I have a big block of this Red color that I don't like because it'd changed color after baking. So, I'd decided to make some texture plates, and I had a lot of fun making them. I am thinking Spring, can't you tell? Flowers, leaves, trees, etc.
P.S. My bumpy beads sold pretty good at the bead show, as well as the red-pink and Black color beads .
P.S. The Bubble Beads were made using the plate on the second row.
Hi Ponsawan,
ReplyDeleteThese texture plates are fantastic!
Glad to hear your "bumpy" beads sold well, I knew they would.
Scott
I think I have that same red...
ReplyDeleteTexture plates sounds like a good idea for it.
Congrats on the bumpy bead selling!
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI'd love to know what you used to make the texture plates. for the bubble beads one?? Will you do a tut on this one?
Thanks
Mary
Hi,
ReplyDeleteYour texture plates are great, I would love to know how to do it (and I'm sur I'm not the only one...), do you think you could make a tutorial for us?
If you want to have a look at what I try to do with polymert clay:
www.mafimoterie.canalblog.com
see you
cindy
You made your own texture plates?!?! Do tell!
ReplyDeleteYes, what do you do with them? Texture what??? You know inquiring minds need to know!
ReplyDeleteawesomeness!! Thanks for the idea:)
ReplyDeleteThis is a really good idea - I especially like the ones that seem freehand, as I've been mulling over the execution of a commission for a dinnerware set and that is PRECISELY the answer for a design element that pulls the set together while allowing the freestyle that the customer wants, as well. I'd thought about doing it in the same stoneware clay as the commission is to be done but hated to "waste" that if I didn't have to - it's a bit costly, and this is MUCH more cost effective.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea...I am going to try this oneright now!! Thank you!!
ReplyDeleteAre they made out of rubber? how do you make them?
ReplyDeleteplease tell me how you made the texture plates? did you use silicone? I don't care about the color of the plates, Just how to make them. thanks.
ReplyDeletefor got to check the box for you to email me instructions or tutorial...thanks.
ReplyDeleteI would love the instructions for making t h e texture plates.
ReplyDeleteWould love to watch this tutorial, please....thanking you in advance ..:-��
ReplyDeleteFor those who keep asking what the plates are made out of... read the original post!
ReplyDeleteYour texture plates are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCan you please send me tutorial ☺
Your texture plates are amazing! Please do a tutorial. I'm new to clay, and I would love to learn how to make my own plates.
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ReplyDeleteHi! I love your texture plates. I reside in South Africa and everything must be ordered from either USA or Australia and my crafts are expensive.
So if I could learn how to make the texture plates, at least I do not have to order them!
Do you perhaps have a tutorial available?
Kind regards.
Lynne Bindeman
Please tell me what texture plates are made of.
ReplyDeleteThank you