FIMO clay is used in this tutorial, this technique also works with Premo. The other clay should work also well.

• 1 block of white
• 0.5 of block of translucent
  
• Panpastels (other soft pastels could be used) – Looking for Panpastels? Try it here : http://www.nemravka.cz/en/eshop/polymer-clay/surface-treatment-paints-inks-foils-etc/pastels-and-chalks/panpastel.html
• Polymer clay liquid  – e.g. FIMO liquid gel

• Basic tools: work surface, pasta machine, blade, roller
• Textures
• Office paper
• Cutters – different shapes, e.g. animals
• Baby wipes
• Brooch pin

Make a sheet of white clay on medium setting of your pasta machine. Apply Panpastels with your fingers, choose colors and blend them as you like.

Clean your hands with baby wipes.

Imprint texture into the clay.

Wrap baby wipes around your finger and wipe off color, which is on raised parts. You can leave them tinted or wipe to white.

Press colored side on your work surface and put paper on. Roll the sheet until it is smooth.

Pastels will be better absorbed and not smudge a pattern.

Make more sheets. You can try different textures and color variations.

Cover your flat and colored sheets with the thinnest sheet of translucent clay.

Roll the sheets on the thinnest setting and gently stretch it. Lay the translucent gradually on colored sheet to avoid bubbles.

Push translucent on base with finger and after put it into your pasta machine.

Put sheet through pasta machine from the thickest to medium setting. Don’t make it thinner so as not to be your pattern too stretched.