Blue Ice earrings - a polymer clay tutorial

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Suggestions:
1. This tutorial is made using Premo translucent. Of course you can use other translucent brands like Cernit or Pardo. I do not recommend Fimo or Kato as they are not translucent enough.
2. All the materials used in the tutorial can be found either in my Amazon Influencer store (https://www.amazon.com/shop/kalyanade...) or at PolyClayPlay (https://polyclayplay.com/?aff=2)
3. I do not recommend using another type of acrylic paint, but if you really don't have the means to get it, you can use either DecoArt's Extreme Sheen Blue or any other metallic blue acrylic paint.
4. For the edges, I do strongly recommend ArtAlchemy's Peacock wax in the Metallique line. Or at least their Old Silver. If you do not have that or the means to get it, use any of the acrylic paints mentioned above or a metallic silver acrylic paint.
5. The cutters can be found both on my Amazon Influencer store (https://www.amazon.com/shop/kalyanade...) as well as at PolyClayPlay (https://polyclayplay.com/?aff=2)
6. Suggestions for the silk screen: the feather screen of the Nature set of Sculpey; the dandelion flower part of the Floral set of Sculpey. Or the old one I used here (no longer in sale)

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