Open Heart Steampunk Pendant by Patricia Krauchune |
This month I decided to used some of the scrap dried clay I have accumulated after almost 4 years on the Makin's Clay® Design Team. I will show you, through this project, how there is no waste with Makin's Clay®. Let's get started!
Leftover Dried Black & Red Makin's Clay® Heart Punch Sandpaper
ART C® Wax in Gold/Silver/Copper Krazy® Glue Scissors
1 Large and 1 Small Gear 2 Oval Jump Rings 1 Small Brad
Beadalon® Wildfire™ Bead Weaving Thread Linoleum Cutter Small Key
Beacon™ Fast Finish Decopauge Japanese Screw Punch
Recommended Makin's® Tools:
Makin's Professional® Cutting Mat
Instructions:
Here's a drawer where I put all the leftover pieces of clay from previous projects. You will see that nothing goes to waste.
From a piece of paper, make a heart shape pattern and trace onto a piece of leftover dried Makin's Clay®.*
Cut out the heart with scissors.
*If you do not have any leftover clay, roll some out on the #1 setting of the Makin's Professional® Ultimate Clay Machine® and let it dry for several days.
Sand the edges till smooth. I punched some holes into the heart pattern, then transferred the alignment onto the clay, then punched the holes out using a Japanese Screw Punch.
I layered a small gear over a larger gear and used a small brad to secure together. Texture was added with a linoleum cutter.
At this point, I used some ART C® waxes to give the appearance of metal. I used Gold, Copper and Silver wax.
I punched out a small heart from some leftover red clay.
Beadaolon® Wildfire™ Bead Weaving Thread was used to capture the gears in the center of the heart. I used Krazy® Glue to secure the little red heart. A little key was added to the heart bottom using an oval jump ring and a larger oval jump ring was added to the top to attach a chain.
The final step was to seal the heart using Beacon™ Fast Finish Decoupage.
There you have it, a cool little pendant made from leftover clay. Nothing is wasted using Makin's Clay®!
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