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AM146 Lge African Shield no.1
Height 6.0cm x Width 1.6cm
I've recently acquired a few African Moulds for a project and thought this
shield would be a nice addition to my collection, also a fun item to
use on its own. Great for "men" cards too.
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Afrika Notebook
using
AM146 Lge African Shield no.1
AM242 5XLge Alphabet Tile (A, F, R, I, K, A)
Blend of Premo colours, stamp by After Midnight, animal print felt from
Spotlight, and a notepad. |
ATC
using
AM034 Med Mask
AM146 Lge African Shield no.1
Moulds cast with Delight Air Dry Modelling Compound, and painted with acrylic
paints (Sandstone and Burnt Umber). Background stamp on ATC by Inkastamps,
handmade paper was teared by wetting and then crumpled for added texture.
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Bookmark
using
AM003 Med Long Mask
AM034 Med Mask
AM146 Lge African Shield no.1
Using a blend of leftover clays, LizZed Creations papers, black card, and suede
thonging. The bookmark style is inspired by the work of Kathy Martin.
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Earrings
using
AM146 Lge African Shield no.1 (partial)
Also Lime, Emerald and Black Sculpey III. Also black EP to create the "rock/gem"
look in the clay. Beads were hand rolled. and I used 20 g Artistic Wire (Non
Tranish Brass: Gold). I sealed the pieces with Pledge One Go. The larger picture
will reveal a brooch I made to go with the earrings.
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Card
using
AM003 Med Long Mask
AM059 Med Witch Doctor
AM146 Lge African Shield no.1
AM166 XLge African Oval
RP293 Lge Crackle
RP404 Med Splatters
Moulds cast with Delight Air Dry Modelling Compound, painted with Burnished
Copper and Celadon Jo Sonja Paints. Stamp in 4 segments behind the masks by
After Midnight Artstamps.
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As seen in Altered Arts (July 2008)
African Tin
For a full list of moulds please
see this page.
different view:
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AM147 Lge - Dragon No 2
Height 1.7cm x Width 6.1cm
I've always loved this dragon, so I thought it would be fun to use it in the
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Kimono Card
using
AM147 Lge - Dragon No 2
Sculpey III polymer clay, gold pearl Ex, Oriental paper, kimono stamp by
Stonehouse Stamps, hand dyed silk by Jane Pisan. Kimono was stamped on quick
laminate, and adhered to the silk.
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Altered Tin
using
AM115 Med Dragon Phoenix Coin
AM147 Lge Dragon No 2
AMKT9 X4Lge Fronds Texture
also used, air dry clay, black Premo!, texture paste, Black Jo Sonja paint, and
Lumiere Pearl Turquoise.
(see the
whole tin)
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Geishas in the Garden
using
AM147 Lge Dragon No 2
also stamp from Bella Rosa, and Lumiere paints for background and to highlight
the dragon. Dragon cast in black Sculpey III.
From my ATC section.
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Funky Dragon Notebook
using
AM147 Lge - Dragon No 2
Blend of Sculpey Ultralight and Sculpey III to cast the dragon, in "jade"
colourings. Black rubons were used to highlight the dragon.
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Dragon
using
AM147 Lge Dragon No 2
AM169 XLge Dragon Pendant
AMKT3 X4Lge Reptile Texture
for more information see France's Screen Project.
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Lucky Dragon
using
AM013 Sm Asian Coin Medal
AM147 Lge - Dragon No 2
AMKT3 X4Lge Reptile Texture
Dragon cast with Black Premo!, coins with two types of air dry clay (hence the
middle one being smaller, some clays shrink), the texture was cast with Texture
Paste (Jo Sonja).
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AM174 Lge
Weathered Tiki
Height 5.2cm x Width 2.2cm |
Tiki Necklace
using
AM174 Lge
Weathered Tiki
Blend of Sculpey III Gold and Chocolate, gold findings, hand made beads.
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Zipper Pull or Purse Charm
using
AM174 Lge
Weathered Tiki
Also made from a blend of Sculpey III Gold and Chocolate. |
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Tiki ATC
using
AM174 Lge
Weathered Tiki
A blend of blue, red and yellow Premo yielded this brownish tint. The stamp for
the background is by The Stampsmith.
