Magical Mica Shift Polymer Clay Veneered Wooden Beads Tutorial 

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Glad it was helpful 🥰 It took a few mishaps to figure it out lol

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Thank you Kimberly 🥰 I'm so glad this inspired you! 20 minutes in the oven would be more than enough as the liquid clay layer should be very thin

Thank you Cynthia 🥰 Of course, and thank you for asking. Here's the link: share.temu.com/UC5Wcr6V11A . I'll add the link in the description box of that tutorial as well 😉

@@keipfr Thank you very much for the link. I found them and more besides 🙂

Thanks Erika 🥰 Which? The raw clay slices or the finished pieces? Because I use a lot of translucent the mica shift is hard to see clearly until after it's baked. I just figured out how to view my iPhone on my mac while filming which will help me in future videos 😉

@@keipfr , when you asked if we could see the mica shift , it’s too far from your camera otherwise the tutorial is great!

An allergic reaction to uv resin messed up my hands a few years ago and although they are slowly getting better, I wear gloves for everything around the house as my fingers are too sensitive and I can't touch anything without them. For polymer clay, my skin is too dry and I can't have any flakes in the clay. I miss the feel of clay, but wearing gloves does help immensely with fingerprints.