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Mould a clay necklace.
I could no longer resist the lure of the polymer clay. Am I the last blogger to use this stuff? Probably. That’s pretty much my M.O.
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Step 1Roll the clay into small balls. You’ll need to stretch it and loosen it a bit to get it going.
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Step 2Cut edges with razor blade. You want some sharp edges and funkiness to the shape.
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Step 3Poke a hole through the center with a toothpick.
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Step 4
Bake according to package directions.
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Step 5Thread the chain through the beads and cut the chain to desired length.
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Step 6I also made a small pair of earrings. Same preparation (don’t poke a hole though) and then I glued an earring backing on with E6000 glue. I love how Wilma Flintstone-esque it is!
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Felecity W.
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U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US
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86 projects
Nice, I never thought yo use a razor blade...Clear nail polish is a really cheap glaze to use that will give the clay a nice finish in case you are interested.
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