Polymer clay pendant in mokume gane technique

After so many articles with floral jewelry we move forward to something a bit more classy like a polymer clay pendant in mokume gane technique. They are very easy to wear because it will agree to any outfit.

Nathalie Manes is the artist that created this amazing pieces. You can order any of them over the Lealolabijoux shop.

• Polymer clay pendant in beige and green tones with a turquoise stripe in the middle

• Original and modern polymer clay pendant mixing the black , red and white colors with beautiful iridescent reflections.

• Pendant with its asymmetrical shape, in polymer clay, in violet and orange colors, with an orange band, separating the pendant in two parts.

• Polymer clay pendant in mokume gane technique: purple, green and pink.

• Original and graphic polymer clay short necklace, of asymmetric shape, in grey, purple tones and oranges, motive whirlwinds.

• Original choker necklace with geometric geometric cabochon in blue and green anise tones.

• Lovely polymer clay pendant in mokume gane technique with graphic pattern in soft colors: gray, blue, pink.

• Short necklace with its oval polymer clay pendant in mokume gane technique, in grey, purple and orange tones, and pearls reflects.

• Modern and colorful polymer clay pendant in mokume gane technique from green, orange and blue colors

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Amazing polymer clay mokume gane pendant – tutorial

Not every sophisticated jewelry is hard to make, for example this amazing polymer clay mokume gane pendant is easy to make if you have the right tools.

Things you will need for this polymer clay mokume gane pendant :

– 3 colors of polymer clay: white, black and beige or any 3 colors of your choice
– thin pattern mold
– pasta machine
– rolling pin
– cutter
– 2 mold diferent size of the same shape

Process:

– create 3 thin sheets, one of each color
– cut them into halph and combine them
– add the thin pattern mold and pass them through pasta machine
– remove the mold and cutt the exces from the sheet
– when the sheet is smooth, cut out of it the small shape you choose
– create a black sheet of polymer clay to use it as a base for your pendant
– use the bigger cuter for the base
– combine them base with the mokume gane pattern and there you go you have an amazing polymer clay mokume gane pendant
– make a whole or add on the back of the pendant two coils to support it

If you need more details about this tutorial please go to the page where I found it.

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Polymer clay Mokume Gane necklace ideas

A new trend has been set: polymer clay mokume gane necklace. I gathered for you some ideas that I find it interesting.

This mokume gane technique it’s the easiest way to create! If you decide to try it, you can find here a nice tutorial on mokume game gold leaf and translucent clay. I bet you will start with that one!

Creating your own jewelry it is fun and cheap. Doing so, you will always have an advantage that at any party you’ll go, you’ll never find someone with the same jewelry as you, handmade is unique! Last but not least, you can combine any colors to match your mood!

is deciding bang on trend and you can easily make your own to match your outfit or mood.

The next polymer clay mokume gane necklaces are from an artist that I follow for some time! You you want to admire her work, here is a link to her page.

This polymer clay mokume gane necklace pendant by mindfulmatters is also for sale. Brows for more items in the shop, I’m sure you’ll find your perfect match!

Look at this necklace! It’s gorgeous! Congrats to the artist!

I’m not sure if it is the the unique pattern or the color combination that make this necklace to dye for! I found it here.

I never thought about combining the mosaic technique with the mokume gane, but fore sure I’ll try! The effect is amazing! You can also buy this one here.

This is definitively another unique way to combine colors. For more photos with the author’s creations, use this link.

Love at the first site! This hidden magic just got a special place in my to do list! The artist combined the mokume gane technique with a gradient block.

Hmmm, I’m not sure if it’s a mokume gane or an extruder, but I guess it can be both!

This polish artist Jagna Birecka creates stunning jewelry with polymer clay! The next four creations are hers:

I’m a fan of black & white jewelry, and this artist deserve a medal for this nice polymer clay mokume gane necklace.

I also find a piece for the gold lovers 🙂

Wonderful piece! Here you can find more creations for the same author!

The next necklace it is perfect for a holiday on the seashore! I’m not sure if the artist artist found the inspiration there, but the result  is a dream with open eyes!

And the prize for the best fireworks go to the next polymer clay mokume gane necklace pendant. I also like a lot the duble pendant idea! You can buy it from here.

I’m also a fan of yellow and mauve combinations and this artist artist brought out of it everything that was best!

The next necklace pendant is perfect for spring! Unfortunately is sold, but mindfulmatters has a lot more pieces that worth purchasing.

Polymer clay focal bead with brass tubing and copper, brass and silver washers to give movement to the piece. The artist is Julie Picarello.

Mokume Gane Polymer Pendants by Samantha Braund.

I end up this article with an amazing set. I found it here

I hope you enjoyed this selection of polymer clay Mokume Gane necklaces. I started it a long time ago, but just finished and I’m loving the result! I actually love the idea of list, so stay close I promise to do a lot more! Beyond the fact that some of the pieces are stunning, I find browsing for ideas relaxing!

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