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Tiki Present Box
using
AM174 Lge
Weathered Tiki
Krafty Template - Present Box (small pattern used)
Blend of scraps of green/yellow Sculpey and Premo were used to cast the Tiki
Mask. Scrapbook Colors Wheat was used as patina. The box was made with a
selection of hand made papers from various sources, glued onto white card.
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Tiki ATC
using
AM174 Lge
Weathered Tiki
Cast with Delight Modelling Compound, painted with Sandstone and Burnt Umber
acrylic paints. Background is scrapbooking paper stamped with Distress Frayed
Burlap ink, stamps by Inkastamps (flourish) and Collections (Alphabet)
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Dark Chocolatikis
using
AM174 Lge Weathered Tiki
Also Dark Chocolate Melts. |
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AM178 XXLge Asian Coin no.5
Diameter: 5.4cm |
ATC
using
AM178 XXLge Asian Coin no.5
Coin cast with Arbee's Air Dry Clay. It was then broken, painted in "distress
fashion" with Jo Sonja Paints (red indian oxyde, and rich gold). The ATC was
covered with a coat of white Gesso, then paint, then the Ginkgo (Beeswax) was
embossed in gold. The ATC was sanded after edging with a gold leafing pen, again
to distress it.
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Notebook
using
AM178 XXLge Asian Coin no.5
Mix of Sculpey III to make faux jade, handmade background, Mizuhiki cord from
Mykeygifts, stamp by Inkastamps.
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Necklace
using
AM178 XXLge Asian Coin no.5
using Black Premo, silver Pearl Ex, and silk cord. |
The Arts
using
AM178 XXLge Asian Coin no.5
AM242 5XLge Alphabet Tile
AM1002 Med Cathy's Asian Face
for more information see France's Screen Project. |
ATC
using
AM178 XXLge Asian Coin no.5
AM114 Med Buddha
Also used
Delight Air Dry Modelling Compound, French Blue and Silver Jo Sonja paint.
"Courage" stamp by About Art Accents, Asian Tree Background stamp by Inkastamps. |
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Altered Tin
using
AM097 Med Buddha Head
AM178 XXLge Asian Coin no.5
also used, air dry clay, and Lumiere Pearl Turquoise, Krylon Leafing Pen gold,
AboutArtAccents papers.
(see the
whole tin)
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AM179 X4Lge Lock No1
Height 9cm x Width 5.3cm
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Choker
using
AM179 X4Lge Lock No1
Using a mix of Sculpey Ultralight, and Premo colours (red). Used Lumiere Pearl
Magenta as "patina", rubbing it off the surface of the cast before it dried.
Also used a choker necklace.
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The left side of the inside
using
AM111 XLge Maysie's Key
AM179 X4Lge Lock 1
On this side, the inside of the box was simply painted with one nice coat of
Violet Lumiere. The casts were painted with the Magenta, and they were
highlighted with Jo Sonja Pale cold paint, applied with a fairly dry brush.
From my shadow box section.
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Flexible
Bracelet
using
AM179 X4Lge Lock No1
Made with Sculpey Super Flex (Bake & Bend). You can see
here how it was
assembled. I shaped the locks by placing them on a soda pop can to give them a
curve (a Syndee Holt technique).
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ATC
using
AM179 X4Lge Lock No1
Using Delight Air Dry Modelling compound, ATC and Art Mould© painted with
antique blue paint and highlighted with pale gold (Jo Sonja). Brads/Split pins
were used to secure the lock to the ATC
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Notebook
using
AM179 X4Lge Lock No1
Using Delight Air Dry Modelling compound, painted with Sandstone acrylic paint,
then sponged with Sepia Archival ink. The booklet cover was stamped with
Archival Sepia. The book was unbound and the cover was used as a template, then
the book was reassembled. All stamps by Inkastamps.
