I was asked by a lady in an online group to which I belong, if I would share the technique for my Mokume Gane work which has a thin black outline to define the patterns. I’ve added it below with some more examples in case it’s of use to others, Jane x
Jane Hewitt 
I love you Mokume Gane results. They are brilliant!
Thank you so much x
Your instructions are THE BEST I have found! They are crystsl clear and you have thought of EVERYTHING needed to be successful at creating gorgeous MG patterns! Thank you so much!
Oh thank you so much, your kind words have really made my day x
I very much appreciate your mokume gane advice and thank you so so much. It’s been so helpful in my learning and the above regards the black layer invaluable, which I don’t think I’d have figured out alone.
Wishing you well in your recovery from your hip replacement! I know from illness how much of a challenge pain and everything can cause and hope you have a speedy recovery.
It’s inspiring and so giving that you, that the polymer clay community as a whole, have been so generous with advice and support this last year. I had to ill-health retire early, unexpectedly, which was devastating after being a nurse for 30 years and this community have helped me more than they could imagine & brought light back into my life again. So thank you with all my heart. Keep on claying!
Take care, kirsty 💙
Thank you Kirsty, I’m so glad you are enjoying your clay work, take care jane x