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Wednesday 14 January 2015

Polymer Clay Ball Ornament

My first attempt on Polymer Clay Ball Ornament. It's a random design. I used scrap clay and textured rubber mat added some details, baked and finished it with gold and bronze gilder's paste. 
Materials used for this project:
Glass ball (big size) 
Polymer clays - premo peacock and bronze, pink, white & olive green 
Pearl ex to finish the details
Gilders paste - bronze and gold
Textured Rubber Sheet
Clay tools
White ribbon

To create the textured clay, see link below



Details are sculpted individually and I finished it using pearl ex. 
I secured each pieces using polymer clay glue.


I baked the ball at 275C for 45 minutes, then rubbed gold and bronze gilders paste on the textured body of the ball and finished it with PYM II.
It is a lovely piece. 
Beautiful decor & gift for any occasion. 


Here are other pieces I created. 
They made a lovely gift to special friends. 


Photo below showed uncured clay. I was just finishing the details 
when I took the photo. 


This project is truly unique. I have few christmas ball ornaments  that I created 
and I was pretty happy on how they turned out. 
I will definitely make more of these balls. 
It's elegant and lovely pieces for holiday gifts and other occasions. 
Thank you for visiting my blog.  




Tuesday 13 January 2015

Summer Garden Polymer Clay Frosted Vase

This piece is a great addition to my frosted vases collection. This is a late upload. I created this vase summer of 2014. I love nature. I love beautiful flowers. I thought flower blossoms over a picket fence will look nice for a vase design.
 I am very happy how this vase turned out. It is lovely and it makes a great decorative piece.

In this project, I used a large size glass vase, light blue glass enamel paint, polymer clays (white, light orange, pinkish red, pink and olive green), pearl ex powder ( pearl white & gold), alcohol ink (brown), textured mat (wood) & clay tools.



The picket fence made a nice border at the bottom of the vase.
I frosted the glass vase with light blue glass enamel paint using sea sponge.



Details are sculpted using polymer clay. I use premo clays for my projects. 
I brushed the flowers and leaves with pearl ex powder & alcohol ink for the fence.
Then baked it at 275C for 45 minutes and sealed it with PYM II.



Summer Garden Vase

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