To protect the color, wse a super thin sheet of translucent Premo or Fimo clay to cover the glitter before sanding and buffing. The color used in these glitter foils will often sand or buff away if you are not careful. Some glitters are made of colored foil.Can be worked into solids as well as into liquid polymer clays.Īnd Here’s Some Additional Tips for Using Glitter Clays:.Can find these products cheap at dollar stores.Loose Powdered Eye Shadow and Bronzers.Can be mixed with liquid clay or Future Floor Finish.Works well on rubber stamps as a resist.Can be mixed into clay or added onto surface of clay.Ultra fine glitter and metallic powders.Often this type of glitter confetti will curl though.
Some plastic confetti works well in polymer clay.Tends to have a mixture of particle sizes.Cheap stuff tends to curl, melt and/or discolor with heat.Because the large flakes tend to protrude, cover bead with thin layer of translucent clay to protect. Mixed into translucent clay to make beads.Peel off and turn over to get a smooth iridescent sheet for creating faux opals. Added to TLS and spread on tile to bake.Sometimes known as Buffalo Snow or Arnold Grummer’s Flakes.Can be rubbed on the outside of raw clay.Mixed into liquid polymer clay (TLS Translucent Liquid Sculpey).Can be added to translucent or opaque clay as an inclusion.Here are 6 types that can be added to polymer clay in a variety of ways:
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Need some sparkly tips for adding a little bling to your polymer clay bead making and jewelry projects? Today’s article will provide you with some ideas on how to use craft glitter. How To Use Glitter With Fimo, Premo Sculpey and Other Brands of Polyclay:
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