Mokume Gane - Make With Me!

Join me as I talk through how to create a mokume gane veneer as well as the mica shift technique - combined into a beautiful double sided stitch marker. This technique would be well suited for earring components with a bit more interest since the front and back pieces look different but harmonious.

The clay I'm using is Sculpey Premo in copper, Sculpey Souffle in pumpkin and cinnamon and a light brown mixed from various Sculpey left overs.

All the tools I'm using is from Sculpey as well and you can find absolutely everything except the cutters at Country Crafts and Stamps at the following links:

Clay:

Texture mat:

Accrylic roller:

Ball tools:

Tissue blades include crinkle cut blade:

[RD_Designs]

Thanks! I enjoy watching other polymer clay artists work. Very pretty colors! Mokume gane and mica shifts are always fun!

[dianeburrow]

Love how you combined the mokumegani with the Sutton slice. Pure genius!

[QBeth.]

Very nice way to make an awesome back of a piece. And the colors are beautiful.

[dieboervroumariette]

Oh wow! I loved this video! So interesting to see how the stitch makers are made. I am going to have to binge watch all your videos now. 😂

[MadebyJalene]

Jy is AMAZING! Wow en so talentvol! 🤩❤️