In today’s video I show a fun technique for surface effects on polymer clay. Although putting pigment through a stencil seems fairly basic, there actually are quite a few small details to attend to and understand in order for your pieces to come out as nice as possible.
Throughout the video I give several tips and tricks to make sure your stenciling is crisp and clean, your blending is smooth and that you have no stray powders in places you don’t want them.
Those of you who are my patrons can go to Patreon.com/sandysewin for some bonus footage of pieces that I didn’t show the making of in the public tutorial.
Tools & Materials:
- Brass or plastic stencils
- Mica powders
- Sponge daubers
- Soft brush
- Polymer clay rolled out in sheets
- Rigid & flexible clay blades
- Acrylic roller
- Shape cutters
- Sticky notes
- 91% rubbing alcohol
- Scotch tape
Enjoy the video and happy creating!
Watch the Stenciling with Mica Powders-Polymer Clay Video Tutorial at YouTube.
Wow, those do make beautiful effects. Nice!
Oh yes, mica powders are wonderful!