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More than 50 photos, 45 easy-to-follow steps and 17 pages long.
This lesson shows you how to create unique
polymer clay shawl pins using a couple
techniques.
Why "Orinendo"? From the Japanese "Ori"
(folding) and "Nendo" (clay) I will demonstrate
my Origami blending technique and reveal to you
how to painlessly make your clay resemble
Mokume Gane or Mokume Nendo which would
normally require the skill of using a thin tissue
blade to reveal the various layers of colour. I'll
show you how apply coppery patterns and
coloured crackle details and finally finish your pin
to a buffed soft sheen. Your finished project will
be an elegant compliment to any shawl or
sweater.

The tutorial will be sent to you in pdf file format shortly after purchase, usually within 24 hours.

Those familiar with my tutorials will appreciate the fact , that I show so many photos and steps, even a Beginner or someone not speaking English very well could attempt these. However, I do recommend that you know how to condition Polymer Clay and to read through all Instructions before attempting.

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