Polymer Clay Mokume Gane: Watercolor Mokume Gane Tutorial

This is a fun take on the classic Hidden Magic Technique. With a few twists and tweaks it can look quite different and interesting. The one I’ll show you today has a watercolor effect to it hence the name Watercolor Mokume Gane. You can try this in any color you like, and it would look completely different with a different texture stamp. It’s fun, easy and a great overall technique. Let’s get started.

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Sincerely Samantha Burroughs.

[MsSweetestserenity]

I love your variation! For me, it seems much easier than the original. It’s definitely on my list of techniques to try! ♥️

[monikasturm]

Great tutorial thanks! A bit intimidated by this process but going to try it since it is a beautiful effect.

[amytih]

Hi Samantha, love this and will definitely give it a go. I’m a newbie but your videos give me confidence! 😊
Just wondering where you got the long acrylic roller? I can’t seem to get one longer than 7”. I looked in your Etsy page as I thought you might sell them. Perhaps you should, they’re not easily found. Did you have it made for you?

[clk]

Samantha, just wondering if you ever share the pics of what others have done with your techniques (maybe you aren’t allowed to, but I’d love to see those too). I do love watching your tutorials. I have bought a couple of your paid tutorials from Etsy and I can’t wait to try them!

[jo]

How do you store those sheets till you are ready to use them???

[TonyaRocks]

Where can i get the faux labradorite tut from your intro?