Duration 41:38

DIY Unusual and Beautiful Necklace from Polymer Clay Scraps in “Twisting&Squeezing” Technique

by SweetyBijou

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Published 14 Dec 2017

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@jackierosenfeld11892 years ago Also ludmila, thank you for teaching me to be more patient, slow down. And pay more attention to detail. Im slowly becoming a less sloppy clayist.
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@friedaraeperkins32589 months ago Those are so creative! I am amazed at the colors after you sanded and polished them. They are gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your work with us, so much inspiration.
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@lwuuus4 years ago So much work and lots of detail to this amazing necklace. Beautiful, very beautiful. 1
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@shelleymessenbrink274010 months ago Love the necklace, want to try this technique. Inspired.
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@kerriefearby95424 years ago Mind blowingly beautiful, and to think it all started with scraps. Thank you for this detailed tutorial. 1
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@jackierosenfeld11892 years ago Youve inspired me! Will post photos when i figure out how.
made these necklaces the last two nights. Credit to ludmila bakulina for idea. < id="hidden2"br />gold was made from sculpey premo gold, pearl white, translucent, bits of black and bright yellow, plus gold foil and maybe a little too much gold holographic glitter. Smaller gold pieces will be earrings.
leftover canes in blues and greens were my practice run. ...Expand
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@0LorreneBaumDavis07 years ago Terrific technique tips, ludmila. Good on you. 1
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@altheawhybrow13657 years ago Ludmila! Thank you for demonstrating so well how you made this stunning necklace. Absolutely inspiring, innovative and better to watch than any tv! To . ...Expand 1
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@FaerieFenergles6 years ago Absolutely gorgeous!
thank you so much for sharing. 1
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@stumpy45465 years ago This is stunning, but you are such a perfectionist, it drives me crazy! However i am going to give this a try, wish me luck xx.
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@MegaPraiseHim7 years ago Absolutely stunning as always! Thank you so much. 1
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@gailneedham99305 years ago That was very interesting, thank you and thank you for showing how it looks on. This is very pretty, thank you. 2
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@mariannedal90686 years ago So good. Cannot belive this happens just befoer my eyes. Thankyou.
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@emmadebemma5727 years ago As always, another beautiful piece! I' m going to try this soon! 1
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@marystribling3104last year So beautiful! Thank you so much for the tutorial what brand of varnish did you use?
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@gillianwiseman35187 years ago Lovely, pecise and easy to follow! I really want to try one of these! 2
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@deanablythe93945 years ago I am so impressed with your talent, well done. 1
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@usasoapworks49806 years ago Love how you showed the complete process. 1
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@atelier2zouzou6557 years ago Wknderfull! I try this tomorrow! Thanks. 1
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@gracep.a.65533 years ago Beautiful necklace and great tutorial! How do you avoid your rounded pieces getting a flat side while curing? I usually cure on corn starch in these cases? 1
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@linksofi7 years ago Magnifique!
merci pour ce tuto; 1
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@berniceseigel64826 years ago Love your videos. Your jewelry is gorgeous. Where do you get your magnetic clasps for the necklaces and what size mm. Thank you.
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@rosiehutchinson93336 years ago I love this design, i' ve made a few similar collars but not used rubber tubing. Why do you use it when it gets hidden by the beads?
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@lulilobo28683 years ago Nice work!
what is the black rubber tube? Where do i find it?
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@atlantida87696 years ago Ti si neverovatna zena. Ja se divim svakom tvom radu. Uzivam dok gledam. Lt; 3. 1
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@melindad.41546 years ago Is the rubber cover on the wire necessary? What is the benefit of using it vs just putting it directly on the wire? I' m going to try this out myself and want to make sure i do it correctly. Beautiful work as always. 1
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@lisajarvis28387 years ago Eyelets in both ends of each polymer clay tube beads!
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@Karai97 years ago This is so pretty! Question, what is the black tubing that you put over the wire? 1
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@promoplus1003 years ago Ludmila, what is the approximate length of each segment or together, i' m struggling with this and keep making the necklace to small?
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@Varla19827 years ago Thank you for so beautiful tutorial! I want to ask is you what kind of wire you use? Is this a memory wire? 1
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@apo19155 years ago Beutifull pc. Ludmila. Hope to show us how you mix and make the canes. Thank you.
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@patriziacardinale23996 years ago It is very interesting but in which video can i see how to make these scraps " tubolar beads" 2
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@CervenkovaPetra5 years ago Can i ask with what did you polished it? Thank you. 1
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@veraprokic31317 years ago Why do you cover them with paper, before spraying the fixative, and why you cover only a part of the clay? Also, why do you use the pastel fixative?
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@jacquelinecoverdale48110 months ago I am just beginning to work with polymer clay but i have lots of scrapes.
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@papaperart32067 years ago Nice diy
(come to see our last video ) 1
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@ajdapos41775 years ago This bracelets are reallythe video is way to long. She is yust rolling the clay for more than 20 minutes straight.