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HOW TO: MAKE A PEACOCK! LOTS OF TECHNIQUES IN THIS ONE! INTERMEDIATE TUTORIAL

After calling in sick on YouTube for a bit I did a lot of research and wanted to do something as epic as my Seahorse I did a while back.... Seahorse Link:    • HOW TO: Make a SEAHORSE from Polymer ...   So I did a whole load of planning and this is what I come up with, I had fun, but set aside a whole week/maybe 2 for this one! Video Features -Making simple canes What are canes? well, Polymer clay can be turned in to designs that when you cut it to it you have a repeating pattern (a bit like a stick of rock you get at the seaside!) There are lots of techniques, some really complicated, but the ones I do for this tutorial are real simple! -Turning ocra (light brown) coloured clay in to GOLD! -How to make a PEACOCK shape -How to make the canes into feathers -How to make feathers -How to make the eye and head features -How to put the PEACOCK together Tools: -FIMO in cobalt blue, lime green, leaf green, peppermint, winsor blue, emerald, tropical green, ocra made in to gold, black & white TILE for making & baking -Craft knife, Tissue blade -Dotting tools -Plastic marking tools A BIT ABOUT BAKING: Baking: Use Polymer Clay packet instructions. Good tip is to bake no higher than 100 degrees celsius. It's better to bake at a lower temperature for longer, than higher for shorter. Larger clay items need longer- always check after 10 mins- sometimes things fall over in the oven & can be rescued at this point. Watch for burning! Especially white as it's quick to burn (don't know why...) and can turn yellow! Electric ovens work better as the temperature is even, gas oven temperatures fluctuate do not keep a steady temp for baking polymer clay.... I don't like to state baking times because all clay is different- there are so many different products and ovens, it's hard to advise.... Contact: www.facebook.com/thepolymerclaychannel [email protected] Links to tools, glitter and mica I use: Glitter & mica powder:   / thebeautyemporium.gb   https://www.smileysglitterstore.co.uk/ Tissue blades: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fimo-Staedtl... https://www.amazon.co.uk/STAEDTLER-87... Craft knife: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Draper-31073... Dotting tools: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sculpey-Styl... Acrylic roller: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sculpey-Acry... Fimo professional drilling tool: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fimo-profess... Fimo Professional tools: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fimo-profess... https://www.amazon.co.uk/Fimo-profess... Red plastic modeling tools: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Staedtler-Fi... Stainless steel sculpting tools: https://www.amazon.co.uk/LYAID-Double...