Black & Gold Paisley Bangle Bracelet by Cindi McGee |
Materials:
Makin’s Clay® - Black
Makin’s Professional® Ultimate Clay Extruder® - 3 hole disc
Makin’s Professional® Ultimate Clay Machine®
Wooden bangle
JudiKins™ Diamond Glaze
Gold microbeads
DecoArt® Americana® Multi-Surface Satin™ - Gold
CreateAlong.com Peacock Borders Silkscreen by Cindi McGee Designs
Paintbrush
Scissors
Squeegee
Beacon™ 527 Adhesive
Instructions:
Often when I am working on a project and have “leftover” clay I will roll it into thin sheets and allow it to dry. Then I have sheets ready to die cut or craft punch, etc. when I’m ready to create. To create the sheets I simply roll black Makin’s Clay® beginning on setting #1 of the Ultimate Clay Machine®, the moving up one setting at a time and in this case ending at a setting #6.
Place silkscreen orange side down over the clay sheet. Apply gold metallic paint to squeegee. While holding the silkscreen in place, carefully use the squeegee to apply the paint over the silkscreen, transferring the image to the clay sheet. Immediately wash the silkscreen and squeegee, and let paint dry on clay sheet. Then repeat to make a second border.
When silkscreening is dry, use scissors to trim around the borders and create two rectangular strips of equal size. I purposely made mine about 1/4” narrower than the width of the bangle as I wanted to add a row of gold microbeads.
Paint inside of wooden bangle with gold paint. Let dry.
Apply 527 Adhesive to back of first strip of clay. Wrap around bangle. Trim second strip to fill in any remaining space, being careful to match pattern as best as possible. Glue in place. Let glue dry.
Apply Diamond Glaze to area between silkscreened clay and the twisted border piece. Add gold microbeads. Repeat all around the bangle, on top and bottom edges. Let dry.
1 comment:
Wow! That's really beautiful, Cindi! Very inspiring too! Thanks very much! :o)
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