Thank you so much for explaining all of this and being so honest about everything you use there are other people that are so secretive with all of this and they don't like to give out any tips because they think they're giving away all the secrets than you for being so honest your helping me so much
I have seen so many "shorts" of this technique but this is the first with an explanation of the technique and materials used. Thank you so much for sharing! God bless. 💖 🇹🇹
Learning so much from this video. For example, adding craft paint with a little bit of liquid Sculpey AND letting that came dry OVERNIGHT!! This explains why I had an epic fail my first time exploring this technique. I didn't learn the way. I just jumped into it.😆😀
I love your videos! They are so professional and your instructions are very clear. I’m looking forward to starting my clay earring making hobby! Please keep the videos coming 😍
Hi, absolutely love your work. As someone who is excited to make earrings for the first time, your videos are a blessing. If possible kindly share what cutters I can buy from Amazon india :) thank you so much
Hello Kristin, thanks for the tutorial, I see in the video that you use "craft paint", is that white acrylic paint? I don't see it listed in the description box. Thank you!!
These are lovely, I am wondering would you be able to achieve the same technique without the alcohol liquid, but using the transparent clay with just solid other colors of clay?
@@RaisingNobles How many minutes should we allow the dough to dry before cutting? How many minutes should it be in the oven and at what temperature should it be placed?🌹🙏🏻
I used pretty much the same exact materials you did, except the paint, and when I mixed the clay chunks, liquid clay and paint things didn't work out too great. My clay got really sticky and the colors mixed too much! I used artists acrylic paint since that's what I had laying around, do you think this is what caused it to get so sticky?
@@RaisingNobles hiya, helpful video, you mentioned as well as liquid sculpey, to use white paint...assuming water based is a no no....and you've already used the alchol based inks as pigments... which white paint? Would a white ink be ok, yours looked thicker? thanks for the help
Asking out of curiosity: would a craft paint that glows in the dark work with this? Thinking it would be cool if earrings or a pendant made this way also gave off a glow.
Hello, thank you for the awesome video! I haven't started my polymer clay journey yet. I need to learn the theory before applying it in practice. I've got one question, though. You applied this extra layer of translucent polymer clay at the end. What does it actually do? Would it work well without it? Thank you!
Can I use a little bit of liquid sculpey color if I want to add a vein effect and that’s it and also I have a question can i roll clay through the pasta machine if you add gold foil flakes without adding any type of bonding liquid
When you say nice and thin what setting is the plain translucent on the pasta machine? Also the final earrings what setting is that on the pasta machine before using cutters??
I would say around a 4-5 on my pasta machine for the thin translucent and the final earrings is a 7 or the thickest setting on my machine. Hope that helps!
Personally I drill after, I used to poke holes pre-bake but it would warp/distort my clay piece. Plus, a clean drilled hole always looks nicer. As for securing your backings, I like to use gorilla super glue gel. Once dried, I will either UV resin the back for about 20 minutes or I’ll use some translucent liquid clay and bake the clay pieces for 30 minutes to cure.
Most people prefer drilling after - I’m not selling my earrings at the moment, but if I did I would drill after. Secure your posts with gorilla gel glue XL or loctite 60 second glue and then add bake and bond for an additional layer of protection
@@RaisingNobles so it does not hurt the clay to bake it longer with the back and bond after you've glued it on? I guess I am concerned it could burn my clay if I bake it longer
@@madisonlyman8621 as long as your oven temp is correct, which I recommend an internal thermometer to measure the inside heat of your oven. Mine is off by 50 degree lol (It’s old) but as long as you have the correct temp your clay won’t burn. I usually bake my clay about 5 degree lower than recommended temp. I’ve had success with that.
How long did you let it dry after cutting the squares? I know you did overnight the first dry time, is it the same dry time after you cut into the cane?
I love jade and found this video amazing! What pasta machine do you have if you don't mind telling us. I don't have it, but planning to get one. Many thanks.
