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How to Do a Mokume Gane Technique? | Polymer Clay Tutorial | Sculpey

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Use this product-focused tutorial to get more creative with Sculpey clay colors and materials in How to Do a Mokume Gane Technique.

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In this video, you'll learn:
ideas for turning polymer clay elements into wearable jewelry
ways to create texture, pattern, and surface interest
practical Sculpey project ideas for creative makers
materials and workflow tips for polymer clay crafting

Featured products and topics:
Sculpey Tools

Good for:
crafters learning how to use clay tools more effectively
Sculpey fans looking for project inspiration

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Learn how to do the Mokume Gane Technique with Sculpey Design Squad Member Amy Koranek

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20 Comments

@sprocket4876 5 years ago

Excellent video and very easy to learn this technique. However, I was not able to see any of the pattern samples. I wish you were able to zoom in closer to the samples or hold them up closer to the camera.

@paulagallimore8121 5 years ago

It would have been nice to see the patterns in more detail - don't they know about zooming?

@meganlyons3042 5 years ago

it would have been great to see it up close

@Terry-bo5cz 5 years ago

Where’s the close ups?

@sharonmays9652 3 years ago

Wonderful! I'd like to see a zoom in for each piece created. Thanks!

@safehavensanctuary-hollyg.8814 5 years ago

Thank you for the tutorial Sculpey but you need to improve the photography technique. It’s important when doing a demonstration or tutorial that you include close ups and different angles to help your students understand the technique and the finished product.

@micheletobler-sutter7361 5 years ago

Wish she had zoomed in a little closer to the clay it was hard to see the pattern

@kristiecox9453 4 years ago

Great tutorial and very helpful! Unfortunately it was really hard to see what you were doing because it was so small. I wish that it would’ve been more up close

@micheletobler-sutter7361 5 years ago

Not so much angles .just not close enough to see the pattern

@PasadenaGirl 1 month ago

This video was made 5 years ago.
I have watched so many videos, but this teacher was brilliant.
I’ve been working with clay for about a year and this video has inspired me at a time I was lost in what direction I was going.
I can’t wait to start using this method.
I want to thank you for waking my creativity up….
This teacher is the best!!
I hope she can read this. I want to thank you for being so great at this!!!!