'Aquatic Bloom III' Full 4 Part Tutorial Polymer Clay Bracelet Cuff

Hey everyone / Salut à tous!!

This is the FULL 4 part tutorial on how I made the ‘Aquatic Bloom’ polymer clay bracelet cuff.
I developed this base technique as I wanted to include the strength of resin without resining the top which would get scuffed all too quickly. I didn't want it to be bulky and didn't want the hassle of clasps.
This bracelet holds its shape without being bulky and does not require a clasp, and will not loosen or fall off your wrist when warmed with your body heat. My bracelets using this technique measure between 4mm & 5mm in thickness.

So, in this tutorial I will show you my new cuff base technique; we will make our plants & creatures with the magic of Mica Shift; we will make a handmade stamp for the Mokume Gane bubbles; create a unique veneer, and assemble and finish your one of a kind jewellery art.

0:00 Part 1: Build the cuff base with my new hidden resin technique
12:27 Part 2: Mica Shift magical swirls
28:43 Part 3: Mokume Gane and handmade stamp
43:12 Part 4: Final veneer and finishing

In addition to imagination & patience, you will need:

Large bracelet cuff base (I used 49mm raw brass)
Metallic and or pearl clay
Translucent clay
Clay for the cuff base
Translucent liquid clay
Tissue blades
Rubbing alcohol
UV Resin and UV lamp
Sanding materials

This was inspired by Donna Kato’s tutorial on mica shift snails:
   • A Polymer Clay Basic Tutorial: Mica Shift,...  

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