I loved your video and your earrings. I have tried this but my earrings dont look as translucent as yours. I tried pardo and premo translucent. What could be wrong? Thanks
yes. the reason for that is because when you place your cut pieces down, the outter edges where the acrylic paint is don't adhere together very well. so if you just place the cut pieces on your work surface and roll them out you will have your slab falling apart. hopefully that makes sense
Thank you so much for explaining all of this and being so honest about everything you use there are other people that are so secretive with all of this and they don't like to give out any tips because they think they're giving away all the secrets than you for being so honest your helping me so much
You’re so welcome! Happy to share!
I have seen so many "shorts" of this technique but this is the first with an explanation of the technique and materials used. Thank you so much for sharing! God bless. 💖 🇹🇹
So glad you liked it - you’re welcome!
Learning so much from this video. For example, adding craft paint with a little bit of liquid Sculpey AND letting that came dry OVERNIGHT!! This explains why I had an epic fail my first time exploring this technique. I didn't learn the way. I just jumped into it.😆😀
Eep! Yay! So glad you learned a bunch from the video!!! 🫶🏼🫶🏼 thanks for watching!
just bought a bunch of clay and have no clue what i'm doing, but hoping your channel will help! thanks for the help :)
Haha yes my channel will help tons! Also my clay earring ebook! Etsy.com/shop/dashinganddainty
Real jade stone seems love this elegant earings
Thank you!
I love your videos! They are so professional and your instructions are very clear. I’m looking forward to starting my clay earring making hobby! Please keep the videos coming 😍
aw you're so kind, thank you! i will definitely keep the videos coming ;-)
I was hoping to be number 100k… even so, glad to be here.
You and me both!
Love this technique! Thanks for all the tips!
You’re welcome!! Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
Really look like a jade, you are so talented, love these!
Thank you so much!
Oh my god- these are so pretty!
Thanks!
Second!thank you for sharing.love the earrings you are wearing too.lovely.
Thank you!!
@@RaisingNobles just wondering if you have a tuto for the earrings you are wearing too?.
Yea I do! It’s the most recent video on my channel besides this one - it’s a terrazzo one 😉
@@RaisingNobles ok thank you for your kind reply.will check that😀.
Pretty! Very stylish.
Thank you!
They came out looking great! Good job!
Thank you so much!!
Wow... this is such a helpful video. I loved the earrings 😍. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much 😊 I'm so glad it was helpful
I love ❤ these ierings
I often wonder why no one slices the square long ways? I’m doing this now and so enjoy it. Thanks again.
good question - I have no idea why they don't!
The earrings are beautiful 💚
Thank you!!
They look pretty
Hi, absolutely love your work. As someone who is excited to make earrings for the first time, your videos are a blessing. If possible kindly share what cutters I can buy from Amazon india :) thank you so much
Thank you!! So glad the videos are helpful!b
This video was so helpful! I am going to try these out today! Thank you 😍😍 You do stunning work.
So beautiful thanks for sharing
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
These are beautiful! I’m in love!
Thank you so much! Glad you like them!
Hello Kristin, thanks for the tutorial, I see in the video that you use "craft paint", is that white acrylic paint? I don't see it listed in the description box. Thank you!!
Yep that’s what I used!
This is so incredible.. Loved it. Thanks for sharing.💚
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
I love your idea 💡👂🏻💍💕🥇
Always beautiful
Thank you!
These are lovely, I am wondering would you be able to achieve the same technique without the alcohol liquid, but using the transparent clay with just solid other colors of clay?
I've used transparent clay mixed with other solid colours and got very similar results.
Amazing!
Thanks!
Wow- absolutely gorgeous - I love greens!! I'm definitely subscribing! 😄🤗💖🕊️🌹
thank you!
@@RaisingNobles How many minutes should we allow the dough to dry before cutting? How many minutes should it be in the oven and at what temperature should it be placed?🌹🙏🏻
What Did you use to put the holes in your earrings? Thanks so much for the tutorial I love these.
Love this! Sooo beautiful!
I used pretty much the same exact materials you did, except the paint, and when I mixed the clay chunks, liquid clay and paint things didn't work out too great. My clay got really sticky and the colors mixed too much! I used artists acrylic paint since that's what I had laying around, do you think this is what caused it to get so sticky?
