Summary of New Polymer Clay Surface Technique Create Unique Small Cells Cabochons Bubble Nails Effect Tutorial

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This tutorial demonstrates how to create a bubble nails effect using polymer clay. First, the artist uses a small amount of clay and taps their brush off. They then come in with the color they want and fill in all of the black spots. Next, they dab water onto the top of the colors to help them shift. Finally, the user resin the edges and completes the nail.

• 00:00:00 In this tutorial, designer Allison of Dreamweaver demonstrates how she created small cell or bubble effect pendants and cabochons using polymer clay. She recommends using surface effect paints to achieve the desired effect, and supplies necessary for the project include black polymer clay, fine brush, emery board or sandpaper, DecoArt metallic luster black shimmer, UV resin, black born pretty no white UV gel polish, and work tile.
• 00:05:00 The YouTube video demonstrates how to create a unique small cells cabochon bubble nails effect using polymer clay. The polymer clay is first covered in water, shaken, and bubbles are created. The polymer clay piece is then painted with a UV gel polish, and the edges are painted black.
• 00:10:00 This video demonstrates how to create unique small cells cabochons using bubble nails effect. First, the bubbles are shaken off of a box of bubbles, and then they are applied to a polymer clay piece. Finally, the bubbly cells are cleaned up and polished.
• 00:15:00 This tutorial demonstrates how to create a bubble nails effect using polymer clay. The artist first shakes the paint vigorously, then uses a brush dipped in water to apply the color where they want the bubbles to form. Once the bubbles have been created, the artist clean the brush and continues to add the colors, dancing around the tile as they do so.
• 00:20:00 In this tutorial, the YouTube user shows how to create a bubble nail effect using polymer clay. First, they not use a whole lot of clay and last but not least, they tap their brush off. They then come in with the violet and fill in all of the black spots with the violet. Next, they dab water onto the top of the colors to help them shift. The color will also be brighter and more brilliant with the metallic luster. Finally, the user resin the edges and completes the nail.