Wood blocks! Have you ever thought about using these on polymer clay?
Now that’s an idea!
The other day I was walking in my town and noticed a shop de-stashing all its content.
One of the items was wood printing blocks. I looked closely, knowing there was something I could use them with polymer clay.
Woodblock printing is a technique for printing text, images or patterns used widely throughout East Asia and originating in China as a method of printing on textiles and paper.
Anyway, before I knew it, I bought all his stash – all 50 blocks :) and they sat on my shelf, for about a year.
Two months ago I decided to use them. I didn’t know what or how so I started playing with my favorite materials (acrylics and chalk pastels) knowing something fun would come out of it. And it did! 1-2-3 and you get a printed sheet! It’s so easy I had to make a video of it.
I combined with image transfers, clear resin finish, and crackle medium and the result is colorful beads you can use in your everyday projects.
Enjoy a 3 minutes FREE speedy tutorial on how to create polymer clay sheets using carved wooden printing blocks –
For the project we will need —
* Polymer clay of your choice
* Wood Blocks (limited amount is available in my shop (sorry, all sold out!)
* Cutters
* Acrylic paints / chalk pastels / pan pastels
* Sealer of your choice (I used clear resin)
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Happy claying 
Iris Mishly
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Thanks interesting like always.
Thank you Sandra, have fun! :)
Terrific tutorial. Thanks so much.
thank you
it is stated that the tutorials are protected. Can you sell pieces you make from following the tutorials?
Which tutorial is protected? this one is free :) Thank you Mariruth!
Interesting, however you didn’t show us how to make the white clay with lines in it. I was really curious. Other than that, they seem pretty easy but they don’t look like it.
Nice
The one with the black pattern? it’s simply laser printer transfer :) Thank you Donna!
merci pour ce tuto simple mais tres joli