Hello, Joanna! That pendant came out very lovely! Please believe that we are not laughing at your improvisation of the cutter you made. It's what makes your work unique. It adds to the creativity. Idk if it's just me, but I like discovering new and innovative uses for what's laying around. You could get a nice impression from that piece of metal as well. I have always loved the mokume gane technique. Every slice is beautiful in it's own way.
I just found your channel today while I was looking for some easy beginner clay tutorials. I really love how well you show your techniques and explain them so well!! You do an amazing job!!
Colleen, you are just so sweet! Thank you so much! I simply love, love, love sharing my passion with others. I'm so happy you enjoy the videos! Hope you will try my techniques!
@@joannascorner4478 Oh my goodness, I am beyond excited how mine turned out!! I've never made anything out of polymer clay until today. I didn't use metallics, I used purple, magenta, teal blue, bright green, and black (I love all those colors 😁) and it turned out fantastic following your tutorial!! 🤗♥️♥️♥️
I'm so excited about your pendant! I still remember the feeling when I made my first one so I'm super excited for you! Can you send a picture? Would love to see ir!
Hello Joanna, could you write somewhere the colors, the kind of clay you are using, inks… I love your tutorials but I loose many things because I don’t know, in the end, what materials did you use to the tutorial. Thank you always for sharing your knowledge.😊
In my old videos I was really bad and never put the clay colors. I got much better in the past couple of years. The colors I used in this video was sculpey black, bronze, silver and gold. It's a really wonderful color combo!
Hi Epeli! I put it for 30 minutes at 260 degrees and I am using Sculpey polymer clay. However, some clay call for a little bit lower temperatures so you should definitely check the baking directions on the wrapper of your clay. I also always dome my pendants with aluminum foil so they don't burn. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thank you so much for watching!
Hi Karan! Thank you so much for watching! This video was shot before I had an official, sturdy , craft table. I know, it's kind of annoying that the table is moving. It must be annoying to the viewers, so I apologize. I don't have a moving table any longer and I'm so super happy about it! Hope you are enjoying your 4th of July weekend!
Thank you for the easy tutorial on how to make a Mokume Gane. I love it!!!
I am so glad you enjoyed it, Cathy! The possibilities with this technique are endless! Thank you so much for watching!
I love your delighted laugh.
Thank you, Larry, for watching!
Hello, Joanna! That pendant came out very lovely! Please believe that we are not laughing at your improvisation of the cutter you made. It's what makes your work unique. It adds to the creativity. Idk if it's just me, but I like discovering new and innovative uses for what's laying around. You could get a nice impression from that piece of metal as well. I have always loved the mokume gane technique. Every slice is beautiful in it's own way.
Thank you, Crystal! You are the best! I totally agree that with every slice of mokume gane clay there's a surprise hiding!
As always.... LOVE this! Thanks for taking time to share your talents!
Thank you, Angela!! Hope to share many more with you!
Joanna, I love your channel! You make beautiful pieces and your videos are so informative.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much nice and easy!! God bless you forever!! And I love the tools you used for cutting original!! You open my mind thank you again!!
Thank YOU, Veronica! I'm so glad that you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much for watching!
Beautiful, gives the look of stain glass, sooo pretty. Hugs from AV
Thank you so much, my friend!
I just found your channel today while I was looking for some easy beginner clay tutorials. I really love how well you show your techniques and explain them so well!! You do an amazing job!!
Colleen, you are just so sweet! Thank you so much! I simply love, love, love sharing my passion with others. I'm so happy you enjoy the videos! Hope you will try my techniques!
@@joannascorner4478 I definitely will!! I am finishing my housework now and then I am going to spend the rest of the day crafting! 😊♥️♥️♥️
@@colleenlevy825 Ha, ha! I just finished cleaning and just took over my crafting! Have fun!
@@joannascorner4478 Oh my goodness, I am beyond excited how mine turned out!! I've never made anything out of polymer clay until today. I didn't use metallics, I used purple, magenta, teal blue, bright green, and black (I love all those colors 😁) and it turned out fantastic following your tutorial!! 🤗♥️♥️♥️
I'm so excited about your pendant! I still remember the feeling when I made my first one so I'm super excited for you! Can you send a picture? Would love to see ir!
Wonderful results
Thank you, Adriana! This pendant was a lot of fun to make!Thanks for watching!
Beautiful, thank you
Thank you so much, Leona! I'm so happy you liked it.
Glorious 😻
Thank you do much, Joyce!
Lovely! Thank you🤗🤗
Thank you so much, Cecile!!
Hello Joanna, could you write somewhere the colors, the kind of clay you are using, inks…
I love your tutorials but I loose many things because I don’t know, in the end, what materials did you use to the tutorial. Thank you always for sharing your knowledge.😊
In my old videos I was really bad and never put the clay colors. I got much better in the past couple of years. The colors I used in this video was sculpey black, bronze, silver and gold. It's a really wonderful color combo!
Would love to see the baked and resin results! Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching! I'm trying to figure out how to attach picture to the response. Hang in there . I will get back to you.
Whats the temperature of the oven when u put it in the oven?how many minutes does it has to stay in the oven?
Hi Epeli! I put it for 30 minutes at 260 degrees and I am using Sculpey polymer clay. However, some clay call for a little bit lower temperatures so you should definitely check the baking directions on the wrapper of your clay. I also always dome my pendants with aluminum foil so they don't burn. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thank you so much for watching!
Thank so much for ur feed back
What is under your desk? Lol
Hi Karan! Thank you so much for watching! This video was shot before I had an official, sturdy , craft table. I know, it's kind of annoying that the table is moving. It must be annoying to the viewers, so I apologize. I don't have a moving table any longer and I'm so super happy about it! Hope you are enjoying your 4th of July weekend!
you need a better table
Yes, I do!! Ha,ha!
I love your videos they’re very informative, but you are pronouncing a technique wrong. Mokume Gane
Is not pronounced gain it’s pronounced Ganey’
Thank you so much, Erika, for watching and for the correction! Enjoy your day!!