Blended Earrings
Designed by
Lisa Haney
Lisa Haney is sharing these fun summer earrings with a great blended clay ` similar to the Skinner Blend - but with a unique twist!
Supplies:
Makin’s Clay®
Black
Recommended
Makin’s® Tools
Makin’s Clay® Roller &
Cutters Set
Other Materials:
Corn Starch
Ear Wires
Jump Rings
Oil Paints
Paint Brush
Pliers
Small round cutter
Method
Create a sheet of white Makin’s Clay® by running it through
the Makin’s Professional®
Ultimate Clay Machine® on the largest
setting, #1.
Cut the sheet into two 1 ½” x 3” pieces using the roller
cutter from the Makin’s Clay® Roller & Cutters
Set.
Place the other piece over the top of the painted
piece. Run the whole thing through the
clay machine The
longest edge should go into the clay machine first.
on the largest setting.
Fold the bottom of the piece up to the top always lining
up the sides and run through the clay machine. Repeat until the sheet is completely blended. Be careful to never turn the sheet so that
only one color is touching the rollers (usually it is the longest edge that
goes into the clay machine first.) There
should always be two colors touching the rollers like in the picture, red on
one side and yellow on the other. This
is similar to the Skinner Blend.
If the clay gets sticky, rub it with a little corn
starch. (This is corn starch is a small
sock.)
Once the sheet it blended, move the setting of the
clay
machine down one setting at a time until the clay has been run through the #4 setting.
Create a sheet of black Makin’s Clay® by running it
through the clay machine starting with the largest setting. Move the setting of the clay machine down one
setting at a time until the clay has been run through the #4 setting.
Cut out two large circles from the shaded sheet using the
large round cutter from the Makin’s Clay® Round
Cutter Set.
Cut out two small flowers from the black sheet using the
small flower cutter from the Makin’s Clay® Flower
Cutter Set and two flowers from inside of the circles.
Remove the shaded flowers from the circles and replace
with the black flowers. Cut small dots
from the shaded flowers and put on the black flowers as centers.
Poke a hole in the top of the circles with the stylus
from the Makin’s Clay® Mixing Ruler™. Let dry 24 hours.
Add jump rings and earring wires then enjoy your new
earrings!
3 comments:
Now that's a different technique using oil paint!
These are darling!
Great shading!
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