This is an interesting technique I happened to find on Pinterest. It can bring a whole new look to the technique mokume gane. Instead of using the usual layered technique, this time we'll use a jellyroll as the base of the mokume gane. It's yet another wonderful way to work with Polymer clay.
(I'm not sure who came up with this technique so if you know, please inform me so I can give credit where it's due.)
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See how to make a skinner blend here:
https://www.jessamatutorials.com/skinner-blend-2-part.html
See how to make a jellyroll here:
https://www.jessamatutorials.com/jellyroll-cane.html
More Mokume Gane Tutorials:
https://www.jessamatutorials.com/mokume-gane.html
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Graduated Circle Cutters:
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See you in the next video.
Sincerely Samantha Burroughs.