Top 10 Polymer Clay Textures Around the House

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@joansmith6259

Lots of great ideas! Thank you, Samantha!

@KristinaWerner-qg8vu

So many beautiful and creative patterns! The urchin one was incredible! Thank you for all the ideas and inspiration 💗🤗🙏

@DianeGraft

One of my favorite textures to use is on the grip of one of my kitchen knives. I have a roll of non-skid shelf liner from the dollar store that has a sort of random pebbly texture. I use a piece of it under my tile worksurface to keep it from moving, but sometimes pull it out to do a texture. I've also used the tip of a ballpoint pen (with the writing point retracted) to make a nice scale texture for a mica shift.

@maritaliss2074

Thank you for sharing your ideas. You are always an inspiration!

@grannyjclay-joannieholdhus925

Samantha, you always strive to have new ideas for all of us! Thank you! The ones you’ve chosen for texture today are really unique! Thank you for being sensitive to our need to “do something new” with clay! You are a wonderful, sensitive, wise, excellent teacher!! Thanks again!❤ God bless you!❤

@michaelpinreno

I have used lace several times and drill bits for a regular drill. Also when my son trimmed our juniper, I took some of the trimmings and uv resined them to create a texture stamp in a regular silicone lid for storage so that I was able to pop it out when it was cured. I want to thank you for the extra ideas you presented today. Thank you so much for all of the great tutorials you have on your channel.

@sylviakelly4943

Such great ideas. Thank you for the insperation. ❤❤

@karenmelson7634

Love the shell one!

@lesliegulyas148

Thank you sooooo much for this tutorial. Gives me great ideas for textures around my house. Love the dinosaur too.

@mildrednieves2390

Thanks, very practical. I also like using cups or plates that have embossing on them.

@321cynth

These were really interesting and exciting to see! Thanks for all the ideas!

@domimassou5457

Thank you for sharing this wonderfull ideas ils vers Nice of you👏👏👏🤗

@darlaboyle1074

These are amazing ideas!❤ I really like the wire wrapped around a skewer. That, to me, looked like wood. That'll be perfect for the little jar houses I want to make. The shell and yarn pulling are beautiful. And the dinosaur! 🦖 Very cool.

@MichelleJ1822

I was just at Walmart and saw some adorable buttons that were things like cute sea creatures, farm animals, Mrs Clause and Santa and the characters from a Nighmare Before Christmas. I was thinking how cute they would be added to some clay creations! I personally never seen anybody use buttons. And I was quite surprised with myself for coming up with it seemingly on my own lol I’m not very good at coming up with ideas on my own. Pretty much everything I do is either duplicating someone’s work or doing a slight variation, but never something outside of the box. At least in my world lol of course most of them are plastic, so it will have to be added after their baked. But I thought how cute this will be! And they’re all the perfect size for miniature work! Just thought I would share that in case others might want to give it a try. And keep up the beautiful work! You are so creative! Love it when you post! And I love your accent! My two favorite are British and Australian

@Kayte...

Great ideas. The bottom of bottles and crystal glass ware often have a nice pattern and similar to sand paper are walnut shell scrub pads which looks like snow pressed on the clay.

@donnadyer7040

Thank you sooo much! Great ideas!🎉

@gillianwiseman3518

Try dry foods like rice or lentils. Press them in gently with the acrylic block and then pick off. Or use mold maker for a reverse. A piece of heavy paper with string glued to it, randomly or in a pattern can be lots of fun. Also you can take lightweight spackle, apply it to cardboard and make patterns. Let it dry and press into clay.

@JimmyGerald 21 күн бұрын

Beautiful Sam, I took some floral plastic leaves made a lovely leave stamp, also had some plastic beads in shape of butterfly, Sara, and hearts , then got to digging through my charms well just to say possibilities are endless going this way , jar lid rims, texuture candle holders, plastic bb’s I made a nice bubble one , omg I can keep going for days they so many objects lying around that makes some gorgeous textures it is addicting,you find yourself wanting to be so creative with everyday objects lying around doing no good but then you find them to be a creative texture item …. Thanks for sharing just a few of your thoughts I know your mind is full to the brim like everyone else is….. Love all your tutorials thanks “Sam”❤❤