Design Team Member Steph Ackerman recently shared this colorful altered jewelry box on her blog. Steph used Makin's Clay® and push molds, including our Floral mold, to create her molded accents.
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Monday, May 29, 2017
Decorative Jewelry Box
Design Team Member Steph Ackerman recently shared this colorful altered jewelry box on her blog. Steph used Makin's Clay® and push molds, including our Floral mold, to create her molded accents.
Sunday, March 12, 2017
Decorative Trinket Box
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
Floral Treasure Chest by Steph Ackerman
Floral Treasure Chest
Designed by Steph Ackerman

Supplies:
Makin's Clay® - Yellow, White, Green, Blue, Red
Makin's Clay® Push Mold - Florals
Earth Safe Finishes Ann Butler Designs Iridescents - Sheer Silver, Sheer Copper
Earth Safe Finishes Ann Butler Designs Iridescent Powder Kit - Silver, Yellow
ColorBox® Crafter's for Ann Butler - Sunshine, Limelight, Deep Woods
ColorBox® Background Basics for Ann Butler - Checks1
Flowers - Bazzill
Wood Box
Rhinestones

Once the roses have been removed from the mold, paint them with Sheer Silver Iridescents, then sprinkle with Yellow Iridescent Powder. The roses take on a wonderful sparkle. Check out how different the roses look when the Iridescent Powder is added.



I created purple clay by mixing red and blue clays until I had the color I liked. Then, using the Floral
push mold, I created two corner flourishes. After they were removed form the mold, I painted them with Sheer Silver Iridescents.


Add 3 large and 2 small yellow roses to the front of the box. Adhere lace around the lid.
Adhere the purple flourishes to the corners and yellow flowers to the center. An assortment of dew
drops finishes the edges.
Thanks for stopping by today.
Steph
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