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For these days when you just wanna eat peoples brains... Cause they don't use them anyways...
Sooo I saw this project here ( http://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/zombie-necklace-2 ) and was heavily inspired. Anyways, knowing how I handle my jewellery, I was concerned it might break and so I came up with a different idea to make a rocking zombie necklace... Check it out!
Actually, there's no picture of me wearing it yet cause it's still drying. XD
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Step 1
Draw a rough template. You don't HAVE to write "Zombie", do whatever the hell you feel like telling the world, even if it's "I'msopissedIcouldbiteeveryonesheadoff" ( Uh, have fun with that one... )!
Jst make sure it's not too complicated and try to make the letters have square shapes, it's just easier to deal with.
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Step 2
Transfer your word onto a hard piece of plastic. That's what I did, cause I do not own that fancy shrinking plastic stuff.
So I used the plastic that came with two adorable hair clips... It's rather thick and sturdy. Perfect. ( Be aware that the colour might show a little bit in the end... Clear is always better... I'm just showing you the stuff I'm using in this pic... )
Cut the shape out, use an exacto knife for the parts inside the letters, if you have any...
I messed up the outlines of the letters a bit, made them have dents and stuff. At least, we're dealing with a zombie here, aren't we?Poke two holes in the upper corners. Use a hot needle for that, for example.
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Step 3
Go get your nail polishes. I didn't have any neon green, sadly, so I started with the blue in the middle. Then, while the blue polish was still wet, I started swiping the adorable shiny turquoise on the right in. Then a little bit of purple shimmer, a tiiny bit of blue shimmer and a dash of green glitter. SO much fun...
Well... A lot of people tell you to buy the stuff THEY used, saying "It only works with this brand!!!"... Screw it. Use whatever you have.
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Step 6
At last, when everything is dry, slip in the jump rings and give it a niiice thick coat of clear glue! This will a) protect your polish artwork, b) make the necklace more sturdy and c) what's most important imho, it takes away the... painted plastic look and gives it a nice, thick jewellery feel. A bit of a 3D-Effect, you know what I mean...
Thanks for posting this idea!!
Thanks.