Great video. I I learned a lot from watching this. I also have found using a piece of double sided tape when painting the eye helps prevent the eye from moving around. This is especially helpful on smaller eyes.

These are the best, easiest eyes I've seen done, and best of all, I don't have to buy anything to finish a few tonight. Thanks so much for the ideas!

yvonne williams does amazing dragon eyes, you two could combine your work, I think that would be brilliant

Patricia you can also use regular nail polish to create your eye and then seal it with a layer of gel polish once you let the regular polish completely dry. I mention this if you have a regular nail polish color you would like to use :) Also keep a small paper towel to the side saturated with a high percentage alcohol to wipe your brush on if it needs cleaning. you can also mix your colors on a tile it will wipe right off with alcohol. OR you could mix it in a shallow dish and then cover it with press n seal so the dust doesnt get into it and you can use it again later.

OMG, Those are Amazing !

Fantastic and fascinating! Thank you!

Thank you, Patricia! It was mesmerising for me to watch this wonderful tutorial.😊🤗

This is so beautiful!

Wow! You are amazing. I love your work.

Very nice. I love the way they finish out.

Thank you for sharing this awesome technique I can't wait to make my own dragon eyes

Love watching your videos! Thank you.

Great job, your hands are so steady. Thank you for sharing. I've seen a lot of your polymer clay work on facebook and it's incredibly beautiful.

Thank you so much for showing me this. I'm very excited to start!

Excellent tutorial, Patricia. I didn't think I wanted to do dragon eyes but after watching this I definitely want to try them. you are my role model. Don't be surprised if my next tutorial shows up on you tube. You are so brave! And talented!

Your first tutorial was excellent!! Love the eyes!! Thank you!!

Beautiful just ordered everything I need to make dragons eyes haha love your videos thank you x

Wow! That was brilliant Patricia thank you so much for sharing, I shall definitely get the gel polishes off my daughter now.

I'm a few years late to the party but thank you so much for this tutorial. Expertly done!

Quite beautiful.

Beautiful dragon eyes and great tutorial! Nice job all around. :-)

Hi I love this eye you created! I'm getting into making these. If possible, could you please do more tutorials of these eyes? Thank you for your time.

I have very much enjoyed your way of using the mica powder and the way they turned out is just very eye catching I would have to say ty. I have also shared your video on my fb page Sweet Homemade Jewelry to show a different way of doing dragon eyes (y)

This was so well done. Thanks so much for sharing.

gorgeous!! great tutorial too! thanks for sharing :)

Thank U .... Great tutorial... I tried another method with No Luck .... I believe I can do it Your way!

So talented Pat!

This is awesome! Just found you !

This is great!! Thank you so much!!

lined paper to get center. brilliant! seriously! this is why you have a video, and I don't.

The best video I have seen on this technique

Thanks #Patricia...! Great & Awesome Video. Keep Sharing your Videos...!

Excellent video! One question… what do I use to glue it onto a blank pendant tray, E6000 ?? Thank you again for the great video!

Do you mind sharing brand of gel nail polish you used. I am just learning to paint these. Beautiful 😍

Thank you Patricia.. or Pat. Great tutorial. Where do you find the gel polish? I love this. Your dragon eyes are so fun and cool.

This was really great. I had recently found a tutorial on how to take one of those eyes and make it into a bracelet, but I had no idea how to do the eye itself. I'm not the most artistic person; I cannot draw to save my life. But this looks like something even I could do. Thanks a lot. Bookmarking this, so I can watch it again! Couple of quick questions (1) How much do those light boxes run? I'm in college and finances are tight. (2) Will those gels 'cure' in the sun if it is hot enough outside?

I want one

Can I put glass beads in the polymer clay before I bake it?

I NEED THEESE

I love the idea of the nail gel I have used normal nail polish on my first dragons eye but I think on the next one I will use my nail gels as you said you can work it for as long as you like until it goes into the light box 🤔 now that's a plus as I found I had to work fast with the normal nail polish as it would start to thicken as I worked it now why is it when doing the dragons eye it dried faster than if it was on my nails 😹😹😹 umm Thank you for a new look at my nail gels 😹😹

So pretty! I use acrylic paints but they are apt to move about randomly as you add new colours, so it's a bit frustrating. x

great job ... Im wanting more videos...:),......lol..... I noticed on my dragon eyes the paint would move as well... I think im going to try this for my next ones

lovely.. once you insert into the polymer clay creation, what temperature do you bake on, please?

is the lite an ultra-violet (UV) bulb ? I missed that ?

很好看哟！！！美滋滋！！！！！！

love your bracelet as well! Did you make it? Vicki

You can get awesome glass dragon eyes at www.nixcreations.etsy.com

Thank you for this tutorial, what are the basic colors of nail polish did you buy to start.. the clear, and black was there any other colors

Great tutorial! I was wondering if you Lisa Pavelka's magic gloss was interchangeable with the nail gel? Also, have you ever tried to make an eye using paints made for glass (I believe Martha Stewart has or used to have a line of glass paints)? Thanks for taking the time to share your technique.

Enjoyed your tutorial! Nice to see you here from FB to KZfaq ..I'm your new subbie ;-)

Have you used UV gel nail polish to glaze jewellery pieces? I have been trying to find out if it is possible to use it with good, long term results.

Hi, what is the exact mica powder you are using? also where do i get the led lamp from?

I keep my nails polished but have never used the gels, can you clean your brushes with soap and water or do you need remover?

I’ve heard that because it’s not intended for long term use the pigments in nail polish won’t last? I’ve also heard that the clear coats tend to yellow faster. I’ve not seen any evidence either way but it does concern me. Do you have any discoveries you’ve made for this in regards to how well these hold up to time?

u paint on the flat side??