Textures made by the two wallpaper molds below. I put scrap polymer clay through the pasta machine until it was gray and used it as the base.
Rolled out a sheet of the gray clay, laid Wallpaper Pattern A mold on the bottom and Wallpaper Pattern B mold on the top and gently pressed them into the raw clay. I used Pearl Ex Antique Copper to lightly highlight the pattern on both sides and then I cut out three sizes of circles. Poked a hole and baked them.
Attached the copper jump rings and strung them on a coppery chain I purchased at Michael's.
Wallpaper Pattern A above and Wallpaper Pattern B below
Yeah, I'm
baaaack and
feelin good. Finally. On with the experiments.
Textures made by the two wallpaper molds below. I put scrap polymer clay through the pasta machine until it was gray and used it as the base.
Rolled out a sheet of the gray clay, laid Wallpaper Pattern A mold on the bottom and Wallpaper Pattern B mold on the top and gently pressed them into the raw clay. I used Pearl Ex Antique Copper to lightly highlight the pattern on both sides and then I cut out three sizes of circles. Poked a hole and baked them.
Attached the copper jump rings and strung them on a coppery chain I purchased at Michael's.
Wallpaper Pattern A above and Wallpaper Pattern B below
Yeah, I'm baaaack and feelin good. Finally. On with the experiments.
Yay, Marlene is back! This is an ingenious project, and so unique! Now, when will it be published?
ReplyDeleteOMG - that necklace is gorgeous! Also, where did you get the black top? I want it!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful necklace, Marlene! Glad you are feeling better!
ReplyDeleteGreat neckace! I do very little (if anything) in clay but this is a must try!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat!!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with this funky necklace! very fun! Also, love your new little brains! too cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. They are almost like old coins :).
ReplyDeleteStay inspired!