Lentil bead tutorial to be posted later this week… so stay tuned:
If you didn’t already know, I send out a free polymer clay tutorial video every week to everyone on my Polymer Clay Tutor – Email Guest List. But you have to subscribe to this multimedia newsletter to receive these free bead videos.
To continue on from last week’s video where I discussed the basics of how to roll lentil beads by hand, this week’s video will be about using scrap clay to make even more beautiful swirly creations.
One of the cool things about using scrap clay to make lentil beads is the surprise results you get each and every time. Although each bead design differs, they also coordinate nicely, making an exciting of one-of-a-kind collection.
So if you haven’t already signed up, make sure you get yourself on the Guest List right away. It is free, easy and fun! Here’s a link to a sneak peak clip taken from the full video that will be sent out later this week: Scrap Polymer Clay Lentil Beads
This video shows a block of scrap clay containing only two colors. Try using scrap clay that has many colors for a completely different look. Remember colors will blend as they twirl together. Scrap ends from your polymer clay canes will also make great looking scrap clay lentil beads, so make sure to experiment to see what you can come up with!
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I have just joined your mailing list, and I was wondering if there is any way to still get your lentil bead making video? Thanks for this website!
Thanks for joining the Polymer Clay Tutor Guest List Kimberlee. As a subscriber you will receive free video tutorials emailed to you pretty much every week… but only from the date that you sign up. This is how I make it worth your while to remain active as a Guest List member.
Back issues of past newsletters will be available for purchase in batches of 8 videos per Volume (2 months worth of tutorials). The newsletter just started a month ago and is now up to Vol 1, Issue 4… so it’ll be another month before the Lentil Videos become available.
You can see the list of Newsletter Back issue titles here: Polymer Clay Tutorials
Does that answer your question Kimberlee?
**PHOTOS ADDED: Some project pictures have just been added to a Spotlight Feature showcasing Kimisen, a member who is very much appreciated here at this supportive polymer clay community. Click on the “Polymer Clay Beads – Etsy Shop” link by my name above to have a look at her lentil bead work.