I learnt so much from this video. Thanks a lot. 1 question though. Can acrylic paint substitute for liquid sculpey?
so glad this was helpful. And no, you can't use acrylic paint in place of liquid sculpey.
@@RaisingNobles okay thank you
@@RaisingNobles hiya, helpful video, you mentioned as well as liquid sculpey, to use white paint...assuming water based is a no no....and you've already used the alchol based inks as pigments... which white paint? Would a white ink be ok, yours looked thicker? thanks for the help
Great video as always! Sorry I may have missed it but I didnt see the link to those gold hoops that you used for the earrings. I love that look!
oh yes, those were from etsy!
@@RaisingNobles Do you have the link or a recommendation? The ones at the local craft store were not so great...
👍
Asking out of curiosity: would a craft paint that glows in the dark work with this? Thinking it would be cool if earrings or a pendant made this way also gave off a glow.
Probably!
@@RaisingNobles Maybe something worth trying in a future video?
Nice. What did You use before liquid sculpey? Didn hear that clearly.
Hello, thank you for the awesome video! I haven't started my polymer clay journey yet. I need to learn the theory before applying it in practice. I've got one question, though. You applied this extra layer of translucent polymer clay at the end. What does it actually do? Would it work well without it? Thank you!
Do you bake the clay before applying posts and than apply posts and bake again?
Can I use a little bit of liquid sculpey color if I want to add a vein effect and that’s it and also I have a question can i roll clay through the pasta machine if you add gold foil flakes without adding any type of bonding liquid
When you say nice and thin what setting is the plain translucent on the pasta machine? Also the final earrings what setting is that on the pasta machine before using cutters??
I would say around a 4-5 on my pasta machine for the thin translucent and the final earrings is a 7 or the thickest setting on my machine. Hope that helps!
@@RaisingNobles Thank you!
I love your videos! Thank you so much for all of your help! Where do you get your hoops?
Love these! Do you find it better to poke holes before baking or drill holes after? Also what do you recommend for securing backings?
Personally I drill after, I used to poke holes pre-bake but it would warp/distort my clay piece. Plus, a clean drilled hole always looks nicer. As for securing your backings, I like to use gorilla super glue gel. Once dried, I will either UV resin the back for about 20 minutes or I’ll use some translucent liquid clay and bake the clay pieces for 30 minutes to cure.
Most people prefer drilling after - I’m not selling my earrings at the moment, but if I did I would drill after. Secure your posts with gorilla gel glue XL or loctite 60 second glue and then add bake and bond for an additional layer of protection
@@RaisingNobles so it does not hurt the clay to bake it longer with the back and bond after you've glued it on? I guess I am concerned it could burn my clay if I bake it longer
@@Jahmella94 Thanks!!
@@madisonlyman8621 as long as your oven temp is correct, which I recommend an internal thermometer to measure the inside heat of your oven. Mine is off by 50 degree lol (It’s old) but as long as you have the correct temp your clay won’t burn. I usually bake my clay about 5 degree lower than recommended temp. I’ve had success with that.
first comment? loved this vid!
Thank you girl! 💛
How long did you let it dry after cutting the squares? I know you did overnight the first dry time, is it the same dry time after you cut into the cane?
Why do you add the pieces onto another translucent piece for one slab? What happens if you don’t add them to the other slab?
They won’t stay together very well
Are liquid sculpey and bake n bond the same thing?
I believe so, yes
Nice video. So is the slab out translucent clay or regular clay. Thanks
Hi! These are gorgeous. What thickness do you roll your earrings out to?
Thanks! About 2mm thick or so
Will there be a big difference if we don't use the white paint? The drag lines are a pain.
Do you think I could use white liquid polymer clay instead of white acrylic paint? Or what about white acrylic ink?
the liquid polymer wont give the same effect if used in place of the acrylic paint
I love jade and found this video amazing!
What pasta machine do you have if you don't mind telling us. I don't have it, but planning to get one.
