Wondering how the 100-day challenge is going for Chimge Altankhuyag? 👀
She has been sharing many wonderful patterns created with the Czextruder, but this one truly stands out!
In one of the days of the challenge, Chimge experimented with metallic polymer clay and explored how it can be transformed into a Retro or Klimt-inspired cane simply by taking advantage of the mica particles within this specific type of clay. 🧡
Enjoy this tiny tutorial guiding you through her process. Perhaps you might feel inspired to give it a try as well.
Simple triangle shapes, only two colors of polymer clay, yet resulting in a fantastic pattern that can later be transformed into jewellery, wall art, and many other creative projects. 💗
Follow this simple process by Chimge Altankhuyag, perhaps it is time to open your Czextruder box, explore the individual discs, and start extruding. 👀
Let’s bring in a bit of floral inspiration. 🌼
Chimge from Norway has been working with the flower-shaped discs from our collection, and these are some of the results of her exploration.
So many beautiful variations created using the very same disc, simply by changing colours, compositions, and arrangements of polymer clay. Lovely! 😊
Color inspiration is from a beautiful book from Stéphanie Kilgast, just arrived in my postbox. She makes amazingly detailed works and I was lucky to have her class years back when I was new to polymerclay. Needless to say that I’m enjoying this book tremendously, just love it 😍🤩🥰. Anyhow, I’m still testing ‘extruded mica’ effect, and managed to submit two challenges in the end of the April, very proud of myself ☺️🙌🙌🙌
I don’t usually record my WIP’s, but glad I did it for the #cernitcreativeawards, it was fun making reels afterwards 🤩❤️. Thank you @cernit_world for engaging clayers all over the world to make incredible arts one only can imagine 🥰.
Another dose of inspiration from Chimge from Norway, who is now over halfway through her 100-day challenge with the Czextruder, creating fascinating patterns each day! 🩷
To achieve such a clean and consistent sheets, Chimge has been cutting thin slices using our Mini Slicer.
Perhaps it is time to bring this tool back? 👀
Isn’t it incredible how four different colours and a simple triangle shapes can hide so many possibilities? 🩷
Take a look at these stunning patterns created by Chimge Altankhuyag from Norway, who has been dedicating her time to a 100-day challenge with the Czextruder.
Thinking about getting your own Czextruder for your studio? 👀
There are only a few left at before this production sells out. ☺️
