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Polymer clay is a surprisingly flexible material that you can mix up and manipulate to beautiful effect. Faheema Chaudhury of Unicorn Crafts expertly guides you through creating a gorgeous set of watercolor marbled hair clips. Faheema loves color, and you'll be using a lot of them to give your plain white polymer clay an ethereal watercolor design. You'll learn some clay basics like how to properly condition it, shape it, and bake it. You'll also have so much fun discovering the techniques for making a marbled watercolor slab. Plus, Faheema will even show you her secret tip for giving your hair clips a perfectly smooth finish.
Learn how to:
What you'll get:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- One block of polymer clay each translucent and white in Sculpey Premo
- Sculpey liquid clay
- Tissue blade
- Hair clip backings
- Glue - E6000 or super glue
- Clay cutters for hair clip shapes
- Ceramic tile
- Oven
- Acrylic paint in various colors
- Small paint brush
- Pasta machine
- Sand paper - nothing over 800
- Vaseline
- Rag
- Gloves (optional)
- Handheld drill with a wool polishing tip (optional)
Downloads:
- Make hair clips out of polymer clay
- Condition polymer clay with a pasta machine
- Mix paint and polymer clay to create a watercolor effect
- Make a slab
- Cut out shapes
- Polish baked clay
- Add hair clip hardware
- Smooth the back of your hair clips for a perfect finish
What you'll get:
- Video lessons on how to make marbled hair clips with polymer clay
- 5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from artist Faheema Chaudhury
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Make Watercolor Marbled Hair Clips with Polymer Clay Reviews
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Sylvia Riesselmann
There are a lot more steps involved when using transparent clay. I am glad I viewed this class to learn more about using Polymer clay.
More than 3 months ago