ArtFire

In this lesson you will learn how to make three different types of flower petals and two types of centers to create your own sculpted flowers. These flowers can be used to embellish items such as switch plate covers, picture frames and boxes.
You will also learn how to turn your flowers into jewelry pieces like beads, a pendant, earrings and a brooch.

I have included my clay color recipes using Kato polyclay for the pieces in this tutorial but any of the colors can be substituted to create your own original designs.

This lesson consists of 27 pages broken down into 93 steps and includes more than 80 photos for easy and clear instruction.

**This tutorial is sent via .pdf file directly to your e-mail box within 24 hours of payment received but generally you will receive it within a few hours.** (see note below)

Even though this tutorial is clearly explained, a basic understanding of working with polymer clay (conditioning, making a basic skinner blend, etc.) is recommended.

Materials and Tools Needed:
- Polymer clay (a strong type of clay is recommend such
as Premo, Fimo or Kato)
- liquid clay (Kato, sculpey or fimo)
- tissue blade
- pasta machine
- acrylic roller or brayer
- ball stylus or tool with a round end
- ruler
- shaped cutters
- bead piercing tools
- 20 gauge wire (craft, sterling, etc.)
- wire tools such as cutters, pliers, etc.
- small piece of thin dowel or rod
- jewelry findings such as ear wires, etc. (optional)

**Note: Our tutorials are sent to you direct to the e-mail address you have provided on your order withing 24 hrs of payment received (usually within several hours). If you do not see it, please check your spam mail to see if it is there. If you still do not see it, please e-mail us direct (DO NOT use the contact us button) so we can e-mail you back again and resend the tutorial. Our e-mail address is: 2goodclaymates@gmail.com.

Feel free to sell your own original designs made with this tutorial, but the tutorial itself cannot be re-sold, reproduced or shared without my permission.