Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silver. Show all posts

Monday, 8 August 2011

Crochet silk and beads bracelet - 19 of 366 creative days

19/366
 For nineteenth day  have finished the bracelet started two days ago by doing the centerpiece and getting them all together.

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

a - Materials
          1 - Plastic and metal rings 15mm resp 10mm diameter
          2 - Glass beads
          3 - Metal beads
          4 - Turquoise polymer clay beads
          5 - Silver and gold metal wire for sewing
          6 - Silk dark red yarn
         
b - Tools
          1 - Crochet hook 1.0
          2 - Beading needle(very thin)
          3 - Pliers

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c - Techniques
          1 - Crochet around the ring and sew the beads

d - Used for

Crochet red silk and beads bracelet finished

e - Other info
- 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 how I did it, let me know.

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Sunday, 7 August 2011

Silk and beads rings part two - 18 of 366 creative days

18/366
For eighteenth day I have continued the bracelet made from knitted rings, colored glass beads and turquoise beads I have made myself, the same one I started the day before.

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

a - Materials

          1 - Plastic or metal rings 15mm diameter
          2 - Glass beads
          3 - Metal beads
          4 - Turquoise polymer clay beads
          5 - Silver and gold metal wire for sewing
          6 - Silk dark red yarn
         
b - Tools
          1 - Crochet hook 1.0
          2 - Beading needle(very thin)
          3 - Pliers
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c - Techniques
          1 - Crochet around the ring and sew the beads

d - End result
Red silk and beads rings
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e - Used for



f - Other info
- this is the second stage, only the centerpiece left after this
- 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 how I did it, let me know.

Thank you!
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Tuesday, 26 July 2011

Turquoise-emerald beads - 6 of 366 creative days

6/366
This is sixth 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 colors

          1 - 1x0(white) + 3x32(turquoise)+black painting
          2 - 2x014(transparent white)+1x32(turquoise)
          3 -1x56(emerald)
          4 - 1x404(transparent orange)+2x504(transparent green)
          5 - 1x504(transparent green)+1x014(transparent white)
          6 -1x504(transparent green)
          7 - 1x504(transparent green)+1x374(transparent blue)+1x014(transparent white)
          8 -  2x504(transparent green)+2x374(transparent blue)
          9 - 1x014(transparent white)
          10 -  Silver leaf
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b - Tools
           Forgot to take a picture, also to add the extruded tube when finishes, getting too tired I think.
          1 - Pasta machine
          2 - Extrude gun
          3 - Tissue blade
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c - Techniques
2. Tube to be extruded and Mokume gane layers

          1 -I made the tube layers of different sizes, vary between 1 and 6, depending on the mat left from each material. Cut 3 disks for each material and also added some turquoise dried and run trough a pasta machine( was looking more like rice) as a disk.
          2 - For the layers I run them at setting 8, then placed each contrasting 3 together and between them silver leaf.
          3 -For the blocks in image 3 I got all the rest materials cut them very very small and mixed them with a 10 cm/5cm silver leaf or gold(the smaller one) and made a block of out them keeping them as natural as possible.
          4 - Beads and drops are made from scrap left from the Mokume gane layers.

          5 - To make the turquoise beads I used paint with turquoise bits and left it to dry 1-2 days then put it all together and when I needed I cut chunks of it in small bits again and mixing it with 1xwhite+2xturquoise polymer clay

d - End result
3. Beads and blocks

e - Used for
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f - Other info
          - For the cubes at the end I used chunks of white, big mistake
          - colors aren't quite accurate
          - all this is unbaked, they will look more transparent when they will be cured
          - 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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Friday, 22 July 2011

Pastel Mokume Gane - 2 of 366 creative days

2/366
This is for second 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 colors and tools
          1 - 1x10(lemon)+7x014(translucent)
          2 -1x404(translucent orange)+3x014(translucent)
          3 - 1x404(translucent orange)+1x374(translucent blue)+2x014(translucent)
          4 - 1x39(peppermint)+10x014(translucent)
          5 - Silver leaf
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b - Tools
          6 - Cutter
          7 - Skin blade
          8 - Pasta machine
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c - Techniques
2. Layers of polymer clay and silver sheets

          7 - Layers of the polymer clay sheets(thinnest setting) and silver leaf

          8 -Roll, zig zag, add some shapes under to deform the sheet and shave layers, etc.
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d - End result
3. Models made from the Polymer clay and silver foil layers
4. Mokume Gane bead
          In image 4 I added a slice from the wavy design on a green bead. They are all unbaked, all colors will become transparent when they will be baked.
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e - Used for
          Will be added later
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f - Other info
          - 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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