Faux Dichroic "Peacock Pendant"
This New tutorial teaches you how to first make a translucent striped cane, in the first section.
Next, it explains how to use foil & layering techniques to create a unique 3-D effect.
Below are a few examples of pendants I've creating using this technique.
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Sunday, February 24, 2013
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Polymer Clay Faux Dichroic
My latest experiments involve the use of some scraps leftover from other projects. I carefully save the little bits between layers of wax paper, and store them in plastic file drawers. Last weekend I decided it was due time to find out what was lurking in those secret drawers. What I discovered was a scrap pile consisting mostly of my favorite colors, purple, lavender, turquiose, & various blue-green shades. Here are the results of my weekend foraging:)
Most of these pendants are available in my Etsy ShopBeadazzle Me
Most of these pendants are available in my Etsy ShopBeadazzle Me
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Polymer Clay Tutorial: Mica Shift Pendants
Mica Shift Tutorial
My New PDF File Tutorial is finally complete!
Click on the link above to view it.
This is 4th Polymer Clay tutorial
that I have made available in my
Etsy Shop, Beadazzle Me.
This tutorial will guide you step by step,
how-to create Polymer Clay Mica Shift Striped Pendants, it includes 30 pages of easy to understand instructions, and 53 color images.
Directions are also printed right on the photos,
so you may choose to follow the photos only,
for an easy, photo by photo version of the tute..
Suitable for use by Beginner's, Intermediate to
Advanced level clay artists, will also enjoy it.
Here are a few examples of my
completed Mica Shift jewelry
The Resin tutorial below is a companion tutorial to this one
How to Apply Resin to Polymer Clay Pendants
My New PDF File Tutorial is finally complete!
Click on the link above to view it.
This is 4th Polymer Clay tutorial
that I have made available in my
Etsy Shop, Beadazzle Me.
This tutorial will guide you step by step,
how-to create Polymer Clay Mica Shift Striped Pendants, it includes 30 pages of easy to understand instructions, and 53 color images.
Directions are also printed right on the photos,
so you may choose to follow the photos only,
for an easy, photo by photo version of the tute..
Suitable for use by Beginner's, Intermediate to
Advanced level clay artists, will also enjoy it.
Here are a few examples of my
completed Mica Shift jewelry
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| Mica Shift Technique Earrings |
| Gray/Silver/Gunmetal Pendant |
| Sea-breeze Pendant |
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| Mica Shift 1" Pendants |
The Resin tutorial below is a companion tutorial to this one
How to Apply Resin to Polymer Clay Pendants
Friday, November 4, 2011
Striped Metallic Pendants
This is what I'm working on in my studio right now. I love anything that goes with Denim! Jeans are my everyday uniform:) This distressed-look pendant is perfect with the latest torn, or holey jean style, that is so popular right now.
All of these pendants are available in my Etsy Shop Beadazzle Me.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
New Polymer Clay Tutorial
Introducing my 2nd Polymer Clay Tutorial.
This one is called How to Create Cabochon Pendants. It is a step-by-step guide, including 42 color photos, 28 pages. Also contains, a Gallery of completed projects, and a helpful Q & A Tips section too!
This is a 2-part tutorial, it's like getting 2 tutorials in one!
The Tutorial is available in my Etsy Shop
This Pendant was made for Breast Cancer Awareness
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
Millifiore Meets Faux Dichroic
I'm having a great time this summer working with my own unique flower canes. I love mixing the colors and layering the different types of flowers, for a real 3-D look. After sanding the pendants with 3 progressively higher grits of sandpaper, it's time for a nice thick coat of resin for a glass-like shine!
My pendants are available in my Beadazzle Me Polymer
Clay Jewelry Etsy Shop
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Polymer Clay & Resin
Some of my latest creations feature a nice thick coat of Enviro-tex resin. I never liked working with resin, but I decided to give it another try. Finally, getting the hang of it! Seems it takes some fussing with a toothpick to keep it evenly at the edges, or else it doesn't stay and shrinks back as it cures. It takes some practice, that's for sure. Being the impatient person that I am, I couldn't wait 8-10 hours for it to cure either! I popped the pendants in my craft oven at 200 degrees and after about 15 minutes...Wha-La!!
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