Just rewatched to refresh my memory of these techniques and I have to confess I hadn't watched far enough to see the gold paint veneer which is my new favourite! love your work Debbie xx
My goodness, where have you been!? This is the first time I am seeing your videos and am so thrilled with your techniques. Now that I have subscribed to your channel, I will not lose any of your videos! Thanks for sharing. By the way, do you show any of the finished products your create with these? I would love to see them.
wow Gloria, that's such a lovely thing to say, thank you so much. I love to use these veneers in some of the cabachons and tube beads I make. You can find them on my flickr page or my facebook page and you can just google and they should come up. Thanks again Gloria.
Debbie, I love what you've done here with the chalks and the gold paint... I've never even thought of using chalk and lace, I do use mica powders which gives the clay a beautiful sheen and rubber stamps to create awesome impressions... I love this video..
Hi Debbie, do you happen to have some photos of what you used your veneers for? Also do you wash your pieces of lace for the next project or let them build up with chalk? Thanks!!! Love it
Hi Wanda, I'm sorry for the delay in replying to you here. I have lots of pics and actually have done a blog post which is on my website specifically about what I've done with polymer clay veneers. I would absolutely wash my lace if I didn't want a chalk built up..good thinking.
you made the comment that you are using kato clay so of course they aren't sticking together - i have never used kato - what did you mean about that? thank you for the tutorial!
hey Sally, so sorry for the delay in getting back to you...I completely missed your message. Kato clay pulls apart quite easily if you stick two pieces together...sorry I wasn't more specific, hope this helps.
hey there and actually yes I have but it was many many years ago when I first started. My knowledge of polymer clay, what it can do and how it reacts was quite limited back then so I dare say it's why I didn't have much success. I've tried many other substrates since then and found some very cool and interesting ways to work with clay. I'm assuming you use them?
