Polymer Clay Mokume Gane: Hidden Magic Tutorial

Hidden magic is another form of mokume gane with polymer clay. Hidden magic can be used in many different ways and isn’t restricted to the usual skinner blend bulls eye cane variation. Play around with it and you’ll find there are so many ways to use this technique.

In this tutorial I’ll be showing the usual hidden magic mokume gane technique, but will show other variations in later tutorials. Have fun.

(Credit to Jennifer Patterson)

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Sincerely Samantha Burroughs.

[RoeRoe]

Wow I love that second one with butterflies ❤ Thank you so much for taking the time to share your process.

[Wendy-WackyWomanCreations]

Another fun technique. The bronze & green made a wonderful mix. I also especially like the insect one with the black top.

[traceykinnane]

Hi Samantha, you are so talented & so fantastic at doing these tutorials- Love, Love, Love… I am slowly getting through them all - so have so many choices to practice. Thank you so much

[stumpy]

Amazing how a little layer of black can make the technique so different. Brilliant as usual Samantha thank you

[shelleymathos-noe]

Fascinating and so much fun to watch and learn! She is quite the talented artist and it is so wonderful that she shares her techniques with us. I am very impressed.

[marialicatese]

I really like the last one. It looks really cool with the butterfly images. Would love to see what you made out of all them. TFS

[dmsdana]

I really like the one with the black layer on top. The single color makes the stamped images show up better, and kind of ties all the colors together nicely. Interesting that just adding one layer on top makes such a difference! Another very nice tutorial, Samantha, thank you!!! 💜💜💜

[skeeterholmes]

Another brilliant tutorial, Samantha.  The effects are stunning.  Thank you for the inspiration and sharing your knowledge.

[zibakhan]

Oh my how stunning is ur art work...? VERY stunning. 🥰

[ronieGirl]

I really like that last one when you used the black on top. it just makes it look so cool and different.
oh. I keep forgetting to tell you that I love your accent. :)

[carolgancos]

You are so very clever. I watch for videos over and over.. Too ill to do anything right now. Keep buying supplies, though. Lol I think I could do this technique easily.I hope.Thank you.

[SandyHuntress]

Those are gorgeous! Looks like you had a lot of fun playing and experimenting. :-) Tfs.

[gyllenhaalic]

Your work is always beautiful, awe-inspiring and creativity enhancing ! Great job as always ! :)

[claygirl]

I like the one with the black on top much better! I bought those types of stamps for clay as well.

[karans]

Absolutely brilliant! It is amazing how different they look. Well done. You just got one more subscriber.

[patsprague]

Great tutorial! Can’t wait to give it a try.

[rosajensen]

Absolutely love this one! Thank you for sharing.

[charlenebyington]

Loved those butterflies . . Awesome job. .

[stevegriffiths]

So many clever folks out there. I'm not one of them. I'll give it a try lol

[khughes]

I’m watching this 2 years later, been watching your videos since first starting with polymer clay and I’ve learned a lot from you!!! I also love the accent! I looked on eBay for those particular stamps ... is there a certain brand for those? There were so many I wasn’t sure if all work the same way as far as giving a good impression. Thank you!!!