Holiday Blizzard Project – Roman Artifact Pendant
Roman Artifact Pendant
By: Jennifer Willis, Artistic Guide
Supplies:
Stamps:
Paris Plate #6 - the small ornate image (Sweet Pea Stamps)
Papers:
White Cardstock (Unknown)
Inks:
Black Staz-On Ink Pad (Tsukineko)
Other:
Polymer Clay (Sculpey)
Liquid Sculpey (Sculpey)
Glaze Paint: Aquamarine (Golden)
PearlEx: Pearlwhite (Jaquard)
Brayer (Unknown)
Knife
Oven
Metal Baking Sheet
Directions:
- Work the clay with your hands, rolling and squeezing until pliable.
- Roll out with the brayer.
- Stamp the image onto the clay and trim out neatly.
- Poke a hole in the center, top area for the pendant.
- Paint over the image in random areas with a mixture of the PearlEx and the Liquid Sculpey.
- Bake per manufacturers instructions and allow to cool.
- With your finger smear some of the Liquid Sculpey and PearlEx mixture and the aquamarine glaze across the front of the pendant catching the raised areas.
- Allow to dry.
- String a silk ribbon through the hole, knot above the pendant and tie off the ends.
- Enjoy Sharing!
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Thank you both for your kind words, it is fun to play with clay! jennifer
Great idea! I just love all the amazing effects you can get with polymer clay. The liquid clay and mica is a nice touch. Thanks for sharing your technique!
LOVE LOVE it! I love poly clays... this is so amazing. I have every thing to work with.. I think this is must do.. Asap! thanks for sharing... LOVE IT ! How smart looking will I be... and Stocking stuffers for the gals in the family.