Showing posts with label copper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label copper. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 August 2011

Polymer clay surprise earrings - 29 of 366 creative days

29/366

  In the twenty ninth day of 366 creative days I finally finished my polymer clay "surprise" earrings I started in the fourteenth day with the polymer clay disk earrings.

PMC copper teal earrings
 
  They look very earthy colored on one side, imitating copper with a texture like those genuine copper vases you find in the old bazaars, like is beaten with a hammer, with a kumihimo thread I have done two days ago with similar colors. The surprise come from the vivid colors underneath, with a sand rock texture, those that you can only see when they are moving following the head direction, showing only a glimpse of  the colors underneath.

Polymer clay "surprise" earrings

  Another surprise come from the way I made them so you can wear them on one side or the other, or even as I showed them on the photos here(not the best quality again, but I tried).


The color mix recipes can be found here: http://shapeshadecolor.blogspot.com.cy/2011/07/color-mix-teal-10-of-366-creative-days.html

Monday, 25 July 2011

Textured metallic polymer clay pendant - day 5 of 366 creative days

5/366
This is for fifth day of 366 creative days.

a - Materials
b - Tools
c - Techniques
d - End result
e - Used for
f - Other info

a - Materials
1. Polymer clay materials - beads

          1 -1x27(copper) + 1x22(raspberry)(I think, not sure, very short memory)
          2 -color 9 from Clay gun experiment
          3 -1x27(copper)+1x11(gold)
          4 - 5x70(sahara)+5x014(translucent)+5x003(or just add some black sand)+1x75(chocolate)
          5 -1x27(copper)+1x26(cherry)
          6 - 1x75(chocolate) - forgot to add it in the picture, is actually the background sheet
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b - Tools
2. Polymer clay tools


          1 - Round cap or ball
          2 - Tissue blade
          3 - Rhombus texture(from an old lipstick)
          4 - Holes texture
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c - Techniques
          1,3 - Press texture 4 in  the unbaked polymer clay until it rises in the holes almost to the other side
          2 - Press texture 3 into the unbaked polymer clay
          4 - Press the round cap in the material
          5 - Place all on a darker matted sheet
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d - End result
3. Polymer clay effect pendant

e - Used for
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          Will be added later

f - Other info
          - unbaked
          - this is not a tutorial, was posted to help me remember some things and to keep track on "366 creative days" project. If you want a tutorial with detailed pictures about this method let me know.

Thank you for your support!
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