How to make punchinella flowers with graduated ruffled edge cutters

I love freeform flowers and thought that our ruffled edge graduated cutters would be a great way to make them. So I grabbed a few different pieces of our new punchinella and I started mixing colors of Souffle polymer clay. I know many of you are under multiple feet of snow so how about creating along with me to make a bright flowery box to brighten your day. I share design tips that help to make things flow better in today's video. So come create along with me!
Don't forget that Polymer Clay Adventure is now in full swing and we would love to have you join us. Find all the info at this link. 

Learn how to create with polymer clay Pan Pastels and punchinella stencils

Stenciling is one of my favorite techniques to do with polymer clay and also mixed media. It is super easy to do and you get such beautiful results. I love to experiment with different ways to add color to my pieces. In this episode of Polymer Clay TV I show how to use our new punchinella stencils. They come in a set of 4 different designs and you can see all the beautiful designs at this link. http://bit.ly/1Bgv2bb

This is an example I made using the flower punchinella on black clay with Pan Pastels,
I show this technique in today's video.

In less than a month the first ever polymer clay and mixed media virtual retreat called Polymer Clay Adventure will kick off. We would love to have you join us, the more the merrier! You can check it out and the 22 teachers who will be teaching at this link. Come join us and over 600 adventurers for a whole year of fun!
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See you on the adventure!