Polymer Clay Mokume Gane: Simple Mokume Gane

Mokume gane comes in many different shapes and forms, but there are a few things you should keep in mind when you use this technique. From how your colors are affected by the way you slice to how the number of layers you have can make or break your mokume gane, I’ll be showing all of these tips in this tutorial.

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[dawngrofvert]

I love your tutorials. The information is clear, and the projects teach a different technique. I am so glad I found you.

[CPetersen]

I really enjoyed the mokume gane tutorial. Very easy to understand and follow. Now to try it out.

[sandrastreifel]

Your demonstrations are so clear, this beginner wants to give this a try! I really appreciate the detailed tips for slicing!

[kez]

Thank you so much for this great video. I’m just getting into polymer clay jewellery making and really appreciate all your tutorials 💗

[virtualwendy]

You have a gift for teaching! I'm really enjoying your videos!

[colleenlevy]

I know this is an older video but it was definitely fantastic!! Your video tutorials are very clear, concise, and well done!!

[OldLadyInFL]

I love your tutorials because you explain a lot more than some artists. For someone so young, you are really a great teacher.

[sarahpeck]

Your tutorials are wonderful Samantha. Clear, informative and very illustrative. You are always well prepared, don't waste any of your viewers time with long silences or nothing happening and what you are showing is always within the camera frame. Excellent, enjoyable viewing and I am learning heaps from you. Thank you.

[torimartin]

Your videos are such a fantastic resource. I love trying out your techniques and the way you lay it out step by step on your website makes such an easy reference. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and creating such great content!

[grittykitty]

Another great tutorial on the basics. I've been doing mokume gane for some time, but didn't know all of the factors that affect the pattern. The tips about adding black and/or white and how colors are affected by the stacking order are invaluable. Thanks again.

[loricooper]

Samantha, you are terrific! Made this yesterday. Love how it turned out, but am lousy at slicing. You make it look so easy! Keep giving us these great tutorials. Thanks!

[paulawray]

Great tutorial. Other artist's instructions are muddled. Your are clear and easy to follow. Now I'm off to make a Mokume Gane. Thanks.

[elizabethfisher]

I got this one, no problem since I did not have to make a Skinner Blend, LOL I love the results. You sure put a lot in these tutorials.

[bonniefaltz]

Your tutorials are so full of great information and tips. Thank you!

[FaerieFenergles]

Thank you Jess ... I tried a mokume gane before and made a mud cake ... yuk!
... now I know where I went wrong!

[elishahankin]

I prefer many more layers, reminds me of mother of pearl!

[bfm]

Mine came out not quite as nice as yours, but I must say that as a first timer, your instructions were clear. Thank you.

[yaver]

Thank you for this video, it is awesome!!

[mii]

Wow, thank you! This is super helpful! How would you go ahead and turn this into a Cabochon at this point? Would you just go straight ahead and cut into it with something and shape it? Can you roll it first without messing too much with the integrity of the design? Sorry, I’m a beginner 😅

[knottybutcrafty]

love your video so easy to follow but could you tell me were you got your texture sheet from ty again