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AM181 Lge Thai
Buddha Head
Height 3cm x Width 2cm
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Sculpey Ultralight Buddha Earrings
using
AM181 Lge Buddah Head
Casts moulded with Sculpey UltraLight, painted with Acrylic Paints and Treasure
Gold (Classic). The background was done with an Oriental Text Stamp from Beeswax pressed
onto the back of the mould. These are surprisingly light for their size.
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Bookmark
using
AM181 Lge Thai Buddha Head
Buddha cast with Kato Translucent Clay, and orange Pinata ink, varnished with
Cabot's Varathane. |
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Colourful
Magnets
using
AM181 Lge Thai Buddha Head
Buddhas cast with Kato Translucent Clay, and Pinata inks (green, light blue and
orange). A magnet was pressed in the back while the faces were in the moulds so
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Olive Green Box
using
AM181 Lge Thai Buddha Head
Cast with air dry clay (can't remember the brand) painted with Olive Green then
dry brushed with Silver paint -- both by Jo Sonja. The box is a simple papier
maché box, painted with silver and covered with a wash of Olive Green paint. The
leaf was painted while the box was being painted.
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Buddha Bangles
using
AM181 Lge Thai Buddha Head
Both these were done with Translucent clay (Pink one with Kato Clay and green
one with Fimo Translucent) with a bit of coloured clay added, Alazirin Crimson
for the pink one and Leaf Green for the faux-jade one.
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Seven Buddhas
using
AM181 Lge Thai Buddha Head
also a blend of Sculpey III Polymer Clay in Tan, Maroon, Ivory, Sweet Potato,
Chocolate. All the Buddhas were made from the same blend, just used different
ways. Varnished with Pledge One Go.
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AM188 Med Tag Oval Small
Height 4.7cm x Width 2.9cm |
Wooden Flower
using
AM188 Med Tag Oval Small
AM277 Lge Small Clover
Used a blend of Sculpey III Polymer Clay in Tan, Maroon, Ivory, Sweet Potato,
Chocolate.
The clover cast was placed on top of the hole marking on the Small Oval
Tag, and I pierced a hole at the other end with a drill.
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Wooden Flower
using
AM188 Med Tag Oval Small
AM277 Lge Small Clover
Used a blend of Sculpey III Polymer Clay in Tan, Maroon, Ivory, Sweet Potato,
Chocolate.
Paper by LizZed Creations.
This piece is a
recycled pendant.
The bookmark style is inspired by the work of Kathy Martin.
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"The Scream" Pendant
using
AM188 Med Tag Oval Small
Cast with a blend of Gold, Emerald, and Cobalt Blue Sculpey III, with a tiny
amount of Translucent.
I didn't varnish this piece as I loved the petrified wood look it had. |
Cranes
using
AM188 Med Tag Oval Small
Also blend of purple and pink Sculpey III, and stamps by Inkastamps.
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Faux Jade Koi Pendant
using
AM188 Med Tag Oval Small
A blend of green and transluscent Kato Clay was used to make this pendant. Stamp
by Inkastamps.
As seen in VampStampNews
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Faux Abalone Pendant
using
AM188 Med Tag Oval Small
Simply cast using the
Faux Abalone technique from Polymer Clay Central.
Sanded and varnished with varathane (Flecto).
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AM196 XLge Keyhole Diamond
Height 6.1cm x Width 4.0cm
TO BE RETIRED
June 30th, 2008 |
Side of Hexagonal Box
using
AM196 XLge Keyhole Diamond
From France's Krafty Templates Project |
Cover
using
AM196 XLge Keyhole Diamond
AM138 Lge - Fleur D'lyse Distressed
AM028 XLge Square Medallion
AMKT4 X4Lge Rococo
KL "F"- Lge Funky Alphabet F
Texture
OR3356H Rectangular Eyes (full and partial)
RP229 Med Sideview Watch
RP410 Lge Boxed In
RP206 XLge Lady with Shawl (partial)
more info in France's Gatefold Journal Project
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Pendant
using
AM024 Med Feather
AM196 Lge Keyhole Diamond
Cast with a mix of Premo, Sculpey and Kato Clays. Cured, and assempled. No
varnish was used on this piece.