Many thanks.
yes isn't it so pretty?! I loved the way these turned out. my pasta machine is linked in the video description
I loved your video and your earrings. I have tried this but my earrings dont look as translucent as yours. I tried pardo and premo translucent. What could be wrong? Thanks
Do you also do all the sanding and buffing
Can you tell me what size if jump rings I should use ?
6-7mm is good
Thanks for the tutorial!!
I read somewhere that alcohol inks change color by time in polymer clay, is that true?
I haven’t noticed that
Hello, I was wondering what three greens you used for the earrings you made in this video.
hey.. i am from india...i love your videos ❤..i just want to ask that is there any alternative to liqued sculpey...as here it is quite costly
Hey there, I can’t think of a alternative to liquid sculpey. Amazon usually carries it
@@RaisingNobles okay thanks ❤
Did you mention the colors you used? I have many greens. Thank you.
I believe I shared the greens at the beginning of the video, if not, let me know and I'll try to find which ones i used :)
@@RaisingNobles You did. Thanks.
Hello, do you sand and buff these earrings? Or use a sealer? Thank you.
Yes, all of the above!
What linda of glume do you use to set the earrings part on the polymeric clay?
loctite 60 second or gorilla glue gel xl. both are linked in the video descriptions below all of my videos
Do you have the link for the cutters? Thanks~~
Use Code 'POLYMER15' for 15% off your order of $20 or more at etsy.com/shop/threedgeek
Thank you so much! Will get some for sure!
Can you tell me what is that slab thing?And can I do it without slab?
What slab thing? The piece of clay that I used as my base for laying the green over? oR the glass I work on?
Hi! I’m not sure if someone has already asked but do you have a link for the hoops you used? I can’t seem to find them 😭
Are you able to find metal that isn't nickel for those who have sensitivities to it?
yes you can find them on etsy
where do you purchase your ear wire's
I can’t find the link for the 40 minute video you referenced
Hello, what other glue can be used to bond the clay?
Bake n bond, loctite 60 second, gorilla glue
How do you make your earrings shiny
Are they relatively heavy?
My clay gets sticky while preparing the jewelry what should be done
You can refrigerate your clay to firm it up
Hello, is the shine on the earrings natural?
What type of clay do you use? i cannot find a good clay
sculpey premo or souffle are my favorites and only type of clay I work with
So pretty!! Where did you get the big hoops from?
Those were from etsy! :)
Hello I see most alcohol inks are highly flammable are they safe for the oven??
from my experience they are safe
How thick should the final piece to bake be?
about 1/8" or a little thicker
@@RaisingNobles thank you
What do you use to poke the holes for the earrings?
a dremel stylo, linked in the description box
I read somewhere that alcohol inks change color by time in polymer clay, is that true?
I have not noticed that to be true, but it’s possible
hello, can i use acrilyc paint?
yes you can!
Does it always take that long to dry
can you please write the name of the products also
Where do you get the earrings hardware?
Didn't you resin or sand these?
i sanded and used polycrylic
Do you resin these?
i use polycrylic, not resin
Hey, how different will our result be if we use resin color instead of alcohol colored ink?
i'm actually not sure about that, i have never tried resin color
My clay crumbles when I add the coloring! Help :(
Is it ink?
Yes alcohol inks
Share the names of the materials.please!
Everything is linked in the description box
Can I ask why people seem to use translucent clay as a backing? I would have thought the clay rolled together was enough
yes. the reason for that is because when you place your cut pieces down, the outter edges where the acrylic paint is don't adhere together very well. so if you just place the cut pieces on your work surface and roll them out you will have your slab falling apart. hopefully that makes sense
@@RaisingNobles definitely makes sense, thank you!
What kind of gue you aer using
I have the glues linked in the description box. Typically I use loctite 60 second or gorilla gel xl
In french🙏🙏🙏
Is there a link for the translucent clay?
I don’t have a link, but often the sculpey website has it
how to contact with you, friend,
Hey there! Raisingnobles@gmail.com
I’ll just go get my pasta machine 😭
Is it necessary to use alcohol ink to get this result?
yes it is