Polymer Clay Inspiration: Top Content Recap #4

Over the past week, as well as this week, we will be featuring the top 7 posts from the Nunn Design Blog. All of the social media platforms are tallied to help us identify which of our posts featured are the top 7 in popularity.

Coming in at #4 is a post we ran on April 9, 2015. It was titled Polymer Clay Inspiration. I must admit, this one was awfully juicy! It is packed with tutorials as well as lovely inspiration. Enjoy!

Polymer Clay Inspiration Recap:

In my opinion, polymer clay does not receive the attention that it so deserves. Polymer clay is polyvinyl chloride that will harden when properly baked. It is a great art medium for mixed media jewelry artists to use with rubber stamps and acrylic paints. With this post I hope to inspire you to open your mind to the possibilities.

Mary Lynn Maloney did this how-to video for us some time ago; however, it is still a great video showing how to texturize polymer clay with rubber stamps and how to colorize with acrylic paints.
Video: Textured Polymer Clay Tutorial

In this great tutorial from Mod Podge, they walk you through the steps of transferring an image onto polymer clay to create these great contemporary chevron designs.
Tutorial: Chevron Polymer Clay Pendant DIY

Here is another oldie but a goodie from Mary Lynn showing you how to transfer a collage sheet image onto polymer clay.
Video: http://nunndesign.com/video/stamping-and-transferring-onto-polymer-clay/

Christi Friesen is a world famous polymer clay artist and is known for her fun personality and creative style. Here we see Christi walking through the steps of using the Nunn Design Keepsake Pendants to create fun polymer pieces.

Here Christi shows how to use the Open Back Bezels with UV Resin.

This looks way cool and so very doable! Caroline from the UK did this great tutorial for Art Jewelry Elements Blog.
http://artjewelryelements.blogspot.com/2014/05/spring-flower-bead-tutorial.html

This tutorial is in French, but the pictures sure look cool!
http://pinklily.canalblog.com/

BeadazzleMe has lovely tutorials on their Etsy site. I especially like this tutorial where she is showing how to create molds using polymer clay:
http://beadazzleme.blogspot.com/2014/04/polymer-clay-free-tutorial-making-mold.html
https://www.etsy.com/transaction/1012811526?

I’m pulling out all the oldies here! This tutorial was a project from Susan at Rubber Stamp Tapestry, inside a Nunn Design Grande Heart Pendant
http://nunndesign.com/project-natures-path-pendant/

Kathy at Polymer Clay Central has this great tutorial showing how to create your own stamps with a handle and all!
http://polymerclaycentral.com/claystamps.html

In both of these tutorials from Art Jewelry Elements, Rebekah Payne walks us through her process of creating a Doodled Stamp and then using it!
http://artjewelryelements.blogspot.com/2014/04/behind-scenes-at-tree-wings-studio.html
http://artjewelryelements.blogspot.com/2014/05/stamp-doodling-part-2.html

Explore the world of creating polymer clay faux ceramic pieces with these Cosmic Ceramic tutorials on PolyPediaOnline.
http://www.polypediaonline.com/cosmic-ceramic-polymer-clay-faux-ceramic-tutorial.html

Oh my! I’m telling you! This is killer stuff. I hope that you will share this post with others so they too can be inspired!

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