The clay extruder (in many instances referred as clay gun) is an important valuable tool which acts as a major aid within our polymer clay techniques and studio.
This device enables you to design infinite patterns using it’s range of discs, shapes and designs.
So why compromise for just retro canes, when there are lots of other options just waiting to be spotted and created?
Get your clay extruder up and running – Now you can upgrade your extrusion abilities and techniques to the top level and use it as your personal Sous-Chef de Cuisine assistant!
In this tutorial we will create a colourful set of beads that resembles the known boats “Life Savers” or “Lifebuoy”, and if you see the similarity, the “Life Savers” candy!
Rescue your inspiration with the Life Savers beads and create an eye catching mix-media piece!
► Finally, learn 3 ways to use your old t-shirts as a fashionable necklace with 3 different closure solutions.
This design was selected to be featured on “2014 Lark Jewelry Series – 1000 Beads” Book.
Included – A 33 pages PDF file & access to password protected access to a detailed video demonstrating steps necessary to successfully create the project.
Video length – 38 minutes.
When purchasing PolyPediaOnline Express tutorial you will get unlimited access to the tutorial video/s. There is no limitation on the number of times you can watch the videos, but you can not download it to your hard drive. These videos are password protected and passwords will be sent to you by email along with the PDF files after completing your purchase.
Pre-requisites – Some previous experience with polymer clay conditioning is helpful.
Tutorial Level – Advanced beginner and above.
** This tutorial is a part of a 15 Extruder projects series offered in a separate listing.
For the FULL series of all 15 Extruder projects press here.
Thank you Iris, for your patience and creativity in bringing us top level tutorials and inspiration. I loved the extrudinary tutorials and especially the lifesavers one! So colorful, so vivid, so alive! Your tutorials are wonderful, you have a tender voice and great presentation, keep on the great work!