To make the pendant, I rolled out purple polymer clay and pressed my pendant setting face down into the clay to mark the outer border. Then I stamped the snowflakes, without ink, into the clay. To fill some of the empty areas, I used a dull pencil and added extra dots. Then I used a clay blade to cut the pendant just inside the guide marks I had made with the pendant setting. After baking the clay, I rubbed the surface with a rub-on silver, leaving the recessed snowflakes in purple. I finished by gluing the clay into the setting and adding a jump ring and cord.
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Very pretty. What did you use for the silver? We could make something like this for our Thanksgiving family craft project.
ReplyDeleteI used that Viva Decor rub-on stuff we got at CHA.
DeleteHow pretty!! Too bad I don't wear purple or you could send this to me ;)
ReplyDeleteWell the great thing about making your own jewelry, is that you can make it the color you like! And Polymer clay comes in SO many colors!!
DeleteThat is really beautiful. Love it! What a nice piece of jewelry.
ReplyDeleteLovely, KC! Very elegant!
ReplyDeleteI love this pendant! What a unique method! I am excited to try this clay method for myself!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH! This is YOURS? I pinned this the other day because it was so cool! I know the artist and everything. Wow. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThis is TOTALLY cool, KC!
ReplyDeleteOh my, this is stunning !
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing Ü
Barb
Gorgeous! I love it!
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