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Vol-061-1: Video #392: Introduction: In this 6 part video tutorial series, you will learn techniques and tricks for creating unique and stunning Liquid Polymer Clay Image Transfers and Faux Encaustic Techniques. Use them in jewelry making, scrapbooking, art journals and other great looking polymer clay projects.
Vol-061-2: Video #393: Image Transfers: In this video you will learn the technique of creating an image transfer sheet using liquid polymer clay and the paper image of your choice. This will work with pictures from magazines, books and laser printer copies.
Vol-061-3: Video #394: Paper Removal: In this video you will learn the tricks for removing the paper backing from your transfers, so that you are left with only the translucent sheet of polymer clay that has the image embedded within. It is a very forgiving process that anyone can do with ease.
Vol-061-4: Video #395: Hand Cutting & Die Cutting: In this video I’ll show you how to cut the polymer image sheets into any shape or design that you choose, either by hand, or using a machine die cutter. I also will give you tips on how you can alter your cutouts with inks, glitter, resin and a host of other cool materials to make your pieces works of art.
Vol-061-5: Video #396: Faux Encaustic Technique: Faux Encaustic Technique: In this video I demonstrate how you can mimic the mixed media art technique of Beeswax Encaustic. You’ll learn tips and tricks to make your liquid polymer clay look just like beeswax and how to give texture and an aged finish to your pieces.
Vol-061-6: Video #397: Adding Transfers to Clay Base: Adding Transfers to Clay Base: In this final video of the tutorial series, I will teach you how to add your liquid polymer clay image transfers to a base piece of polymer clay, so that you can use it for pendants, charms, scrapbooking embellishments, and other cool polymer clay projects.
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1-A: Watermelon Slush 2-A: Grape Popsicle 3-A: Blueberry IceCream 4-A: Faded Jeans . . . . |
Barnacle is the grayish, putty colored white of the barnacles encrusted on the rocks and the chunks of rusty shipwreck remains lying on the sandy beach. Algae is the dusty olive green of the algae growing on the barnacles hard exterior shell. Purple Sea Star is the deep dark purple found in the weathered rusted parts of the metal. And Oxidation is the soft muted orange shade of the ships metal as it rusts away in the salty marine environment.
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Customer Reviews: Liquid Polymer Transfers (6 Videos):
- Thank you, This is one tutorial I especially wanted to see. I have actually been trolling Youtube for instructions on photo transfer so I can make a pendant for my Daughter-in-heart with a picture of the baby on it for her birthday, and a key chain for my son for his. Lots of good info out there, but Cindy always has the best. ~Cheyrl-B
- Hi Cindy and all. Wow. That last video series literally blew my mind. My MS is causing a few visual symptoms, and normally I’d quit, but all the neat new techniques and procedures have me glued to the screen. As a matter of fact, going back now for another full run through! Cindy I have so much admiration for your teaching style and voice. I stay rapt for the entire 10 min contents with you all the time, as is not the case with other polymer clay artists, who cadence, slowness of pronunciation, and style, leave me screaming off the machine and onto doing other needed tasks, lol. Thank you! It takes a teacher to teach. ~Jocelyn-C
- Fantastic tutorial, Cindy! The possibilities are endless. I so appreciate the step by step instructions you give. ~Michele-K
- I was delighted to see Cindy’s tutes this month, loved the new ideas, my mind is buzzing as usual (thank you Cindy, you’re a superstar!). ~Lesley-S
- You have opened our doors to an endless line of creative inspiration. We will have no problem keeping ourselves sparked with loads of artistic challenges. ~Peggy-B
- Cindy: My brain hurts from all the possibilities from these techniques! : ) ~Maria-C
- Dear Cindy, We have learned so much from your tutorials and have even started selling some of our products on Etsy. Thank you for all you do and please keep it up! Peace! ~Joe and Row-W
- The liquid polymer clay tutorial is great!! I’m so glad I joined! ~Carol-B
- This looks very intriguing – love the big sheet and the little butterfly earrings not to mention the faux beeswax craft… thank you Cindy for continuing to grow and helping us to grow also. I’ve been a member for a while now and just want to say – “wish I’d joined sooner rather than later :)” ~Tantesherry
- I’m going on a hunt for magazines. ;) I have learnt sooo much by being a member at your site and I would really, really recommend it!!! I discover new things every? day. One great thing is all the comments and tips from all the other members. It feels like I’ve discovered a goldmine. :D ~Cecilia-K
- This looks great, Cindy! I love your journal cover, the lighter-than-a-feather earrings, and the butterfly embellishments… I bet we could make some cool Christmas decorations too with the techniques you’ll be showing us (I know it’s the wrong season, but it gets earlier every year, doesn’t it? ;p). I’m sure many of the ideas and techniques from one of my other favourite Cindy Lietz tutorials, Polymer Clay Art Sheets, would work perfectly with this as well. ~Sue-F
