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Tuesday, May 28, 2013

Stampendous and Resin Craft Blog!

  This is my first project post for our special week of links with Stampendous.
I am in a special blog hop this week with Stampendous and their design team.  They received products from Environmental Technology Inc and I received products from them.
Today I am posting earlier than Stampendous, so there link my not be active yet.
We are also using some components from Nunn Design.  My bezels today are from Nunn!
The stamps I am using today are the Critter Collection 
This collection of tiny animals is perfect for teachers and children's crafts. Use to make bingo cards, tiny scenes, borders, backgrounds, and other fun projects.
 My first project is to demonstrate stamping into our new Jewelry Clay.  As you can see I gathered a package of Jewelry Clay, my Nunn Design bezels and my Stampendous clear stamp set.
 I made a small batch of clay (following ETI's instructions) and filled my bezels.  Note that I did not overfill them.
 Then I brushed some Pearl Ex powders across the surface of the clay.  This gives me my colour!
 I inked my clear stamps with black Staz-on and simply stamped into the bezels.  I do this quickly but neatly so I don't disturb the clay too much.
 I also added some Preciosa crystals.  These "diamond backed" crystals are easy to press into the clay and are permanently held in place when my clay is cured.
 When my clay was cured I added some extra highlight colour with gel markers.
 Here is a closer look.
 I really like the tiny leaf!
The bunny is adorable.
It is amazing what you can create with simple stamps!

24 comments:

  1. So sweet and looks very easy! As a grand to three six and under I'm always looking for ways to include them in my craft time.

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  2. Beautiful projects, Carmi! Thanks so much for sharing with us and playing with our hop this week! We can't wait until tomorrow!

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  3. Clay pendants and stamps! Yay! That leaf pendant would be perfect for my son's girlfriend. It has all the things she likes: green color, leaf design, sparkles, and it's jewelry... Thanks for the ideas! Very excited about this week now!

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  4. These are really cute and nice! What a great way to expand beyond cardmaking, which is my usual form of creativity!

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    I cannot wait to give this amazing stuff a try! TFS!

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  6. These are amazing! Looks like so much fun to make these and they would be fabulous gifts!

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  7. I like both necklaces, TFS and for the tutorial.

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  8. Great projects. I can't wait to try them. Thanks.

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  9. Wow this is so cool.

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  10. Gorgeous project, love how the stamp can evolve into this beautiful piece!!

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  11. Thank you for the step-by-step. I am new to this kind of project and didn't even know what a bezel was! You talked about the clay being cured, but I didn't understand what that involved....baking? just letting it set a specified amount of time?

    Anyway, the project looks fun and even possibly within my skill level! lol.... Thanks for sharing it with us!

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    1. Hi Janis, I have quite a few posts here on the blog about the Jewelry Clay if you want to learn more. Our clay air cures! Ready to wear in 24 hours! No oven!

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    2. Really...no baking??? Fantastic!!! Thanks so much for the response.

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  12. Fabulous and they look fairly simple to make.

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  13. Thanks for all your comments friends! These projects have been making themselves! I really enjoy working with Stampendous.

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  14. I especially love the shield bezel. What great jewelry you made.

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  15. Well.. everybody already covered what I wanted to say! Lol love them! And I love how easy it is to create something so amazing, can't wait to start :)

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  16. WOW!! LOVING this FUN technique!! THANKS for the GREAT Tutorial and the INSPIRATION!! I'd LOVE to give this a try!! THANKS for sharing and have a FABULOUS WEEK!! =)

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  17. Wow those are fabulous, I need bezels now!

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  18. Hi, thanks for showing how easy this clay is to use. I am going to get some and try it out.

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  19. What a creativity, beautiful pendants. Excellent work you did.
    Scrapbooking

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