I smiled when you talked about your southern drawl, but when you said you were in Charlotte, I realized we’re almost neighbors! I’m in Statesville! I enjoyed your video & subscribed! I look forward to learning more from you! Thanks!
I watch mostly you tube, so it was great to find a new artist on this channel. Your work is outstanding & Would love to see more of it here! Thank you for sharing!
Awww, thank you. I'm so glad you found me. 😅 I am working on a couple more videos at the moment. I'm struggling against time, and the crazy thing is I've just recently lost 2 videos I had made. Now I have to start over on those. 😂
Hi 👋 new subbie. Great video, thanks. Yes, I can understand your southern drawl perfectly...but then again I have one too 😂 (Georgia) Also...yes, metallic-y is absolutely a word 😆❤
Thank you for your lovely words of support, and thank you for subscribing. It's so funny to hear myself recorded. I love adding "y" to words. I wonder sometimes if it's a Southern thing. Haha. ❤
You are so clever and I can really tell that you are really into doing things that maybe others haven’t tried in order to make clay look like something much more involved and more like real jewellery. Go you ❤❤❤❤❤!
Thank you. I absolutely am always trying to find a way to mimic real jewelry, stones, she'll, etc. I also love unique looks. Thanks for watching. I hope you'll try some tutorials and be back. ❤
Fabulous video‼️ I have many many shades of this powder AND finally a tutorial on how to use on Polymer Clay!! I have subscribed to ur channel. I hope to see you more come thru my feed. Thank you again, Excellent video. I 🫶🏻 ur accent. I am from Canada and accents have always intrigued me all my life. Can not wait till ur next video🤗🙏🏻💕🇨🇦
That's awesome. Go, NC! Sometimes, I catch myself, not enunciating words properly because of that drawl, and when the captioning catches it, I just laugh at what it thinks I said 😂. Thank you for watching!
Hey neighbor! Glad you enjoyed it. I'm working on more. I lost a couple. I had them shot and into editing, and, poof they disappeared. But they're coming. 😁
Your work is lovely and your ‘drawl’ understandable and charming. Just to be clear, is it resin, chrome, resin, chrome OR Resin, chrome, resin, chrome then another resin ? Thank you 😊
Thank you for sharing this. I love it! How do you seal the top layer of mica? If I understand correctly, the order is resin, mica, resin, mica. Will that top layer bind that well?
Hi, thanks for your question. Yes, you have the order right. You can do as many layers as you like as long as you end with the mica. It will stay on pretty well. However, you will need to do at least 2 layers and then a resin if you want no wear at all. So that would be resin, mica, resin, mica, resin. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching. I'm so glad you liked it. It really does look like metal when done. I hope you try it. 🙂
❤❤ c'est vraiment magnifique mais comment le protéger ??? Tu ne remet pas de resine après avoir mi la poudre de mica ??? Merci beaucoup pour ta réponse ❤❤❤ et pour ton magnifique partage, je m'abonne à ta chaine 😊
Je vous en prie. ce que vous faites est d'appliquer la résine puis d'appliquer de la poudre. Ensuite, appliquez à nouveau de la résine puis de la poudre, et cela maintient la tenue. Il résistera à l'usure.
Hi, I'm afraid not. Liquid Clay doesn't have the right surface required to make this work. You may have some success with a polyurethane coating, like verathane or brite tone.
I don't really use a particular brand of mirror chrome mica. However, I have used a brand called Veronni from amazon successfully. It's currently $9.99 for 6 jars.
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Honey, I'm from SC and I understand every word out of your mouth. Your tutorials are the very best. I look forward to more!
Yay! Glad you like them!
Beautiful work Amy, am enyoying your informative tutorials .... thankyou
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you find them helpful. 😊
I smiled when you talked about your southern drawl, but when you said you were in Charlotte, I realized we’re almost neighbors! I’m in Statesville!
I enjoyed your video & subscribed! I look forward to learning more from you! Thanks!
Oh wow! That's awesome. I love meeting neighbors. I know I sound purty country, 😆 Thank you for watching and subscribing. More stuff coming.
Thank you for sharing this technique.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. 🙂
I watch mostly you tube, so it was great to find a new artist on this channel. Your work is outstanding & Would love to see more of it here! Thank you for sharing!
Awww, thank you. I'm so glad you found me. 😅 I am working on a couple more videos at the moment. I'm struggling against time, and the crazy thing is I've just recently lost 2 videos I had made. Now I have to start over on those. 😂
Awesome!!! I can't wait! It's so nice to have someone new with fresh ideas! Thank you!!
Thank you! I'm glad you are enjoying the videos. I'll have more soon. I'm excited for you to try this!
Great video and yes please do more especially on the bails and Mokume gane technique. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the support. I'm working on adding those two in next.
Hi 👋 new subbie. Great video, thanks.
Yes, I can understand your southern drawl perfectly...but then again I have one too 😂 (Georgia)
Also...yes, metallic-y is absolutely a word 😆❤
Thank you for your lovely words of support, and thank you for subscribing. It's so funny to hear myself recorded. I love adding "y" to words. I wonder sometimes if it's a Southern thing. Haha. ❤
You are so clever and I can really tell that you are really into doing things that maybe others haven’t tried in order to make clay look like something much more involved and more like real jewellery. Go you ❤❤❤❤❤!
