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    Clay Jewelry

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    This document provides instructions for making various clay jewelry designs using polymer clay and embossing powders. The supplies listed include various colors of polymer clay, embossing inks, powders and tools like stamps, beads and heat tools. The directions demonstrate techniques like stamping, heat-setting and using different color combinations to create star shapes, tags, hearts and stamped postage designs. Finished pieces can be customized with added beads, buttons, wire or cord. The project is rated for some experience and estimated to take 2 hours.

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    Clay Jewelry

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    This document provides instructions for making various clay jewelry designs using polymer clay and embossing powders. The supplies listed include various colors of polymer clay, embossing inks, powders and tools like stamps, beads and heat tools. The directions demonstrate techniques like stamping, heat-setting and using different color combinations to create star shapes, tags, hearts and stamped postage designs. Finished pieces can be customized with added beads, buttons, wire or cord. The project is rated for some experience and estimated to take 2 hours.

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    This document provides instructions for making various clay jewelry designs using polymer clay and embossing powders. The supplies listed include various colors of polymer clay, embossing inks, powders and tools like stamps, beads and heat tools. The directions demonstrate techniques like stamping, heat-setting and using different color combinations to create star shapes, tags, hearts and stamped postage designs. Finished pieces can be customized with added beads, buttons, wire or cord. The project is rated for some experience and estimated to take 2 hours.

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    Clay Jewelry

    Uploaded by

    anomisolga
    This document provides instructions for making various clay jewelry designs using polymer clay and embossing powders. The supplies listed include various colors of polymer clay, embossing inks, powders and tools like stamps, beads and heat tools. The directions demonstrate techniques like stamping, heat-setting and using different color combinations to create star shapes, tags, hearts and stamped postage designs. Finished pieces can be customized with added beads, buttons, wire or cord. The project is rated for some experience and estimated to take 2 hours.

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    Skill level 2 Clay Jewelry

    Courtesy of JoAnn Stores Supplies:


    Polymer clay White Gold Embossing ink pads Clear Brown Embossing powders Red Blue Ultra-thick embossing powders Gold Clear

    Tools:
    Rubber stamps in star or textured design Flattened marbles and mini-marbles Beads, buttons and word tags Old postage stamps Wire, cord and ribbon Heat tool Tacky glue

    Directions:

    1. Roll out clay. Stamp star or texture and cut out desired shape around it (circle, heart, etc). Punch holes for cords or ribbon. Bake according to package directions. 2. Gold tag designs: Press baked clay onto brown ink pad. Press onto clear ink pad, sprinkle clear ultra thick powder on front of shape and melt with heat tool. Repeat. Drop in a few gold mini-marbles before heat setting. TIP: Hold object with tip of needle-nose pliers to protect your hand from heat. 3. Blue and gold design: Press baked clay onto ink pad. Sprinkle on blue embossing powder sparingly. Set with heat tool. Coat with clear powder. Apply gold powder. 4. Red and gold heart: Press baked clay onto ink pad. Sprinkle a little red embossing powder onto small area. Cover the rest with clear powder and heat-set. Repeat, placing a few minimarbles before heat-setting. Pad edges and top right portion of heart with ink pad. Dip in gold embossing powder and heat-set. Repeat as necessary for good coverage. 5. Postage stamps: Mount on card stock and cut, leaving a border so powder doesn't cover too much of stamp. Press stamp onto clear ink pad, then into clear embossing powder and heat-set. Repeat. Drag edges of stamp across ink pad, then dip into gold powder. Brush off excess, then heat-set. 6. Glue stamps, word tags, beads, buttons and marbles to clay shapes. Add wire and bead drops at bottom and cord at top.

    Skill Level: Some experience helpful

    Approximate Crafting Time: 2 hours

    Due to seasonal nature of project, supplies are available for a limited time only. Please read all instructions prior to beginning; read and follow all manufacturers instructions for all tools and materials used. Provide adult supervision if children participate in this and all craft projects. Because Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. has no control over the use of materials and tools, nor surroundings, during construction of projects, Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. disclaims any liability for injury, damage or other untoward results. Content of this project sheet is presented in good faith, but no warranty is given, nor results guaranteed. 2006 Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. All rights reserved. 197-386

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