Thanks for the great video. So well presented without delays. Beautiful

Super duper tutorial. I loved the technique and final result. Your colour choices are fab. I must give this a go! Thank you for sharing

Woah effect is stunning, sooo beautiful!

That looks fabulous, I can't wait to try it, the possibilities are endless! Thank you for sharing :)

Great idea, so creative and pretty! Thanks for sharing your technique.

Thank you for sharing a lovely concept to help me do something with the many boxes I have hoarded. I am thinking I will use decorated boxes to present homemade treats over the holidays. Thank you Mrs Evans!

Very pretty! Thank you for sharing, can’t wait to try this!

A lovely piece and a lovely way to transform a box into something special. Thanks for sharing. oxo

Very good tutorial I really enjoyed it I’m going to definitely try it. I like the idea of putting it on the box.

Fab as always Valerie. Thank you xxx

Very much enjoyed your video - answered so many of my questions - I'm just starting my polymer clay journey. Thank you for the very clear content and explanation.

What a pretty, glamorous lid for the box. Definitely a technique to try. On a rainy day, perhaps, so that a proper amount of time can be taken over the process. Thanks again.

Absolutely gorgeous I love it. I will definitely try this. Thank you.

It looks very pretty thank you for showing us how.

Thank you so much for this video and for a friendly promo 😁❤️

You're a great artist, to be sure, but your personality and demeanor always make me smile :) Keep 'em commin!

Thankyou for making this so simple...but looked like so much work!

Love this....very pretty!

Great job and such a good idea!

Really pretty!!

Love the box!!

What a great technique - thank you for the tutorial! I'm thinking about attempting some angels for Christmas, and this would be a cool way to do their robes or wings! 😊

Thanks for sharing your expertise. I learned a lot

Fabulous tutorial as always Val -such a great idea!!! 😀 Leo and Kristina are jumping around with excitement because of your lovely greeting lol! They have run up to the neighbours with their tablet to show them!!! I'll be plagued with kids wanting me to "do Fimo" with them now!!!

i love your videos Val. they are like a phone call from a friend....

What a lovely subtle effect - you have a real eye for colour. I love that cutter - metal ones always have a little overlap that spoils the edge. You always find such brilliant products 👍❤️

Beautiful work 👌🏽❤️

I adore your videos. Your personality shines through and you seem absolutely lovely.

Very beautiful!

Great tutorial!

I love it, really neat🥰

Pretty!

Thank you Val. This was an excellent video. In fact, it's another to go on my bucket list of techniques to try. From previous videos, I purchased the varnish mentioned here and loved it. In my case, I had required a satin finish and it was both easy to apply, without disturbing the mica, and also left a lovely streak free finish, so thank you for yet another great tip. PS - hopefully this will make you laugh. I have tried on three occasions to watch this video and fell asleep before 5 mins passed EVERY time!! I've always wanted to use this phrase..."it's not you, it's me" 😂😻

I appreciate you letting us know what you are doing with it. Lots of times I get done trying a technique then ask myself, " now what?"

Thank you, Val❤️

Beautiful! Another way you could do this is to just put the mica powder all over the area you want, not just in the grooves.. it doesn't have to be neat and then after it's baked or I guess before you can use some Inka Gold paste with your finger to just put it all over on top... Great job as always tho ❤

I'm dogsitting without my clay for a week :-( so thank you for posting and feeding my need for claying ! :)

i love that i will try that

Another great tutorial. As a newby, I am devouring anything polymer clay and yours are right at the top of my list. I have been acquiring tools and have some textured rolling pins but I am unable to find the 'deco fan' roller that you use in this tutorial...not on Amazon UK, Etsy, Ebay, Pinterest. Is it too much, too late, to ask for you to put this information in you 'Show More' section? Your information and tutorials have been an inspiration. Thank you for all your effort.

I love it

*hello this is so nice thank you*

great video and thanks for taking the time to make it for us.. here;s a lil tip tho.. put some Popsicle sticks or something beside your clay to roll your pattern out . you will get even pressured indentations that way and you can always adjust the depth be stacking your sicks higher or lower.. "if you want perfect patterns anyways. otherwise this is still nice being a random pattern :)

Hi Thank you for making this tutorial, I was wondering if I could get similar result using embossing folder (just one side of it) and guilding paste... trying to use what I already have :-)

Hi Val, I’ve a bunch of these Kor Rollers from KorTools and I find it easier to roll it across my clay with a stamping block . Especially those with rubber textures glued on one side of the wooden block . The friction of the rubber texture helps control the roller and makes rolling a breeze ;-)

Hi loved this video can I ask how do you add the varnish so that the mica doesn’t mix. Every time I use mica on polymer clay it looks lovely until it comes to putting a coating on top.

I had the same problem with the black rollers and someone told me to use a large red rubber stamp to roll it and it worked for me!

Have you tried a bit of Alcohol with the mica powders? It makes the issue of loose powder a non-issue, would allow you the flexibility to control the saturation of the pigments, and allow blending of pigments if desired. The alcohol will not affect the pigment and dries fairly quickly.

Such is the quality of knock-off washi tape. Which is prevalent in the Western market thanks to places like Amazon, Etsy, and eBay to name a few, but mostly by private sellers. I've found knock offs in regular brick and mortar stores that are supposed to be selling high end products. They certainly have the high-end prices...lol.

Great instructions - so natural. May I ask where you buy your powders? Thank you :)

I only have white sculpey polymer clay, do you think it would work if I put a design on it and then painted it a dark color before putting pigment powder on it? I love your videos!😁

Have you tried putting mica powder directly on the rollers first then roll it on the clay? did the mica sticked on the clay?

Hi did you say you used that varnish on the finished clay? Can you tell me what it is and where you get it? I have for many years used pledge floor revive/polish, it's fine for smaller things but for large it's rather runny and makes a right mess. P!us my husband has got sick of the sell lol poor wee thing that he isn't lol Have you tried using stencils with the mica, it works really well, worth a try. Hugs x Ann x

This was so satisfying and informative! Thank you so much! Can I ask what the name of the tool is you use to life the clay?

Hi, Val, I have a technical question for you: Once polymer clay is cured and sealed, is it waterproof? I had the mad idea to make a sink stopper with it.

I love the roller where did you get it

Great Piece. I love you too, and your tutorials. I wish you would wear a mask though...🌈👍

Hello, what can i do, to make the mica be on the clay, after baking the colour still is fallen. thank you.

Where can I find that roller?

What do you call the work surface you’re using? I cannot seem to find such an item in craft stores.

Onde compro esse mica powder?

Can polymer clay pieces be baked after adding mica powder to it?

Do you fire the clay?

Thought it was a cigarette case looks reaaly nice would make a beautiful cigarette case.

So pretty! Where did you get your square cutter? I'm looking for a good one...