…compilation of tutorials
Did you always want to make stamped polymer clay items, e.g. beads, but were you reluctant to use your beautiful stamps for this?
Then you can find the solution here: make from your stamp a plaster stamp that you can easily use for polymer clay.
Links:
How to make a plaster stamp?
I presented already how I’m making paper beads, somebody shows here most beautiful other (also paper) beads, the ones on the picture are made from woodchip wallpaper.
Aren’t they beautiful?
Links:
Making Beads (“Erst die Arbeit- dann das Vergnügen” ?) (German)
Google’s automatic translation (not very good, but one can understand what is meant)
Here at unikatissima:
Making Paper Beads
Entries containing the word ‘paper bead’
Did you always wanted to have some costly pearl jewelry? A real long necklace of pearls or a luxuriant pin of pearls?
No problem, simply make your own pearls.
You don’t even have to swallow some grains of sand as mollusks have to do ;-))
Links:
Karin’s Faux Pearls
I find the whole bracelet most beautiful and the crackled polymer clay bead great as eye-catcher :)
Links:
Bracelet (Green Multi-Strand Bracelet Project)
and there: Crackled Polymer Clay Bead (Making the Crackled Focal Bead:)
I find these earrings soo cute!
And they are great to practice the Peyote technique, just as the beads that I combined with my paper beads.
Now at last I can make matching earrings for my paper beads bracelet ;-))
Links:
Tubular Peyote Earrings (Orange, yellow, and white 70’s style Peyote tube seed bead earrings (phew!))
Here at unikatissima:
Making Paper Beads
Entries with the tag ‘Peyote’
Based on the lentil swirled beads she designed in the tutorial a most beautiful coat for all sorts of things.
Beautiful, isn’t it?
Links:
Polymer Clay Swirled Pendant
Here at unikatissima:
Lentil Swirled Beads
Again a nice ring, this time with a very detailed tutorial.
If I have understood the tutorial well (I haven’t tried it yet), you can make the diamond-shaped part also as pendant or earring.
Anyway, have fun stringing beads ;-)
Links:
Beaded Diamond-Shaped Ring Pattern
Actually it’s rather easy to make this necklace: you crochet with big beads und wrap afterwards interesting yarns around.
If you like you can add some extra fringes.
I like the necklace very much indeed :)
I love pink and orange, find polymer clay Mokume Gane amazing and like big florets: you can surely imagine how I find the instruction for pink orange polymer clay Mokume Gane florets ;-))
Links:
Mokume Gane Flower I (Mokume Gane Basico) (photos only)
Mokume Gane Flower II (Mokume Gane Basico) (photos only)
Here at unikatissima: Polymer Clay Mokume Gane
