Free Polymer Clay Mixing Recipe for Summer Sun

Free Polymer Clay Mixing Recipe for Summer Sun


2 minute read

Listen to article
Audio generated by DropInBlog's Blog Voice AI™ may have slight pronunciation nuances. Learn more

 

Polymer Clay Mixing Instructions for Summer Sun


Summer Sun  is mixed using three colors of polymer clay Sculpey Souffle clay: Canary, Cornflower Blue, Cherry Pie

 

A hexagonal sample of the polymer clay color summer sun, with the recipe for mixing it

 

Step 1:  Condition your clay well.

 

Step 2:  Roll polymer clay out on the thickest setting of your pasta machine (or with an acrylic roller, placing the clay between two stacks of 5 playing cards each).

 

Step 3:  Cut out one inch (2.5cm) squares from each.  You will use 8 squares of Canary, one/eighth (⅛)  square of Cornflower Blue, and one/eighth () square of Cherry Pie.

 

For the one-eighth (⅛) square, cut a one inch square into four even parts using a vertical and a horizontal slice through the middle of the square.  Cut one of these four pieces in half, and you have one-eighth ()of a square.

A polymer clay mixing diagram, showing exactly how much of each color clay to use




Step 4:  Roll these 10 pieces of polymer clay together with your hands.  (8 squares of Canary, 1/8 square of Cornflower Blue, and  square of Cherry Pie.) 

 

Continue rolling these together, back and forth between your hands.  You are done when you can no longer see any Yellow, Cornflower Blue or Cherry Pie- the colors are completely mixed together into a new color of polymer clay, Summer Sun!

 

Congratulations!  You’ve made a fabulous color!!  Now go do something awesome with it.  And then show everyone!  Tag it on instagram @claycolorrecipes!

 

Note:  I’ve measured the colors of these clays with an electronic colorimeter and include the color hexcode for reference.  Depending on where you are viewing (phone, tablet, laptop) etc, and how your screen color is calibrated, what you are seeing may not be precisely  the color of the clay you mix, but it should be very close!

 

If you have any questions about this recipe, I’m happy to help!  Contact me with a DM on Instagram, @claycolorrecipes, through Etsy (ClayColorRecipes) or at hello@ClayColorRecipes.com!!  

 

Face of Lu, the developer of this fabulous summer sun color or polymer clay

 

Your interest is very much appreciated!!  New Colors and palettes are posted weekly in our Etsy shop, so check back often!  https://www.etsy.com/shop/ClayColorRecipes?ref=shop_sugg





« Back to Blog