I have been having a great time making the most unique and interesting pendants with our new Jewelry Clay!
Today I am going to show you how I made a double sided dangle with one clay ball. You can see here, that I have two different rubber stamps.
I did something daring! I pat/pressed my Jewelry Clay ball into place, right on the rubber stamp.
Then I applied Staz-On black ink to my other rubber stamp and pressed it into the clay. Now both sides were stamped and I knew I would be letting the clay cure in place overnight.
I added a little silver screw eye at the same time. This clay cured and made this a perfect attachment.
The next day I peeled my clay pendant away from the rubber background stamp. The impressions I wanted are now embossed permanently.
I added colour to my new dangle with acrylic paints. Tomorrow I will show you what I did with the second ball of clay!
There are already well over 30 posts dedicated to our new Envirotex Jewelry Clay. Learn more by clicking here.
I especially like the back side of it and the gold color you used, it looks very elegant :)
ReplyDeleteMaybe you should consider doing another blog tutorial dedicated to the beaded chains you make, you have unique designs, I like what you did with the ribbon (assuming that you made them, you barely mention these beauties)
Love it Carmi!
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ReplyDeleteI agree with Trish. I like your posts on making clay beads, dangles but I would really like to know how you made this beautiful bracelet- I too love the ribbon addition.
ReplyDeleteYou probably do not know that I also work for one of the biggest bead wholesalers in North America....so I write and design jewelry projects all the time. Here is a little bit about this bracelet: http://blog.dazzle-it.com/?p=1125
DeleteCool idea! Did you add any kind of release to the background stamp you used for the reverse side?
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