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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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You will love this jewelry making project to use Target string lights to create a sweet Valentine pendant. These metal heart shapes are sturdy and easy to disassemble from the lights and then reuse the lights! Wear the pendant with just a chain or cord or add pearls, beads or other parts to embellish the pendant. Hope you enjoy.
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Materials
Target String Light Heart Shape
Beads/Pearls - 6 ea
Bead - 2 ea, 8/0
Jump Rings - 6a, 6mm
Head Pins - 7ea 2-3"
Chain or Cord - 30" or desired length
Glue
Tools
Wire Cutter
Needle Nose Pliers
Round Nose Pliers
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It's a dollar store art challenge! Learn to make a dollar store playing card necklace with art supplies from the dollar store. Join me and the artists below to see what wonderful art projects they dreamed up. This event, hosted by Shemi Dixon, has a giveaway! One person will win a $20 gift card to the Dollar Tree (US) or a $20 PayPal (International). Check out the links below for details.
Giveaway open from January 23, 2017 - January 29, 2017, winner announced on Jan 30, 2017.
Welcome to the Dollar Store Art Challenge. After you watch this video just click on the video links below to watch more wonderful projects or click on this link https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp2Pcto6l38tkGsr7gOiSE5lhFDmTu-I- to Our Playlist to watch all the projects at one time. We have created over 21 Projects for you to enjoy. When you complete this list, click the very last video for a new list of Dollar Store Projects to watch. Please don't forget to leave a comment, like, and subscribe so that you won't miss out on all the wonderful future projects and inspiration.
Prize: $20 dollar gift card to the dollar tree USA Winner Or $20 USA Dollars send thru PayPal for international winner
• There will be 1 winner picked at random
• Giveaway starts January 23 ,2017 and end at midnight on January 29,2017
• Winner will be announced on Monday January 30 on Shemi Dixon you-tube channel
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So glad to have completed the #29Faces challenge successfully. It was such a pleasure to see the work of all the participating artists and be inspired by them. Here's the collage of my final faces.
It's a collaboration with Stephanie Power Bergeron of Deliberately Creative! Stephanie created a turquoise doodle gem and I've recreated it in polymer clay. Join me in my studio for this fun jewelry making project where we'll make polymer clay faux turquoise and a wonderfully intricate frame.
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Materials
Clay - Sculpey Premo! white, deep blue, copper, burnt umber
Paint - DecoArt Americana (Lamp Ebony Black) Golden Fine Iridescent Gold
Plastic Wrap
Paper towel
Necklace finding
Jump ring - 9mm or as large as needed for size of pendant
Bail - size to fit necklace fnding
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#29Faces, #28 of 29 in the 29Faces Art Challenge hosted by Ayala Art. Wow! This was an intense but fun challenge. Complete 29 faces in 29 days. Done! So glad I made it all the way through. It was very inspiring to see the work of the other artists in the challenge. Here's my final face.
