Polymer Clay TV videocast # 7 – a demonstration of how to work with pigment inks and stamp pads
// July 19th, 2007 // Vodcasts
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Last week, we talked about pigment inks and now you get to see them in action, being stamped, rubbed, painted, and mushed onto and into polymer clay. We used Tsukineko Brilliance Dewdrops, which are small but thick and juicy stamp pads. They have a pointy edge so you can really get them where you want them to go, and a broad end for bigger areas.
We have created a full length video tutorial that you can follow along with to make a lightswitch plate cover for your home. This technique can be adapted to create so many other things- like journal covers, covered tins and boxes, and anything else you want to cover with clay.
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