Polymer clay earrings are a perfect way to explore this wonderfully versatile medium. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, you can't go wrong with earrings. They're a great way to explore new techniques, shapes and colors before embarking on a larger project.
They're fun and quick to make, perfect for gifts and markets and small enough that you can make a different pair for every outfit.
Have fun with the tutorials below. Use them as they are, or as starting points for your own designs.
This is a three part tutorial where I'll be showing you how to make three beautiful pairs of Pebeo paint earrings and a donut pendant.
Find out how to apply the paint so that it doesn't spill over the sides, opening up endless design opportunities without the need for a bezel to contain the paint.
This polymer clay earring tutorial is a fun and easy take on a set of
modern art earrings. The technique is simple and quick, but the result
is beautiful and eye-catching.
There are lots of tips and tricks
in this polymer clay tutorial, from keeping your white clay clean, all
the way through to sanding and buffing this simple design to a high
shine that really makes the colors pop.
In this polymer clay earring tutorial I'll show you a really cool
liquid clay twist on a Sutton Slice, which we will use to create two
beautiful modern steampunk earring sets.
There are lots of tips
and tricks in this polymer clay tutorial. I'll give you an in depth look
at partial curing using a heat gun, show you a bunch of different
things you can use 99% alcohol for, and much more.
In this faux Tiger Eye tutorial we will be learning how to imitate the beautiful blue Tiger Eye stone - one of my favorites.
We
will be making some gorgeous African inspired, reversible earrings and
some lovely cabochons which will be buffed to a perfect shine. I'll be
giving lots of sanding and buffing tips in this video to help you get
the best shine from your clay, so be sure to watch all the way through.
In this polymer clay tutorial I'll be showing you how to create this
Black Poppy polymer clay earring design. It's an organic, easy design,
great for beginners, filled with little tips and tricks for everyone to
enjoy, and great fun to make.
The techniques in this design are
simple and versatile, making this polymer clay design perfect for
experimenting with different shapes and colors to create your own unique
pieces.
This polymer clay earring project is the first part in a 2 part series
where we will be using the simple mod cane to create a matching pendant,
earring and ring set.
Although there are quite a few different
techniques in this tutorial, these interesting and eye-catching earrings
are really simple, quick and fun to make. You can switch up the colors
to make endless designs, all of which will be perfect for the markets.
In this tutorial I'll be showing how to make a Faux Amethyst Geode Slice
which we will then use to make a full jewelry set, as well as a
keyring. This polymer clay project is much easier than it looks, and
best of all it requires no sanding, so it's sure to be a favorite!
You
can switch up the colors used in this technique to create all sorts of
different agate slices, so be sure to try out other combinations.
In this tutorial we will be making a beautiful Winter's Night polymer clay bib necklace with earrings to match.
The
result is really eye-catching, but you will find that it is so simple
to make. The project consists of simple elements of mica shift and
texture, with a few slices of snowflake cane to give that wintery feel.
I'll show you tips and tricks to get your veneer nice and flat and how
to achieve a smooth, glassy finish.
In this polymer clay jewelry tutorial we will be making a simple, but really pretty, polymer
clay snowflake cane. I'll show you how to make it, reduce it to various
sizes and how to use it to make the stunning silent night beads that
this project is named after.
This polymer clay cane is really
easy to make, but so effective. Please do give it a try. It's great fun
and produces a beautiful and rewarding result.
In this polymer clay earring tutorial I'll show a fun earring project using a mica shift and liquid clay. It's striking and can be done in any colors you want. I used colors and textures based on a fire poem I wrote a while back.
Ever wonder what to do with your Sculpey III polymer clay?
In this Fantasia polymer clay earrings tutorial
I'll show you how to use it in a way that keeps your project strong and
beautiful with no risk of it breaking.
You don’t have to use Sculpey III though. This technique
will work with just about any brand of clay and can be used in many different
projects from earrings to coasters. Change up the colors, the border or even
the shape to create beautiful, unique pieces with ease.
In this Poppy Field tutorial we'll use the easy Poppy Cane we made in a
previous tutorial to create a stunning bracelet and pair of earrings.
It's an easy,
fun project and would make a great gift or something easy to sell at markets.
It's also an easy project for beginners in polymer clay as I teach a few basic
techniques such as creating equal and graduated bead sizes as well as
demonstrating how to avoid sanding round beads.
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