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Showing posts with label polymer clay tutorials. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polymer clay tutorials. Show all posts
Hi guys! I got to use my new Christi Friesen texture stamps for my first official Mica Shift tutorial. Come and learn along with me. I used Premo Brand Pearl/metallic clays. Cindy Dietz at the polymer Clay Tutor Channel explains how mica shift works really well, just click here to learn. Watch My First Time Mica Shift Technique Tutorial Below!
HeArtfully Creating,
Anita
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This polymer clay artist will make your jaw drop! Meet Stephanie Kilgast, she lives across the ocean from us in Canada! She is best known for her miniature food replica work. Here is an interview link of her on the Food Network! There may be a lot of miniature clay artists out here in web world, but Stephanie of PetitPlat, stands out to me. Not only does she branch to into other areas (as you cans in her videos below), I enjoy hearing what she has to say while she creates her videos. Her colours are vibrant, she strives for realism, and at times she exercises whimsical creativity! Check out her funky Elephant Hybrid! Enjoy her work and her artistic wisdom!
Photo by Anita Berglund of HeArtfully Creating and A Bergie Creation, Polymer clay
Hi guys. Wanted to continue sharing my favourite polymer clay you tube channels to watch. Cindy Lietz, a fellow Canadian artist,
has been one of the first poly clay artists, I learned from the most more than two years ago. She offers polymer clay lessons for specific projects that are available for a fee. As well, she has plenty of free hints, tips & tricks, reviews, advice, and mini tutorials. This lady does her research, all for us, then we don't have to! Thank you Cindy for sharing all your work and research. It has been and still is a great learning experience! I have heed a lot of your advice and it has helped. Number one lesson that I regret not heeding in the beginning was about using a thermometer to test actual oven temp! I learned the hard way :o(
When I first began Learning about polymer clay over two years ago, I mentioned key Artists that I was learning from on the Internet. And one of them, is the rock star of the Polymer clay world (to me any way!) I watched every video I could find by Christi Friesen. Her personality was what appealed most me. She is funny, easy going and at the same time teaches you in a way that makes you feel okay about not making everything perfect. She inspires creativity and never gets boring. Wish I could travel so I can see her in person. But thanks to the internet, there are many ways to feel like I am learning from her "live."Click here to go to Christi's Neighbourhood.
Well, I am so excited to share this here, at HeArtfully creating... This week, I had shared a recent article I wrote about our young friend and artist, Luke a.k.a Jonathan Artman, with Christi Friesen because she kindly shared my first article about him last year.
This time, when I saw that I could click on the friend request on her Facebook page, I did. Because I knowing how busy she must be, not to mention how popular and famous she is in the polymer clay world, I definitely did not expect her to respond. Needless to say I was thrilled when she said yes! And coolest of all, when I wrote and thanked her, well let's just say, she has become a new friend to me - not in the facebook world where you never get to hear back from those we add. We all have friends on our list that we are even biologically related to and yet, they never respond :o( But an actual friend! She made my day!
If only she knew how happy hearing from her made me! Just ask my husband Craig! I told him it was equal to a movie fan, hearing from say Brad Pitt or Tom Hanks! As I expected, she really is as wonderful as she appears in her interviews and tutorials. Her clear desire to encourage those of us who want to learn how to work with polymer clay, making it fun and not complicated- has and still is a huge encouragement to myself and I'm sure many many others! So thank you so much Christi for blessing the socks off of me! Believe me, 365 days of the year, I wear past the knee, thick, hand knitted socks - so that's a big deal :o)
Below are some links to some tutorials that I know you will enjoy. She said she will be puttng out some new ones. So excited to see them! Christie Friesen makes an Orchid from Clay on Beads, Baubles & Jewels (1804-1)
Creating a Bohemian Steampunk Pendant
Creating a Polymer Clay Steampunk Fish
Creating a Polymer Clay Flower and Leaf Pendant
Creating a Feathered Galumphus Bird
How to Make Gemstones Pop in Polymer Clay
Be Inspired! HeArtfully Creating!
Anita
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Today I am in the mood to share some of my favourite YouTube Polymer Clay tutorial/VLOG channels. This lady makes me smile every time I see that she has posted a new video. She also shares other videos that help us to get to feel like we are meeting her for real. I
Here, I am watching Valerie on our tv as I work on one of my clay pieces!
kind of feel like I know her. She has a great sense of humour and I
love her accent. She lives in the UK. So I highly suggest checking out and subscribing to the Unruly Housewife's Channel, if you want to hang out with a sincere, meaningful polymer clay artist and more! You just have to meet her yourself, my words do her no justice. I only discovered her months ago and happy that I did!
Here, I am watching Valerie on our tv as I work on one of my clay pieces!
Thank you Valerie for making me smile and making learning fun! And, thanks for sharing yourself with us as well, it means a lot. :o) Below are some of my favourite polymer clay related videos since this is a blog about creativity. BE INSPIRED! HeArtfully Creating! Anita