Baked polymer clay
Marfa already makes polymer-clay jewelry at ClaybyMO. She baked the clay first, then used xTool Studio's scan view to move and rotate the small animal designs into place.
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Marfa makes polymer-clay jewelry and tools for other clay artists through ClaybyMO.
Marfa's polymer-clay UV testAnimal-themed studs UV printed on baked polymer clay.
Marfa is the maker behind ClaybyMO in Oregon. Her O1 Omni projects span animal studs printed on baked polymer clay, ceramic coasters printed 12 at a time, a DTF chicken tote, and pieces she made for her own shop: a branded tumbler with UV-printed polymer-clay butterflies, raised-texture QR magnets, a quick acrylic market sign, and a 50-layer unicorn canvas inspired by her daughter that took about one hour to print.
Start with the animal stud earrings Marfa printed on baked polymer clay, then her ceramic coasters and DTF chicken tote. Her newest projects include raised polymer-clay QR magnets, a market sign on clear acrylic, a branded tumbler with UV-printed butterfly earrings, and a 50-layer unicorn canvas inspired by her daughter that took about one hour to print. Click any picture for more about her process.
Animal-themed stud earrings arranged on a ClaybyMO display card.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Marfa baked the clay first, then used xTool Studio's scan view to move and rotate the artwork into place. One layer gave her a clean, vibrant result; she also confirmed that additional layers can build texture.
Four white ceramic coasters from a 12-piece batch, each printed with colorful farmhouse artwork.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Marfa printed 12 white ceramic coasters in one batch. She printed them flat with one white layer and two color layers to add texture.
A mauve heavy canvas tote finished with a 13 x 13-inch DTF chicken transfer.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV + DT Fabric Printer
Marfa printed the 13 x 13-inch design to DTF film, added powder, baked it, pre-pressed the heavy canvas tote, and then heat-pressed the transfer onto the bag. The white outline was intentional.
A winged unicorn with rainbow feathered wings fills a white canvas with 50 printed layers and a highly textured finish.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Marfa wanted to try printing on canvas, so she chose unicorn artwork because her daughter loves unicorns. She printed 50 layers in about one hour, creating a highly textured finish that she said turned out great.
White lettering printed directly on a clear acrylic sign for ClaybyMO's earring charm bar.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Marfa needed a sign quickly for an upcoming market, so she used the O1 Omni to print her Charm Bar pricing design directly on clear acrylic.
Rows of ClaybyMO polymer-clay magnets with raised gold branding and QR codes for the shop's website and Instagram.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Marfa used the O1 Omni to make a multi-up batch of QR magnets on polymer clay. She added relief texture to give the finished magnets a more professional look.
A tumbler branded for ClaybyMO beside monarch butterfly earrings UV printed on polymer clay.
Created withxTool O1 Omni UV Printer
Marfa used the O1 Omni to add ClaybyMO branding to the tumbler and UV print the monarch butterfly artwork on polymer clay for the matching earrings.
ClaybyMO sells finished earrings and custom jewelry, along with cutters, transfer sheets, texture mats, color recipes, and silk screens for other clay artists.
For the animal studs, Marfa baked the clay first and used xTool Studio's scan view to move and rotate the artwork into place. She described the one-layer result as clean and vibrant.
Her newer projects bring the O1 Omni into the rest of the shop: ClaybyMO branding on a tumbler, raised polymer-clay QR magnets, a quick market sign on clear acrylic, and a 50-layer unicorn canvas she chose because her daughter loves unicorns. The canvas took about one hour to print.
She aligned artwork over baked polymer clay, printed ceramic coasters 12 at a time, used a film, powder, bake, and heat-press workflow for a heavy canvas tote, and used the machine for raised QR magnets, a market sign, a branded tumbler, and a 50-layer unicorn canvas that took about one hour to print.
Marfa already makes polymer-clay jewelry at ClaybyMO. She baked the clay first, then used xTool Studio's scan view to move and rotate the small animal designs into place.
The first set includes animal stud earrings, four ceramic coasters from a 12-piece batch, and a mauve heavy canvas tote finished with a DTF transfer.
The earrings were UV printed after baking. The coasters used one white and two color layers. For the tote, Marfa printed to DTF film, added powder, baked it, pre-pressed the tote, and heat-pressed the transfer.
Marfa used the O1 Omni to brand a ClaybyMO tumbler and print butterfly artwork on polymer clay. She also made raised-texture QR magnets on polymer clay, printed a clear acrylic Charm Bar sign when she needed something quickly for a market, and built a 50-layer unicorn canvas in about one hour because her daughter loves unicorns.
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