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Tutorial Pearl Ex Patinaby ~ValerianaSolaris

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I received a few questions regarding the techniques I use to finish my polymer clay pieces, mainly from dear

and

, and these two inspired me to write my very first tutorial. I hope some of you might find it useful

I am happy to anwer any questions that you still might have. I feel so inspired by this wonderful community and the people here, and I love to share and give back what I have learned so far.

A similar tutorial in German can be found on my blog.

As usual, I appreciate constructive criticism

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~bagheera29680 May 3, 2012

I was so excited to see this, but I still have a question. When ever I try to use this stuff, I seem to be really heavy handed - it completely blots everything. I have a hard time making it look accent-y as opposed to solid colored, lol. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!

~ValerianaSolaris Jun 1, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

I think it is a matter of practise! Just use a very small brush and dip it in only lightly into the powder!

~bagheera29680 Jun 1, 2012

Thank you!

^Talty Feb 16, 2012 Artisan Crafter

Hello! I wanted to let you know that I cited your tutorial in the article Introduction to Polymer Clay written for Project Educate because I believe it's one of the best resources available in DA. Thank you so much for your generosity in making tutorials and inspiring others