- Wow! I’ve been experimenting with image transfer for a while. I love the journal cover!!! ~Lesley-S
- Wow! Cindy this is going to be a truly inspirational tutorial. Just watching the intro video and my brain starts running through all kinds of scenarios for making things. It’s like waiting for the gun to go off so I can start the race. I am really excited about this one! ~DixieAnn-S
- A very interesting technique. I’ve already got a couple of ideas of how to use this. ~Sandra-J
- Cindy – I just want you to know how much I enjoy all of this. Thank you so much for all you do. ~Sharon-S
- Some wonderfully imaginative techniques here! (and I only bought a heat gun last week – must have known :-) ~Lesley-S
- What a fantastic and a fun project, and like you have said Cindy it opens up loads of possibilities. I did find it easier to spread the liquid clay over the picture with my finger. My first attempt at faux encaustic, it definitely does turn out darker so next time I’ll look for a lighter picture. Tried all sorts of prints etc but the magazine pictures are by far the best. Thanks for the tutorial Cindy. ~Chrissie-B
- Cindy, love your designs and way of teaching. Your color recipes are also great. Always looking forward to new things from you. ~Rosy-S
- What a fantastic range of ideas! Thank you so much Cindy! I’m thinking of using this idea to make table place mats, I wonder if blanks are available? Anyway, I’m going to have such fun playing with this. It’s only brilliant Cindy. ~Marion-R
- Oh my! So many wonderful ideas running around my head after watching these videos. Love the faux encaustic! Thank you!! ~Hope-M
- I love your videos and your blog! ~Carol-M
- I’m so glad I decided to sign up for your videos and look forward to making lots of pretty things. Thank you. ~Candice-D
- Cindy – if I had found your videos sooner, I wouldn’t have had to buy so many books ;) ~Carol-B
- Cindy’s tutorials are awesome for beginners and well established PC artists at a cost you will be amazed at. Her blog is filled with inspiration from the entire Lietz family as well as many members. Don’t waist any more time… Cindy shows you the easiest ways to accomplish pieces that looks like it came from a pro, even if you are just starting out. Everything to gain nothing to loose. ~Peggy-B
- Dear Cindy, I signed up today for the subscription to your bead making video library. It is so great to be able to finally learn all of these things that I have been struggling with myself, without finding a proper solution for my little problems. Like with the liquid clay transfers. When I saw the video now, I was amazed, thinking, aaah, of course! But I never would have come up with that myself. So THANK you. Working with polymer clay has become an important stress-relief for me. And not having to be disappointed because of the result turning out differently than I excepted, makes it really, really, more stress-relieving. :) I am looking forward to seeing more of your videos, and learning more of the fantastic world of polymer clay. And thank you again for your work. Sincerely yours, from Finland. ~Stina-L
- Cindy – Your beginner course helped me a lot. I’m now a subscribing member as well, and have tried several of the techniques, like the liquid polymer clay transfer method, that I never would have been able to figure out on my own. I own several instruction books and most of them make an assumption that you already know a certain technique to be able to do the project they have for you, very frustrating. Your videos are great, instructions are clear and concise. For the price, it’s even more amazing. Thank you! ~Catherine-E
Customer Reviews: Plaid Shirt A-Series Color Palette (4 Recipe Cards):
- Awesome tutorial!!! Thank you so much for the wonderful teaching, palettes etc. Love the names for the color palettes. My mind is already thinking of all kinds of possibilities. ~Cherie-H
- Your color palettes are always gorgeous. You do such a good job of making matches to photos. ~Freda-K
- I can see why Fisher likes his shirt. The colors make me happy too just looking at them. Nice color palette Cindy! ~DixieAnn-S
- Such bright happy colors, which definitely first come to mind in a brain cane… might make some outstanding roses, like Cindy did with her tute. Fisher must be almost twice that size now, and skinny, if that shirt still fits, lol. If he sends me a pair of jeans that will fit him into the future, and the remains of the shirt after the summer, I promise that I will embroider and applique the cloth onto areas that need it. ~Jocelyn-C
- Y U M M Y ! ! ! ~Maria-C
- LOL – Such happy names for your color palette! No wonder Fisher has such a sense of humor – it’s contagious! The Lietz Humor!!!!!!!!!! Oh, btw – love the colors… ;} ~Patt-W
- Great shirt Fisher, I can see why you like it so much. Thanks Cindy for another great color palette. ~Jeanne-C
- Fisher you have inspired me with wonderful color and the talent in the Lietz family just keeps getting better and better. Fisher I wish all men had taste in clothes like you. Could you have a talk with my husband sometime??? Love the color palette as always. ~Peggy-B
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