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Polymer Clay Tutorial Faux Cloisonné Hearts

Tutorial Faux Cloisonne

Price: $10

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What is cloisonné? It is an ancient metal-working technique, and it involves soldering pieces of wire to the metal base and filling them up with glass enamels in various colors.

Faux cloisonné is made using polymer clay right in your own house, and does not require any complicated equipment, hot metals, or melted glass. There are multiple techniques for achieving cloisonné look in polymer clay created by different artists. This particular tutorial summarizes the technique developed by me.

This polymer clay tutorial includes:

Detailed step-by-step explanations how to make the heart pendants;

Thirty big full-color pictures showing every step;

Detailed list of materials, including information about the brands and the best places where to buy these materials;

Complete list of tools needed to finish this project;

Fifteen patterns for different faux cloisonné heart pendants.

Pre-requisites: Some previous experience with polymer clay and/or wire is helpful, but not necessary.

The resin required for this project may be purchased on this site as well: polymertutorials.com/resin.html.

Examples of other polymer clay jewelry made using faux cloisonné technique:

Tutorial Faux Cloisonne

What my students are saying:

"This tutorial is fantastic! It's concise and thorough... the steps are clearly explained and I think the accompanying pictures will be enormously helpful, they are so well-done! Unlike other tutorials, I felt the overall tone of this tutorial was reassuring, calm, not overwhelming or fussy. I am feeling confident about trying my first piece of polymer clay faux cloisonne! IMO this tutorial is worth every penny and more when I consider other creations that might be possible using this method. Thank you, Eugena!" Susan (Maryland, United States)

"Great tutorial and it was sent to me within minutes after my payment was sent! What awesome service! You do incredibly beautiful work, Eugena!" Ginny (Nevada, United States)

"Wonderful tutorial! I have made some of these from the directions in polymer cafe, but am happy to have more detailed directions. Thanks so much!" Susan (Oregon, United States)

"I purchased two tutorials from Eugena, and they are very well illustrated and the instructions are easy to follow. I recommend these tutorials to anyone interested in new ideas for polymer clay. Also, the response was almost immediate." Vicky Lynn (California, United States)

"This is a great tutorial. I didn't make the heart, but made a pendant from a pattern that I already had. It turned out great." Binnie (Tennessee, United States)