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Fate
using
AM196 Lge Keyhole Diamond
AM242 5XLge Alphabet Tile
RP319 XLge Gibson Girl
Also used Sculpey III, Colorbox Fluid Chalk inkpads (for the background
and on the polymer clay to finish). OTher stamps by Collections and Inkastamps.
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Suncatcher
using
AM114 Med Buddha
AM196 Lge Keyhole Diamond
Made with Sculpey III in pinks and purples, and some translucent as well was used for casting the Keyhole.
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3"x3" Notebook
using
AM196 Lge Keyhole Diamond
Keyhole cast with a blend of Gold and brown (Chocolate and others) Sculpey III.
The book was put together with the Zutter binding system.
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AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced)
Height 5.3cm x
Width 2.6cm
smaller version of:
AM101 XXLge Tiki No1
Height 6.9cm x Width 3.5cm
See artwork made with AM101
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Aqua Hei-Tiki
using
AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced)
using a mix of Premo colours, used silver paint for "patina" effect, various
beads and jewellery findings.
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Tiki Tin
using
AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced)
AM803 - XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz (inside the tin)
Mini Altoids
tin painted with JoSonja acrylic paint. Mould cast in air dry clay, painted in
Acrylic paint (Indian Red Oxide and then a patina of Gold was added). Webbing
spray was used on the tin and inside the tin for decoration. |
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Tiki ATC
using
AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced)
KL Lge Funky Alphabet T, I, K
Delight Air Dry Clay, Black Gesso, Jo Sonja Paint (French Blue), clear EP and
stamp by Inkastamps. |
2008 Tiki
using
AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced)
Made with Sculpey III translucent and a wee bit of Leaf Green.
Varnished with Pledge One Go.
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Dark Chocolatikis
using
AM101 XXLge
Tiki No 1
AM210 XLge
Reduced Tiki
Also Dark Chocolate Melts.
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Tiki Spring
using
AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced)
AM352 X3Lge 2 Frangipani
Both the flowers and the tiki were cast with Sculpey Ultra Light and glazed with
a blend of Liquid Kato Clear Medium and green Pinata ink, then cured. The
Frangipanis were only partially glazed.
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Magnetic Peg
using
AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced)
AMKT9 X4Lge Fronds Texture
Made with the
Faux Bone technique,
the back is a section slightly larger than a wooden peg, glued to the peg, then
the Tiki was glued on top. A strong magnet is glued at the back so it is both a
magnet, and a peg for important papers.
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Verdigris Tin
using
AM210 XLge Reduced Tiki
Cast with Air Dry Clay and painted with Verdigris effect paint and patina
solution (by Chatsworth). Tin painted the same way. Stamp by Inkastamps,
embossed with Verdigris EP.
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AM223 Lge Oval
Cab Rope Edge
Height 3.3cm x Width 2.8cm
RETIRED
Availble by special request, click here
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Faux Bone Transfer Pendant
using
AM223 Lge Oval Cab Rope Edge
This cabochon was moulded from a simple
Faux Bone technique, I let it rest
in the mould for a few minutes prior to unmoulding, then did a colour photocopy
transfer onto the surface, and cured.
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Broche / Brooch
using
AM223 Lge Oval Cab Rope Edge
Once the cabochon was cured, I put a couple of coats of Kato Clear Medium, then
stamped the face from an Art Neko stamp onto the KCM using StazOn Ink. I then
added a few more coats of Kato Clear Medium, heat setting/curing with a heat gun
between each step. |
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Mokume Gane Pendant
using
AM223 Lge Oval Cab Rope Edge
Simple Mokume Gane using Translucent Clay (Katoclay, and Sculpey III) and
Tangerine Pinata Inks (Jacquard).
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Mosaic Necklace
using
AM223 Lge Oval Cab Rope Edge
A cane was made into a mosaic and pressed in the mould, the excess was carefully
cut off taking care to not cut the mould, and the back of the mould was then
filled with Gold Sculpey III Clay. Bicone beads were created with the same
blend, and a bead roller (Amaco).
Close up
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Brooch with Dangles
using
AM223 Lge Oval Cab Rope Edge
Blend of pink and green polymer clay, jewellery findings and various beads.
