Polymer Clay Brocades
Condition and roll out clay.
I used No 4 on my Pasta Machine.
Smear acrylic paint over the clay with your fingers.
When dry stamp into it with a pre-inked stamp.
I used a giant rollograph
Lightly add more touches of paint
Use cookie cutters or shapelets to create your shapes
I used all the left over bits in my face moulds
Cook in the meltpot at 110 for 30 mins
More Polymer Clay Brocades
I used a selection of stamps but with having problems with my hands I couldn't press the stamps in deeply enough.
I used a selection of stamps but with having problems with my hands I couldn't press the stamps in deeply enough.
My Bird Cascade book
This has both acrylic and chipboard pages
I used a paint dabber on my Flourish stamp
to stamp on the acrylic pages
Some of my backgrounds for a swap
Alice Circle Popup Book
Stamps by Stampattack
This was stolen at Port Sunlight in October
I am gutted to think that a crafter can resort to this. I share ideas with anyone who asks and I also allow photographs.
5 comments:
Love your polymer clay bits, Caz and the birdie book is beautiful. In fact I'm loving it all. :)
The polymer clay things are FAB - I didn't know you could 'cook' it in the melt pot, do you just leave it sitting in there?
Cook it for about half an hour at 110
Cool clay pieces and the cascade book is fab... backgrounds also. Wonderful, wonderful things on your blog!!!
This is stunning. I am just getting into clay.
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