I imagine these amazing creations must sell for big bucks?...so much time and detail... I really admire your precition, and the way you relay the steps are ingenious. you are a truly wonderful artist... God bless from Canada..
My patrons LOVE watr color jewelry. I had come up with a simple design myself then saw many different tutorials on RUclips. They have been a wealth of ideas to go forward with new designs. Your channel idea is Great! Hope it is okay to use the basic idea in many different ways. Thank You 😀
Hi Nadine, It's fine to use the my basic watercolor paper jewelry construction methods to make and sell your original creations, as long as the design ideas are yours. Thanks for watching, and I'm glad my channel is helpful!
You are such an artist and a craftsman. I really appreciate your hand made work. Also totally love your little "good get rid of that" type comments . I can tell that's what you're thinking as you work.
Beautiful, but I suffer while you have been sanding by hand in a previous video, have you considered a nail manicure machine for soft sanding?. I usually sand my pieces with it, takes me some time but it works perfectly and it leaves a really soft edge... I like your tip in curving the pieces a bit, will try it next time. xx thank you for the abundant sharing.
Okay I’ve got a mind ~ bender I’m trying to figure out how to do this method but to make cap’s to go on both ends of my crochet beaded ropes I make which have an up~side~down eye pin worked in both rope ends~ so the cap’s will need a hole in top ~ talk about mind ~bender 🤣🤣~ I’ll let you know if~when and how I get on ~ wish me luck 🤣 I think I’m going to need it!
Okay I said I’d tell you if I figured out how to make the cap’s to go on my crochet beaded rope’s! The following instructions are how to do it! 1) Make a Polymer clay post with a domed top. 2) Follow clay instructions to bake clay ~ cool completely. 3) Draw six circles using template and cut them out. 4) Use a ruler to draw an “x” on each circle ~ cutting up drawn lines to make four slits. 5) PH glue one circle over~lapping slits, burnish and dry completely. 6) Bastard file slits smooth. 7) Repeat step’s 5&6 five more times. 8) Drill a small hole in top of post. 9) Black Sharpie pen around bottom edge of cap and remove from post. 10) Bastard file to drawn line on cap and replace on post. 11) One coat varnish,bake and buff cap four times. 12) Gold leaf glue and dry cap. 13) Soft toothbrush gold leaf on cap. 14) Varnish and bake dry cap one more time. 15) Remove cap from post and pass a thick needle tool in cap hole to open it up. 16) Congratulations you’ve made your first cap. The more polymer clay post’s you make ~ the more cap’s can be made at once!! Feel free to try and also to pass on as long as you mention where you got the information! INJOY 💖👍🏽👌🏾
Do not know where you are coming from, but 36 bucks for wax is out of my territory. Have you devised other alternatives? Very eye catching and sophisticated work. Plain Jane dress becomes sassy with your jewelry. (I am DONE with the polymer) mess.
I imagine these amazing creations must sell for big bucks?...so much time and detail... I really admire your precition, and the way you relay the steps are ingenious. you are a truly wonderful artist... God bless from Canada..
Watched all three videos from paint to pendant. Bravo!!!
Thank you the video was amazing. Hope to see more. It was a solid "10"
Jerry
Hi Jerry, Glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!
You combined my love of making jewelry and watercolor painting, Thank you
My patrons LOVE watr color jewelry. I had come up with a simple design myself then saw many different tutorials on RUclips. They have been a wealth of ideas to go forward with new designs. Your channel idea is Great! Hope it is okay to use the basic idea in many different ways. Thank You 😀
Hi Nadine, It's fine to use the my basic watercolor paper jewelry construction methods to make and sell your original creations, as long as the design ideas are yours. Thanks for watching, and I'm glad my channel is helpful!
Thank you once again.
You are such an artist and a craftsman. I really appreciate your hand made work. Also totally love your little "good get rid of that" type comments . I can tell that's what you're thinking as you work.
Cute! Congrats from Brazil!
Excellently done Ross. Loved watching it. Very innovative! Thank you!
Hi Anju, Really appreciate your positive critique on my new video series! Hope it's helpful, and thanks for watching it!
This is gorgeous!! I'm really going to have to try to do this one of these days... :)
Hi Shirley, Glad you like the pendant! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful piece. Your instructions are superb. Thank you for sharing your talent and works of art.
Beautiful, but I suffer while you have been sanding by hand in a previous video, have you considered a nail manicure machine for soft sanding?. I usually sand my pieces with it, takes me some time but it works perfectly and it leaves a really soft edge... I like your tip in curving the pieces a bit, will try it next time. xx thank you for the abundant sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing your technique!
Have you thought of finishing it with resin. Thanks for sharing, I love your work
Beautiful!! and very well made!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Love it, but I can't find the tutorial on how you did the hole with the crystal in the pendant. I'd love to see it.
Great Job 👏👏👏👏
Thank you...Great Job..!
lovely
Hi, you talk about "STUDENTS" do you do classes? I was looking to see if your website had contact info or a schedule. thank you
Okay I’ve got a mind ~ bender I’m trying to figure out how to do this method but to make cap’s to go on both ends of my crochet beaded ropes I make which have an up~side~down eye pin worked in both rope ends~ so the cap’s will need a hole in top ~ talk about mind ~bender 🤣🤣~ I’ll let you know if~when and how I get on ~ wish me luck 🤣 I think I’m going to need it!
Okay I said I’d tell you if I figured out how to make the cap’s to go on my crochet beaded rope’s! The following instructions are how to do it!
1) Make a Polymer clay post with a domed top.
2) Follow clay instructions to bake clay ~ cool completely.
3) Draw six circles using template and cut them out.
4) Use a ruler to draw an “x” on each circle ~ cutting up drawn lines to make four slits.
5) PH glue one circle over~lapping slits, burnish and dry completely.
6) Bastard file slits smooth.
7) Repeat step’s 5&6 five more times.
8) Drill a small hole in top of post.
9) Black Sharpie pen around bottom edge of cap and remove from post.
10) Bastard file to drawn line on cap and replace on post.
11) One coat varnish,bake and buff cap four times.
12) Gold leaf glue and dry cap.
13) Soft toothbrush gold leaf on cap.
14) Varnish and bake dry cap one more time.
15) Remove cap from post and pass a thick needle tool in cap hole to open it up.
16) Congratulations you’ve made your first cap.
The more polymer clay post’s you make ~ the more cap’s can be made at once!!
Feel free to try and also to pass on as long as you mention where you got the information!
INJOY 💖👍🏽👌🏾
Do not know where you are coming from, but 36 bucks for wax is out of my territory. Have you devised other alternatives? Very eye catching and sophisticated work. Plain Jane dress becomes sassy with your jewelry. (I am DONE with the polymer) mess.
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