This brooch can be worn as a pendant |
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AM236 XXLge Oval Set
Large: H 3.5cm x W 2.8cm
Small: H 2.4cm x W 1.9cm
TO BE RETIRED
December 31st, 2008
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Box
using
AM236 XXLge Oval Set
Also a papier maché box and acrylic paints. The Ovals were cast with Delight Air
Dry Modelling Compound and painted with acrylic paints. |
Princess
Ring
using
AM236 XXLge Oval Set
Also used an adjustable ring finding, and some Sculpey III (transparent, and
leftovers of pink and purple tones). |
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Trio of Canvases DT Project
using
AM236 XXLge Oval Set
AM237 Lge Left Hand
AM240 XLge Right Hand
AMTFM - 4XLge Minnie Monique Torso
France's whole project is here |
Amethyst Olive Melt and Pour Soap
using
AM236 XXLge Oval Set
Also using Melt and Pour Olive Soap, colouring, fragrance, soap mould. |
Jewel Guest Soaps
using
AM236 XXLge Oval Set
Using Olive Melt and Pour Soap Base, and Pearl Ex. The Pearl-Ex actually washes
off your hands easily.
Click for packaging idea:
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AM802 -
XXLge
Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz
H 4.5cm
x W 4.2cm |
Pendant
using
AM802 -
XXLge
Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz (partial)
Blend of
Sculpey III Gold and Chocolate, gold
findings
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Post Earrings
using
AM802 - XXLge
Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz (partial)
Blend of
Sculpey III Gold and Chocolate, gold
findings.
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Faux-Amber Fridge Magnet
using
AM802 - XXLge
Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz
also used yellow Pinata ink and Translucent Sculpey III and
instructions on Parole de Pate (in English).
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ATC
using
AM802 -
XXLge
Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz (partial)
Cast
with air dry clay (Darwi or Arbee's, painted with acrylic paints
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Artistic
Journal Cover
using
AM101 XXLge - Tiki No1
AM802 - XXLge Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz
AM803 - XXLge Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
KL Lge Funky Alphabet
A, O, T, E, R
also Artistic Journal, Copper, Celadon, and Green Oxide Jo Sonja Paint, Air Dry
Clay (Delight), stamp by Inkastamps, and clear Embossing Powder.
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Dark Chocolatikis
using
AM802 XXLge
Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz
AM803 XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
Also Dark Chocolate Melts. |
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AM803 - XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
H 4.5cm x W 4.2cm
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Card
using
AM803 - XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
also used mix of brown, gold, and black polymer clay (Premo, Sculpey III, etc).
Sealed with Pledge One Go (Future Floor Finish for USA people)
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Tiki Tin / Sacred Fragments
using
AM803 - XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
AM210 XLge Tiki (reduced) - used on tin lid.
Mini Altoids
tin painted with JoSonja acrylic paint. Mould cast in air dry clay, painted in
Acrylic paint (Indian Red Oxide and then a patina of Gold was added). Webbing
spray was used on the tin and inside the tin for decoration. |
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Faux-Amber Fridge Magnet
using
AM803 - XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
also used brown Pinata ink and Translucent Sculpey III and
instructions on Parole de Pate (in English)
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Pacific Blue
using
AM803 - XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
Using translucent Kato Clay mixed with Tanzanite Embossing Powder from A Paper
Garden (USA). Holes were drilled on the side of the cast after curing, 20g
silver wire was used to cast beads, and make the clasp (which you can see in the
larger picture). This has a stone appearance to it, and I got the idea from
Donna Kato's Tutorials.
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Artistic
Journal Cover
using
AM101 XXLge - Tiki No1
AM802 - XXLge Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz
AM803 - XXLge Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
KL Lge Funky Alphabet
A, O, T, E, R
also Artistic Journal, Copper, Celadon, and Green Oxide Jo Sonja Paint, Air Dry
Clay (Delight), stamp by Inkastamps, and clear Embossing Powder.
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Dark Chocolatikis
using
AM802 XXLge
Pacific Koru by Kiwi Impressionz
AM803 XXLge
Pacific Tribal by Kiwi Impressionz
Also Dark Chocolate Melts. |
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