the clay would bond to the glue? Or should another coating of some bonding agent be applied? Also have your ever made hair sticks?

    • @UnrulyHousewife
      @UnrulyHousewife  7 років тому

      Betsye Parnell No, I have never made them. I think probably just bake it right on there as it is. Then once it has fully cooled, test it. If it isn't attached properly, glue it with Weldbond. But that's my opinion based on what I have picked up - I'm not certain. Please let me know how it goes xx

    • @suestoons
      @suestoons 6 років тому

      Betsye, did you ever make your hair sticks? How did it turn out. Am Curious because that is exactly what I'm wandering the interwebs for, inspiration for my hair sticks. I have some wood that has been drying for five years, I guess it wouldn't hurt to bake them a bit, just to be on the safe side.