Polymer Clay Earrings | Faux Stone Technique | DIY Earrings | Trendy Earrings

In this video I'll show you how to do the Faux Stone Technique on Polymer Clay

Tools & Materials
* Polymer clay - Cernit Translucent
* Pearl white mica powder
* Translucent liquid clay
* White acrylic paint
* UV Resin
* Acrylic Clay Roller
* Clay cutter
* Conventional Oven (for baking the clay)
* Jump Ring - 6mm diameter
* Earring Post
* Pliers
* Super Glue
* Sand Paper - 400 grit to 1500 grit

Video is available in HD

Music from Youtube Library: Oh My by Patrick Patrikios

[LalaaCherry]

OMG ❕I cannot begin to tell you how grateful I am that I found this video, it’s short and straight to the point. You have told us what to use, what media to use, whereas I have been searching everywhere for what is it that you use when you mix with regular clay, what is that liquid ?is it liquid Clay ?
I don’t know because nobody is putting into the video what exactly they’re using, and the media that they’re using so I am so grateful 🦋🌸🦋💜
I am new to polymer clay
I’m a mixed media artist
and I am so thankful that you made this awesome short and sweet video
and your work is beautiful and I am subscribed

[digitalphanes]

they look like a beautiful polished marble. so tasteful

[Kathue]

Oh wow, really good Tutorial! 😱 I didnt know, that i can bake the superglue... My mind is blown 😅 thanks for this Tutorial!

[sanjanaali]

By far one of the best videos I have seen on polymer clay jewellery. Thankyou for your generosity in sharing so much detail 🙏

[MilkyClayGALAXY]

It looks enough beautiful to make impression that it is not polymer clay anymore 😍

[Johnnzee]

I don’t understand why everyone who makes clay jewelry videos always skips the part where they remove the clay from the working area after cutting. That’s an important part to teach people.

[Shair]

Love this tutorial, Nice quick to the point and beautiful! I have a little question, would these work out Just as Nice if you wouldnt use the mica powder?

[freeyanlove]

Thank you so much, definitely the most informative and transparent tutorial! 🤍✅

[shellybeasley]

When you resin, do you also resin the sides and does the resin not stick the clay piece to the tile thing it is sitting on? Where did you get the orange honeycomb tile thing? Sorry for so many questions, newbie here. Ty

[ophilianecr]

These are very beautiful pieces. I'm sure they'd look incredible as cabochons in rings or in pendants/ bracelets. I'd love to see you try to replicate other stones like Jade, chalcedony or azurite. 💖💕

[hislambcreations]

These are absolutely gorgeous. I would really like to get into making these. I have all the items that I need. Just need the knowledge, I’ve been working with epoxy, UV resin and making lots of things with those two so now I’d like to get into polymer clay jewelry.

[ravithathiyagarajan]

That is awesome and as a beginner I have learned new techniques thank you. What is the size of your clay cutter ?

[myday]

Wow that was amazing! You made it look so easy!

[marcepro]

Beautiful, thanks for sharing, greetings from Chile 🇨🇱🌺🥀

[beetroot_chutney]

Thank you very much for this video. I've done the first few steps and am going to leave the acrylic paint to dry overnight because I'm in no rush. Do you know if, after rolling, the excess clay can be re-squidged and used again?

[ΜαρίαΠαλαντζίδου]

Wonderful!! I wonder why we need UV resin?

[nanaegyptia]

hello. Thank you for sharing. So nice and beautiful. Could you tell me how you do to make the clay "strong"? When I cut the clay in small pieces it is so sticky that when I mix my pieces with others I don't have the same results as yours. Same when you get teh "ball square". When I cut to get big square it destroys the square. Thank you so much for your answer. Best regards

[lesliespiers]

awesome looking, question where did you purchase that round drill disk from? thank you

[GodsChild_]

Sanding in water, That's ingenious!
These earrings will be pressed against the skin. With the resin, is that safe for the skin?
Also why not add the holes before baking?

[michellebutler]

Can I use Oven Bake Clay Adhesive instead of liquid clay?