Cherry Blossom Silkscreen and Glass Glitter Clay pendants

In this episode of my video series Creatively Crafty, I am sharing how to make a mixed-media cherry blossom pendant using custom colored Makin's Clay® and a fantastic silkscreen from CreateAlong.com.

Silkscreens are quickly become one of my favorite ways to add pattern to Makin's Clay®!

Materials:

Makin's Clay® - White
Makin's® Clay Roller
Makin's Professional® Clay Tools
Makin's® Cutting Mat
Makin's® Crinkle Clay Cutters - oval, rectangle
CreateAlong.com Cherry Blossoms Silkscreen
DecoArt® Americana® Multi-Surface Satin™ - Coffee Bean, Pink Tropics
JudiKins™ Diamond Glaze™
Chunky Pink Glass Glitter
Sakura Gold Paint Marker
Gold chain, closure
Jewelry pliers, ziplock bag

Yes, You CAN Gelliprint on polymer clay

Today's episode of polymerclaytv features surface design techniques you can use with simple acrylic paints. Gelliprinting (or monoprinting, which is really what this is) along with silkscreening can produce sheets of clay that look complex but are incredibly easy to do.

Here's what I used to complete the project:
Peacock Feather silkscreen
Mini Bling mold
Henna Petal cutters
Gelliarts Mini printing plate set

How to use silkscreens and chalk to create patterns on polymer clay

I am excited to say that Kira has been hard at work designing new silkscreens for the shop and I am having a blast trying new things with them. Join me on Polymer Clay TV and see our new silkscreens with a chalk design that gives a beautiful Damask look when your project needs something more subtle than paint. I also share a new mold that will unlock your secrets. LOL Not really but it will unlock some fun possibilities! Enjoy!
Find the products I used in the shop at this link.
https://create-along.myshopify.com/collections/all/silkscreen?sort_by=created-descending