Time to get back to some clay.... it feels so good in my hands and is a good "stress" reliever for me. I had a "brick" of black Sculpey III and some previous posts (here and here) reminded me of some things I wanted to try.
Using some heart shaped cutters, texture stamps, mica and a bit of wire, some beads, I'd like to share two of the pieces I created during a recent play session.
You'll need:
Sculpey III
Sculpey liquid clay (used as glue)
Sculpey Glaze
Heart Shaped clay cutters
Acrylic roller
Mica Powder(Mixed Media Supplies)
Texture stamps
Wire
Round needle nose pliers
Wire cutters
beads and other pieces for embellishment
Paint brush
Baking tile or pan with aluminum foil
Condition clay according to manufacturer's directions. Using the acrylic roller, roll the clay to approximately 1/4 inch thick. Press the texture stamp into the clay and roll with the roller to get a good impression. Cut with the cutters. Smooth the sides of the clay.
Add beads, gems, embellishments. Use "glue" if needed.
Brush on a little mica as desired.
Optional: Cut 2 pieces of wire about 3 inches long. Create a loop and twist the ends. Repeat with the second piece of wire. Flatten and insert into the clay.
Bake as directed. I generally add about 5 extra minutes to the baking process. When the clay has thoroughly cooled, Apply glaze and let dry for 24 hours. (If you chose not to add the loops, you can glue a flat backed bail to the back of the pendant or a pin back.)
Add additional beads and chain as desired for a necklace.
Thanks for dropping by and hope you'll be creating in your crafting space soon! Please drop by my blog for more creative fun!
Paint, Paper, Mixed Media, Stamps, Stencils, Clay, Mica Powders, Pigment Powders. Texture, Nature, and Color. A Mixed Media Playground.
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13.9.18
3.1.18
Terra Cotta Textured Pendant
Hi everyone! I'm so excited about sharing my first first project of 2018 with you! For this project, I'm using oven bake clay, a Mixed Media Supplies Background Texture stamp and Mica Powder also from Mixed Media Supplies.
You'll need:
Oven Bake Clay (such as Sculpey III)
Diamond Fence Background Stamp (Mixed Media Supplies)
Bronze Mica Powder (Mixed Media Supplies)
Mod Podge (Matte)
shape die
craft knife
wire
bead
wire cutters
needle nose pliers
Essential Oil (optional)
Watch the video below for a quick review.
Additional details can be found on my blog. Stay tuned here on the MIxed Media blog... looks like January 2018 is going to be a fabulous month for crafting!
29.6.12
silicone molds and sculpy clay
I purchased this from my local Michaels store it is a two part putty that mixed up makes silicone and from that I used several items to make into molds. The first of these was a frame I wanted to make with white clay.
This process took me 5 minutes and it is now ready to make my frames.
I made about 15 molds out of the box with various things like cameos and metal trinkets.
From This Frame I Made a Mold
I flattened out some sculpy clay and pushed it into my mold. I released the clay by pulling on the edges and lifting out of the mold.
I carefully cut along the outside of the frame as well as the inside circle and baked my clay for 15minutes in the oven at 275f.
and whalla!.. here is my own embellishment ready for painting. ..
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