Accessory Design & Creation with Polymer Clay

Preparing and conditioning the plastic ceramic

A course by Juliana Lanini , Artist Specialized in Accessory Design

100% positive reviews (46)

2,540 students

Audio: Portuguese

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About the video: Preparing and conditioning the plastic ceramic

Overview

“Now that you already know the necessary materials, in this class, I will talk about the main one: plastic ceramics. You will learn how to condition it so that it is suitable for modeling.”

In this video lesson Juliana Lanini addresses the topic: Preparing and conditioning the plastic ceramic, which is part of the Domestika online course: Accessory Design & Creation with Polymer Clay. Learn to combine accessory design and ceramic modeling techniques to create your own vintage-style jewelry collection.

Partial transcription of the video

“Preparing and conditioning the plastic ceramic In this class, I will teach you how to condition your plastic ceramic, so that it is soft and moldable. I'm going to use the white color, from the FIMO brand, in the soft version. Remembering that there are several versions and several brands of this plastic ceramic, and you will find in the Additional Resources a link with a comparison of the different brands and different categories. First of all, I'm going to clean up my workstation. I'm working with a cutting board, and over it, I put a tile, because I find it smoother and easier to work wi...”

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Course summary for: Accessory Design & Creation with Polymer Clay

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (46)
2540 students
4 units
17 lessons (2h 33m)
12 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Ceramics, Jewelry Design

Juliana Lanini

A course by Juliana Lanini

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Artist Specialized in Accessory Design

Juliana Lanini is an artist and the owner of the accessory and decoration brand Lolly in the Sky. For her collections, she creates delicate, timeless, and limited-edition pieces inspired by music, cinema, literature, and nature.
She began teaching herself to make jewelry while studying Biology, and this once hobby has now become her full-time job. Alongside running her business, she also teaches post-graduate courses.