Following my Mokume Gane Experiments video I received many questions asking how I create my funky geometric jewelry pieces with a dark ‘border’ around each one.
Instead of trying to explain, I recorded a video demonstrating the process from start to finish.
I challenge YOU to run your own experiments. And be sure to tag @Magicbyleah when sharing on Instagram and Facebook.
Tools and supplies are listed below this video
(Click HERE to watch this video on YouTube. For transcript click the closed captions CC icon at the bottom right of the video)
Tools and supplies to follow along:
You can pick these up at your local craft store, or purchase using my amazon affiliate links below. (If you go through my links I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you)
- Premo Sculpey or other polymer clay
- Rolling pin or Pasta machine to condition your clay and create your sheets
- Super Slicer blade to cut your mokume gane
- Jump rings or Thick wire and Thin wire for earring and pendant loops
- Jewelry Pliers for placing jump rings and curving pendant wire
- Oven – I used a dedicated one for clay – the Deni Convection Oven
Links Mentioned In the Video:
This video references my first 2 mokume gane tutorial videos
- Rainbow mokume gane – introductory video for this technique in polymer clay
- Mokume Gane Jewelry – second video showing you various patterns for polymer clay mokume gane jewelry
- Additional jewelry pieces made from the experiments in this video
I Love your tutorials….. you have a pleasing voice, keep it simple yet share all we need to know…. some tutes are so boring I just mute and watch….. so thank you, for sharing your beautiful work and teaching us how…..I appreciate the simplicity !!!! Sending you hugs from Texas !!
Thank you Ladee. Sending hugs back from NY
You always amaze me. I love the idea of the trim around the earrings & pendants, lovely. I really learned so much with this video, thank you. I would probably forget to flip the template…lolol, but after you telling us to not do that, maybe I will remember..lolol Thank you again.
too funny Martha. After a few pairs of un-flipped earrings… you learn or at least I did
Leah, I love your tutorials. I am new to polymer clay and you have taught me so much and I love, love, love mokume gane. Can’t wait to try these geometric pieces….
I should warn you Lynn, it’s addictive! But so much fun 🙂
youre really talented.
Thank you