Love your videos. You work very neatly. Learning a ton by watching! Thanks for sharing👍

Brilliant job for first time at this. I love them, especially the pink rose antique look.

Another fab technique. Opens up so many possibilities with all the lovely napkins around. I bought some ages ago to try decoupage, will be perfect for this technique. Love the fabric-like texture of these pendants, and the backs are also gorgeous in their own right!! Lots of inspiration in this video!! 🤗😊

A great way to use up that 8lb block of white clay that never seems to end! Beautiful work, thanks for showing!

Thanks for the great how to. I can't wait to try it. I love how your video is relaxed and you include everything--not edited to death. To get the stamp to stick to the acrylic block, try using a water soluble glue stick like kids use in school. The water soluble ones can be rinsed off afterwards.

You just gave me a great idea! I sell tons of journals with clay covers. Never thought about this! Thank you so much!

Paeonia Suffruticosa is the Latin name of a type of peony native to China called Mudan in chinese. Aime Bonpland was an 18th century French explorer and botanist.

Oh wow I love this idea, these are gorgeous, I don't have any napkins this pretty right now, but i'll be looking for some very soon, you did a wonderful alcohol ink creation on the backs, too.

I bought a heap of paper napkins for polymer clay work but forgot all about them. Thanks for the heads up on the 1" silicone brush, I just purchased one on eBay. I have been after one for ages. Having the brand name sent me straight to them. Try sanding your edges with an emery board (nail file).

I had to stop watching to go look at my napkins! I have tons!😉

Love how you encourage all to creativity.

Thanks, Katie, great ideas and I am going to try.....thanks for sharing!

I finally got some pretty napkins and can't wait to try this!!!

Cool items

Patricia Roberts Thompson has a tutorial doing this on polymer bookmarks. You should take a look. Im gonna try the liquid clay method though. Very smart

Scrapbook paper works great too!

I have used the other ladies method with great success but your way looks sooooo much easier (years as a midwife has taken its toll on my hands too) I look forward to tryung this tomorrow 😁 Great video, thanks x

Using mod podge is the way ive always done it and it works well. Not tried the other ways yet x

So BEAUTIFUL :) I'm going to try this using mod podge instead of the liquid clay to attach the napkin...I just dont have any of the liquid clay or I would not go any other route than what you taught me..Again, these are so awesome.

Thanks Katie for sharing.

That's how I do my napkin prints. I bake off the piece put down the liquid clay, and bake again. The prints stay firmly on with is even better after resin.

Excellent how to detail and reference info that can be applied to any number of hand crafts. PAM

Love your work🙂

Stunning 🤗

Just discovered your channel recently and immediately subscribed! Thanks you for sharing you gift. As a nurse I understand the dry hands thing! I buy Avon Moisture Therapy , Intensive Healing, sometimes 15 tubes at a time when it goes on sale in late fall. Thanks!

Beautiful

Thank you Katie for all your videos I have learn so much from you lots of idea god bless you xoxox

the jewelry and the cane are beautiful

Very pretty, thank you

They all are beautiful ❤️ can't wait to try

Beautiful love it thanks a lot

Very pretty and cool idea 👍 In the beginning,your original piece looked like a transfer technique I've seen but haven't tried yet but love the idea for using fancy napkins too 👍😀

Love your videos. Tip...try and get a bottle of Aleenes Tack It Over and Over glue...it will hold your stamps in the blocks better.

Kate, actually I haven't seen anyone on youtube doing the napkins on clay exactly the way you are doing it here, I did see a woman use an iron with clay, it worked too, but I look forward in trying it this way, infact I found some interesting napkin designs this weekend at a Dollar store, so i'll let you & all of your patrons know how it all goes. I like the stencil design you put on top, too.

You technique is much better than all that scraping off with fingers, as it makes them sore. I loved this. Thank you Have you tried it with any printed off images - how would you get that to adhere to the polymer clay.

My favorite is the one with the rose, love muted colors. Emu oil is great for hands, one drop goes a long way. MONTANA Emu is best.

as Bob Ross used to say there are no mistakes in art only happy accidents

This method has been around for a long time- I make most of my pendants this way. Its a great technique with lots of variety.

Love your choice of napkins. So pretty!

lol, i watched that video last night, make the book marks? wow, auto play works better than i thought

Very nice!! I live it. Have you worked with autumn leaves and polyclay?

i love all 3

Loving your videos! I enjoy hearing your thought processes! Where do you get your LARGE blocks of clay???

Wow how about that, mistakes are sometimes super cool, I also love your double images, simply awesome, I plan on trying this myself ;-)>>>

I tried this it didn’t work for me either. I watched the same video, where she soaked it in water. You can also get really pretty napkins at Tuesday Morning’s for cheap. I am going to try your way & see if this way will work for me. Thanks so much for sharing your video.

Katie doesn't it make a lot of difference if you peel off the back layer before using the liquid clay?

Katie a tip for you: Take a paint brush dip it into water then draw around your shape on the napkin and then tear it out! easy peasy

Hi Katie! Watched your napkins on clay video. When Pat did hers she made sure of a few things to ensure it works. She separated the layers and only used the top printed layer, she used a certain kind of clay ( not sure which brand but you can ask her), and she let the clay cool thoroughly before placing in water. I’m not sure what steps you took as you didn’t explain but Also you could ask her which brand or company the napkins come from? Hope it works. Thanx for sharing because we can all benefit from your trials. Luv your videos. Keep them up and I advise you to go ahead and open a patron page! You go girl! There is no shame in patrons and your true fans are happy to help you as you take much time and hard work to share your knowledge with us. Thank you 🥰👍😉

Can you use modge podge instead of liquid clay, as it's being used as an adhesive. Thanks for sharing your lovely idea.

I have been searching for a tutorial on how to do this! Thank you!!! I'm wondering if it will just work with napkins or if scrapbooking paper might work too! What do you think??

What do you put on the back of earrings and pendants?

Great tutorial. Where did you get the heart-shaped metal trinket dishes? That are great!

The store Tuesday Morning, has zillions of beautiful napkins.

Hi Katie, what part of Vermont are you in? I have Cousins that live near Burlington Vermont.

Love your video! Can I ask where you purchased your bails from?

Katie do you have a facebook page too. I though you said you did but when I look it always so Katie's gordon friend. I just love your channel thank you for sharing.

While working the clay is sticky can you please let me know

should use the tower from France

What resin do you use?

Hi Kate, for some unknown reason, I have no sound on youtube, but it works on other channels, so i'm needing to ask, if your polymer clay liguid works the same way as Liquitex pouring medium?

This is great for someone [insert me] who thinks they have more artistic ability than they do. 😊 If I we’re to make some to sell, there wouldn’t be a copyright issue on someone else’s print, would there?

A lovely take on the napkin transfer design Katie, very nice finished pieces, where you have shown us alternative things to do with them, the alcohol inks on the back is a great finishing touch. Well done and thanks for sharing. I have seen Patricia Robert-Tompson do this a while ago now titled Easy Napkin Transfers for Polymer Clay, link kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mdCnea1jv97Ul4E.html This is the lady you spoke about in this tutorial I think.

RJ crafts.com. She’ll make you pretty much anything and is US based in Florida.