In this
tutorial you'll learn how to paint a dot mandala on a Christmas ornament. Use unique tools and dot painting techniques
to create a colorful mandala dot painted Christmas ornament that would be
perfect on an ornament stand, Christmas Tree or other home decor. This would make a thoughtful handmade
gift.
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Here's a new mandala dot painting tutorial! In this tutorial you'll learn how to paint a dot mandala on an 8" x 8" canvas panel. Use unique tools and dot painting techniques to create a colorful mandala dot painted canvas panel that would be perfect as a gift or home decor. If you'd like to purchase the written pattern in my Etsy shop.
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Learn to create a Mandala Dot Painting Trinket/Ring Dish using unexpected tools and great colors. Dot painting is so relaxing and meditative and you can do it on almost any surface. This little trinket dish would make a great holiday gift or home decor. Here's the video tutorial link. See materials list below the video.
In this tutorial you'll learn how to turn a plain terracotta dish into a beautiful ring/trinket dish. Use unique tools and dot painting techniques to create a colorful, lacy dot painted dish that would be perfect as a gift or home decor. It's functional too!
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Been working on some polymer clay focal pendants. In this piece i've added leather cord and used silver wire and beads to create a free form bail. Love the way it turned out.
In my last post I shared my latest acrylic pour painting on 45 records I found at the thrift store. I love the way the paintings turned out. The DecoArt paint I used was luscious and I thought the technique was beautiful. It needed something though so I pulled out some polymer clay and tried a few different focal pieces.
The one on the top right is a traditional swirl, left is a spikey flower and finally bottom right is a rose style focal.
I tried all of these out and finally settled on the rolled flower piece with ruffled leaf shapes. Here are a few close ups.
Everything was varnished with a satin varnish. Love the final product. I'll need to keep experimenting for more looks.
I'm also showing how I created a wire hook for the back and covered the center hole in the record.
It was fun to experiment with all of these different looks. I lvoe adding the polymer clay to the acrylic poured paintings.
I love paint! And I'm fascinated by the art of fluid acrylic pouring. This free form art allows the artist to focus on color and interesting textures and techniques. I've done a number of acrylic pouring paintings in the past and am getting back to it now. I happened on these 45 records at the thrift store. Finding these 45s brought me right back to my teenage years and was a thrill in and of itself (although in honesty, none of the 45s I found would be considered cool then or now). LOL They're a great size, though,at 7 inches.
I have some plans for these to incorporate polymer clay sculptural elements in the center. Hope I can turn what's in my head into great art.
Hi All, hope you enjoy trying out new techniques. This is a 2 part tutorial. In Part 1, you'll learn to use fluid acrylic paint and ink to create a polymer clay veneer to use in making this summery pendant. The DecoArt Media fluid acrylic I used is so luscious. In Part 2 you'll learn to make the beaded knotted necklace for a great look. Thanks for joining me in my studio to learn polymer clay and jewelry making techniques. Hope you enjoy.
Pasta Machine
Oven
Clay Blade
Jewelry Pliers - round nose and chain nose
Wire Cutter
Craft Knife
Jewelry Shape Templates - either Cool Tools or make your own with card stock or plastic
Texture Sheet
Straw - cocktail size
Knitting Needle or other needle tool if needed to help with knotting
Hand Drill - size to match bail
Baking Form - 3" glass vase
Materials
Clay - Sculpey Premo! - Bright Green Pearl and Peacock Pearl
Paint - DecoArt Media in Cadmium Orange Hue and Cobalt Teal Hue
Liquitex Ink - Gold
Krylon Pen - 18K Gold or other pen to add striping
Stringing Material - I used cotton cording; 9 ea 24" strands
Pinch Bail - 1 ea
Jump Rings - 2 ea, 6mm and 1ea 9mm, or size to fit
End Cap - 2 ea 4mm, or size to fit cords
Wire - 22 gauge, 2ea 4" pieces
Hypo Cement or other glue for necklace ends
Beads - 28 ea 6mm or size of your choice to match stringing material and clay; I used 3 colors of acrylic beads; Color A (Blue) 12 ea; Color B (Green) 8 ea; Color C (Orange) 8 ea
Genesis Medium Thick Extender or Liquid Clay
Varnish - Varathane water based varnish
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This pretty, vintage look polymer clay heart and key pendant is easy to make and customize. Use a skeleton key as a base to add a heart, stamped clay and patina for an unique pendant or hanging ornament.
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