Materials:
· Makin’s Clay® 60G Black
· A 2.5-inch circle cutter
· Makin’s® Cutter Set, Flowers
· Makin’s® clay roller
· 2 sets of 5 playing cards glued together, or the Makin's Professional® Ultimate Clay Machine®
· Quick drying Tacky Glue
· Soft artist’s brush
· A craft knife
· Makin’s® Texture Sheet of your choice
· Folk Art Color Shift Paint Acrylic Paint 5129E Green Flash by Plaid®
· Folk Art Color Shift Paint Acrylic Paint 5195 Yellow Flash by Plaid®
· Folk Art Color Shift Paint Acrylic Paint 5132E Purple Flash by Plaid®
· Folk Art Acrylic Paint 2966 Bright Gold by Plaid®
· UV Resin
· UV light source to cure resin
· Ceramic magnet
· Small flat back cabochons or rhinestones
Instructions:
Step 1:
If you are using the Makin's Professional® Ultimate Clay Machine®,roll the black clay out at setting 3. I used playing cards as a guide. I placed 5 playing cards glued together on either side of my clay. Then I rolled the Makin’s ® Black clay with my acrylic roller until the thickness of the clay matched the thickness of the playing cards.
Step 2:
Spray a texture sheet of your choice with a little water. Place the sheet on the clay, then roll with the acrylic roller to impress the clay with texture.
Step 3:
Use the flower cutter to cut 7 blossoms from the textured clay. Allow the blossoms to fully dry.
Step 4:
Once the blossoms are dry paint them with the gold paint. Only one coat is needed. Allow the paint to dry.
Step 5:
Paint the blossoms with purple flash, then allow to dry.
Step 6:
Brush lightly with yellow and green flash.
Step 7:
Apply UV resin.
Step 8:
Use a toothpick to pull the resin to the edge of the blossoms, then cure.
Step 9:
Cut a 2.5 inch circle.
Step 10:
Apply glue to blossom.
Step 11:
Place the first blossom in the center of the 2.5 inch circle.
Step 12:
Arrange and glue the rest of the blossoms around the center blossom.
Step 13:
Use a craft knife to trim the clay from the outside of the blossoms.
Step 14:
Glue cabochons to the center of each blossom.
Step 15:
Apply glue to the magnet.
Step 16:
Glue magnet to back of blossoms.
1 comment:
Neat project!
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