Showing posts with label stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stamps. Show all posts
Friday, March 6, 2015
recently | on my bench
Labels:
beads,
bronze,
bronze clay,
handmade,
jewellery,
jewelry,
leaf,
long necklace,
necklace,
recently,
stamps,
work bench,
zentangle
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Friday, January 23, 2015
a few good things...
1.an abundance of roses in the Veale Gardens.
2. early evening walks in the ocean.
3. finished a big zentangle.
4. pretty pink & yellow flowers on the kitchen table.
5. playing with letter stamps & bronze clay.
6. my 2015 calender - full of photos from my big adventure last year (printed by redbubble).
7. water & reflections in Alligator Gorge.
Labels:
alligator gorge,
beach,
bronze clay,
calendar,
drawing,
few good things,
flowers,
handmade,
jewellery,
ocean,
photographs,
pt germain,
roses,
stamps,
veale gardens,
zentangle
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
imprints & 'out'prints...
After hearing about Scratch-foam from some of the ladies on the Metal Clay Heads team, and reading about it on Wanaree's blog here, I was very keen to get my hands on some. After a bit of (virtual) running around, a package arrived a few weeks ago.
I've been having lots of fun drawing on it & as well as using it to create raised textures directly on my metal clay (imprints), I had this idea to make some polymer clay stamps from some of the designs ('out'-prints).
First, I drew my designs on paper, then I put the paper on the foam & went over them with a ball point pen (pressing quite hard) to transfer them to the foam. I then went over the lines with a small ball burnisher, making them as deep as I could.
After conditioning my polymer clay, I kind of smooshed it into the outline, them rolled it flat. (Ignore the coloured marks, I was experimenting with other polymer stuff - but that's a whole other blog post). I added handles to my polymer stamps (which you can't see in these photos, oops) & baked them.
At first I wasn't sure they'd be deep enough, but they seem to work quite well. I can't wait to finish & fire the pendant, so I can see the finished product :)
Did I mention drawing in the foam is heaps of fun? I could spend a day doing just that.
Labels:
creating,
fine silver,
ideas,
imprints,
jewellery,
jewelry,
pendants,
pmc,
polymer,
precious metal clay,
scratch foam,
stamps,
texture
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