Jellyroll Pattern I
January 20th, 2006
Jellyroll Patterned Box
Not having updated the site for a few days cause certain amount of qualm
that pushed me to prepare this post about jellyroll pattern with
polymer clay. You can find this example in many resources about polymer
clays. The only reason I am repeating here is that I want this to be in
my archieve. You can choose any two colors. Most popular application is
with black and white but I will use opaque res and translucent clays.
The box above in another example of this pattern.
that pushed me to prepare this post about jellyroll pattern with
polymer clay. You can find this example in many resources about polymer
clays. The only reason I am repeating here is that I want this to be in
my archieve. You can choose any two colors. Most popular application is
with black and white but I will use opaque res and translucent clays.
The box above in another example of this pattern.
I normally use glass as working surface but this time I used a baking
sheet. The important thing is that the working surface must be clean
and smooth for successful results.
I rolled the translucent clay to 2 mm thickness (about 0.08 in).
sheet. The important thing is that the working surface must be clean
and smooth for successful results.
I rolled the translucent clay to 2 mm thickness (about 0.08 in).
Two layers of clay rolled to the same thickness are put on top of each
other. I put red to the bottom since I want it to be outside the spiral.
Cut the side of the clays at an angle as shown above to make the beginning of the spiral thin.
Then roll as shown above.
A jellyroll!, real easy. Now squeze the clays gently till there is no
space left in the inside. You may shape the clay into a square with the
help of a roller. Just be careful no to distort the pattern and not to
leave any space.
You can also shape it to triangle as shown by squeezing with your fingers.
that’ s incredible!!! fantastic!! i’ve never seen that things before. I’ m waiting to your next polimers. bye:)
you are fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!! congratulations!!!!!!!!!
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