Faux Polymer Clay Techniques : Posted on | October 27, 2009 | 3 Comments Using the correct faux polymer clay techniques, an artist can imitate virtually any material.
Choose from wood, leather, ceramics, pearls, jade, and more. The choices are amazing! Faux Polymer Clay Techniques – Mokume Gane Faux Polymer Clay Techniques – Opal. Mes astuces et tuto fausse chantilly pour mes créations! (fimo, 3d...) Jeudi 12 novembre 2009 4 12 /11 /Nov /2009 00:00 A la la si vous saviez le nombre de mes lecteurs qui me demande et supplient pour avoir ma technique de chantilly sur mes créations, mais je suis assez débordée et pas toujours le temps de donner mes astuces et secrets... mais bon puisque que c'est vous...
Bon premièrement je n'utilise pas forcément les mêmes produits selon le support! Pour la chantilly sur mes boites, mes pâtisseries en porcelaine, polymère, paperclay fuwa ..., j'utilise de la pâte 3D blanche ou rose layette avec une douille chantilly et ou une spatule en plastique pour les grandes surfaces! Pratique peu coûteuse et solide elle est idéale pour décorer des grandes boites, seul inconvénient le temps de séchage qui est assez long compter 3 à 5 jours selon la marque! Après séchage elle devient dure mais garde bien l'aspet crème à la vue, on en mangerait!
Pour le plaisir des yeux voila quelques liens : Voila vous connaissez tous mes secrets, maintenant c'est à vous de jouer! Rubber Stamping on Polymer Clay 1. There are a number of polymer clays available, Fimo being the easiest to get in Britain (where I live).
The only problem with Fimo is that it is very crumbly to begin with and requires a lot of working in the hands (rolling and kneading) to get it to a useful consistency. For the purposes of stamping, a softer clay such as Sculpey or Cernit is preferable. Note that although paper clay is a different material, and much lighter and more delicate than the oven bake (polymer) clays, most of the following can be done with that too, as well as other air-dry clays.
Always follow the manufacturer's baking instructions, as the clays may vary a little. Some Fimo colours, for example, need lower temperatures than others. There are several methods of stamping into oven bake clay. When you bake your item, you can leave it flat, or curve it, curl the edges, etc. - which can look very effective for a stamping of a leaf on autumnal colours, for example. Next Page. Fragments. Fragments By Jenny Dowd I love the antique effects we can get with very little effort using polymer clay, textures and acrylic paints. I also love making buttons, so I've combined both for this month's technique. The buttons are meant to resemble 'fragments' or 'shards' of broken carved antiquities and are great fun to make. You could also very easily turn them into earrings, pins, or elements in a necklace or bracelet. You will need: Polymer clay of your choice in either white or beige (ecru) and some translucent if you want to make faux ivory as the base.
To start, condition your clay and roll into a rough shaped ball. Tear off a piece about the size of your thumbnail and flatten with your fingers until it is the size and thickness you want. Don't worry about fingerprints, as these will be sanded off later. If you want to make faux ivory, you'll need to roll a snake of beige/ecru and one of translucent.
At this point you will need to make buttonholes if desired. Hmmmmm. Tatana polimerica fimo polymer clay joyeria jewelry spain españa - Texturas (2) Home-made texture plates A continuación encontrarás una serie de texturas que pueden servir como idea para realizar las tuyas propias.
Here you can find more home-made texture plates that can give you an idea to make your own. Tatana polimerica fimo polymer clay joyeria jewelry spain españa - Texturas - Textures. Make your own texture plates Restos de arcilla - Scrap clay Objetos que encuentres por casa (peine, bolígrafo, regla.
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