Mokume gane

Rings that use base metals (copper, brass, etc) and precious metals together may look beautiful but there is a problem just waiting to attack the ring.

This is a step by step polymer clay mokume gane tutorial. Following this instructions you'll learn to create beautiful pasterns with blended colors.

For today's list under the magnifying glass we have polymer clay Mokume Game bracelets. If you are looking for a free Mokume Gane tutorial you can find

Mokume Gane is a technique of working with polymer clay. Here you can see how it is done - and the result is great. I specially like the ef...

Create beautiful basic mokume gane every time, with the tips and tricks in this tutorial. Find out how your coloring, layering, imprinting and slicing, work together to make or break your end result.

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Handmade Jewelry by Kate on Instagram: "A little look at the process behind my marble + Mokume Gane technique that I’m using on my Sea Collection. Pieces from this collection launch on August 15 🙌💙 #polymerclayslab #polymerclay #mokumegane #mokumeganejewelry #polymerclaytutorial #handmadeclayjewelry"

'Mokume gane' means wood grain metal. Various layers of metal are fused together using high pressure and heat. The resulting metal is then carved and twisted to create some very interesting designs. Once the metal is patterned, it can be made into rings, bracelets, earrings.....etc. http://rosemillerdesigns.com/N579%20-%20SS-copper%20Mokume%20Gane%20bead,%20diamond,%2014k%20wg%20bail,%20croch.%20chn,.jpg http://www.johndelmatoff.com/images/Gold_Mokume_Gane_lg_Pendant.jpg…

kate lee foley on Instagram: "Mokume gane, a 17th century Japanese metalworking technique adapted for polymer clay. Knowledge of colour theory and knowing when to stop are both very important in this technique. When you get that right, the results are incredible. Then, you need to decide what to do with the slices... 🤔 #colourpalette #expressivelines #mokumegane #montvilleartisanvillage #polymerclay #creativeprocess #jewellerydesign #handmadejewellery"