Sculpey Clay Silk Screen Kit Product Review

Описание: Video #559: Besides reviewing what all is included in this silk screen kit, I also show you how to use it on polymer clay... More Info: http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/?... Polymer Clay Tutor.

Topics Covered In This Video:

New Polyform Sculpey Product for 2014.

I had done a quick preview of this product in a previous video.

Kit comes with 2 acrylic paints (silver and gold), 4 silk screens with small designs well suited for jewelry, and a squeegee for spreading paint.

A silk screen is a fine screen where the patterned is 'masked out' in a rubber/silicone type material. Then in the open areas of the screen, paint is pushed through with a squeegee leaving the painted pattern behind on the clay.

I demo how the silk screens work using some Souffle clay called Royalty.

Matte side of silk screen lays on top of the clay.

Make sure that there are no air bubbles under the screen.

Squeeze out only a small amount of paint and use squeegee to spread the paint through the pattern. You can always add more paint.

Put screen into water right away... do not let paint dry in the screen.

Rubbing alcohol will remove dried paint or liquid clay.

I show samples of using Kato Liquid Polyclay (Glossy) on Souffle Clay (Matte) as an interesting alternative to using paint.

New Circle cutters from Sculpey will match the circle silk screen patterns.

Let paint dry first before manipulating the clay or adding to a hollow bead maker form.

Test other paints, powders, glazes through silk screens to come up with your own unique uses for the Sculpey Clay Silk Screen Kit.

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