Thank you. I absolutely am always trying to find a way to mimic real jewelry, stones, she'll, etc. I also love unique looks. Thanks for watching. I hope you'll try some tutorials and be back. ❤
Great tutorial and thank you for sharing your talent ❤ 😀!! Yes please, would love to learn the abalone and makomegame techniques!!😊
Thank you so much for your kind words. I am working on the other tutorials you mention. Stay tuned for those. 😊
Wonderful explanation of your technique! Thank you! Thank you for making videos! Have to try it! God bless you!
Thank you. I hope it was helpful. I'd love to see what you guys come up with.
Love your technique Amy.. please show us more tutes.. you’re accent is charming 🙏🏽
Hi, Thank you so much for watching and your kind words. I am definitely going to be uploading in the next few days.
Fabulous video‼️ I have many many shades of this powder AND finally a tutorial on how to use on Polymer Clay!!
I have subscribed to ur channel. I hope to see you more come thru my feed. Thank you again, Excellent video. I 🫶🏻 ur accent. I am from Canada and accents have always intrigued me all my life.
Can not wait till ur next video🤗🙏🏻💕🇨🇦
Yay! I'm glad you can get started right away, and glad you enjoyed this video. I am currently working on a couple more tutorials. 😊
As soon as I saw the abalone pendant I knew who you were. It's stunning! Thank you for sharing and it was a great tutorial 🥰
Thank you so much! You're welcome, I hope to have a new tutorial in the next day or two.
I subscribed to your channel today. Thank you for your support and kind words. Your work is beautiful.
Thanks Amy 🥰@@Caricoclay
Your work is beautiful. I’d love to see more tutorials!
Thank you so much! That is so kind of you to say. I'm working on getting more on camera all the time, so please stay tuned. 😊
I finally can understand your accent!! I live in Spruce Pine, NC …. Bet my accent is a match lol
That's awesome. Go, NC! Sometimes, I catch myself, not enunciating words properly because of that drawl, and when the captioning catches it, I just laugh at what it thinks I said 😂. Thank you for watching!
@@Caricoclay I can’t do “talk to text” on my phone for that reason 🤨🤦🏼♀️ and Siri is useless to me haha
Thank you! I’m going to try it.
Great! Let me know how it goes.
Great info, thank you for sharing! I saw your pics on FB and I love the effects you have. I hope to see more from you soon ❤
Awesome! Thank you!
Like the tutorial. I'm from Granite Falls above Hickory,N.C.❤
Hey neighbor! Glad you enjoyed it. I'm working on more. I lost a couple. I had them shot and into editing, and, poof they disappeared. But they're coming. 😁
Thank you for sharing this amazing technique! Liked and subscribed, I’m looking forward to more of your content! Gorgeous work 😍
Thank you so much for your support. I will have a new tutorial in the next few days. 😊
Hi Amy, just happily found ur page. Enjoying ur videos.
I’m from Statesville. Thanks for ur videos ❣️
Hey neighbor! You're welcome. I'm so glad you found me. I'll be posting again soon. 😊
Lovely😍thank you🤗
You’re welcome 😊
Your work is lovely and your ‘drawl’ understandable and charming.
Just to be clear, is it resin, chrome, resin, chrome OR
Resin, chrome, resin, chrome then another resin ?
Thank you 😊
Hi, thanks for your question. It's resin-chrome, resin-chrome. Thank you for those kind words. 😊
Beautiful ❤ Do you cure the first layer and then do the second layer or do you do both layers and then cure?
Hi, thanks for your question. I do one layer cure, apply mica. Do another layer cure, apply mica. Hope that helps. Thank you for watching. ❤️
@@Caricoclay Thank you. Just ordered some mirror powder to give this a try. Can’t wait.
I think you talk just fine but I’m from High Point NC lol. I think you did a great job thank you for sharing
@@SherryAvalosCastro Hey neighbor, part of my family lives in Lexington. Thank you for visiting 😊
Thank you for sharing this. I love it!
How do you seal the top layer of mica? If I understand correctly, the order is resin, mica, resin, mica. Will that top layer bind that well?
Hi, thanks for your question. Yes, you have the order right. You can do as many layers as you like as long as you end with the mica. It will stay on pretty well. However, you will need to do at least 2 layers and then a resin if you want no wear at all. So that would be resin, mica, resin, mica, resin. I hope that helps. Thanks for watching. I'm so glad you liked it. It really does look like metal when done. I hope you try it. 🙂
@@Caricoclay Thank you for clarifying. Definitely will try it.
❤❤ c'est vraiment magnifique mais comment le protéger ??? Tu ne remet pas de resine après avoir mi la poudre de mica ??? Merci beaucoup pour ta réponse ❤❤❤ et pour ton magnifique partage, je m'abonne à ta chaine 😊
Je vous en prie. ce que vous faites est d'appliquer la résine puis d'appliquer de la poudre. Ensuite, appliquez à nouveau de la résine puis de la poudre, et cela maintient la tenue. Il résistera à l'usure.
could I do the same technique with liquid polymer clay?
Hi, I'm afraid not. Liquid Clay doesn't have the right surface required to make this work. You may have some success with a polyurethane coating, like verathane or brite tone.
Can you Provide the brand name of the powders
I don't really use a particular brand of mirror chrome mica. However, I have used a brand called Veronni from amazon successfully. It's currently $9.99 for 6 jars.
Amy, what’s the name of the resin you use.
I use Mr. Resin. amzn.to/4fykPO1