May 14, 2015

POLYMER CLAY TORTILLA

 


In this tutorial I'm showing you how to make polymer clay tortilla and what are the results of late night editing aka "dotting school".....hehe.You can easily transform it into a jewelry charm or fridge magnet.Without further ado...hey ho, let's go!

Materials:
- polymer clay in beige,white,red,green,yellow
- soft pastels
- aluminium foil
- epoxy glue
- dotting tool
- razor
- acrylic roller








Start with beige clay.Create a ball, 
then roll it out using acrylic roller.






You should get thin, round tortilla.









Texture it using a piece of aluminium foil.Alternatively you can use toothbrush or piece of sandpaper.
Shade using soft pastels and tiny brush.I used two shades - ochre & dark brown.I created bigger dots using ochre and then add dark brown to make those "burns" look slightly more realistic.


Again take a piece of aluminium foil and shape your tortilla on that base.Aluminium core won't let your tortilla to deform during baking.
Bake the tortilla according to your polymer clay brand recommendation.
After baking simply remove aluminium base and let the tortilla to cool down completely.







In the meantime create a tear shape from mix of white and beige clay.You want the color to be slightly brighter than one used for tortilla.Texture it using dotting TOOL ;)















Shade using soft pastels.









Slice the chicken fillet using razor.









Finally add more texture using dotting tool.



To create bell pepper slices roll out piece of red clay.
Using X-acto knife cut out desired shapes.


I decided to make red and yellow slices to make whole creation colorful.
Prepare green clay.


Again use dotting tool to create green leaf lettuce.



Place a piece of scrap clay in the tortilla.It will help to attach lettuce pieces.








Start adding lettuce.
Then attach chicken pieces...
...pepper slices
and onion slices.


Finally shape a cone from piece of alluminium foil and secure it using epoxy glue.







Ready!







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