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AMJS1 Leaf Set $19.50 |
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| AM011 H 3.4cm x W 2.1cm |
AM247 H 1.5cm x W 2.7cm |
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Rose Leaf Bracelet by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM011 Med Leaf AM247 Med Leaf Med Also used Sculpey III, garnet stone chips, glass and metal beads and jewellery findings. For this bracelet, I cast 1 small leaf (AM247) and 3 large leaves (AM011). Using one of the large leaves, I trimmed away one edge to create a serrated edge. Using a scalpel, I cut away the inside of the other 2 large leaves so that I had two border leaves and 2 small solid cutout leaves. Only one of the small solid cutout leaves is required so I discarded the other one. You now have one serrated edge leaf, 2 border leaves, 1 small solid cut out leaf, and one small leaf. Pierce holes in all but the border leaves and bake according to the manufacturer's instructions. Once cooled, I applied a coat of Sculpey gloss varnish to all surfaces. The cut away leaves are attached with jump rings. |
Rose Leaf Earrings by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM247 Med Leaf Med Also used Sculpey III, glass and metal beads and jewellery findings. I poked holes vertically through the stems of the open leaves to attach the dangling round beads before baking. The cut out pieces are pierced from front to back. Once baked and cooled, all pieces were coated with Sculpey gloss varnish and assembled with beads and jumprings. |
Art Glass Pin by Michele Emerson-Roberts using AM011 Med Leaf for a tutorial on these pieces, please see Aftermidnight Artstamps. |
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Honey and Teal Bracelet by Myléne Hillam (DT) Using AM235 Med Oval Pattern AM242 5XLge Tile Alphabet AM247 Med Leaf Med Also used Opals: Macquarie, Tarkine and Franklin; Sapphire Powdered Pearls, glass beads, glass pearls, bronze/silver mirror beads and assorted gold jewellery findings. |
Green Fairy Necklace by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM011 Med Leaf AM113 Lge 5 Scrolls AM247 Med Leaf Med AM252 Med Mini 5 Scrolls AM303 XXLge Fairy Cameo AMKT16 X4Lge RoseHead Texture AMKT7 X4Lge Floral Texture the texture sheets were used on the back of the moulds Cast made with Craft Porcelain, color added with alcohol inks and acrylic paint. Front detail Back detail |
Iridescent Leaves bracelet by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM247 Med Leaf Med Also used black Sculpey clay, Fantasy Film, Franklin Opals, assorted black beads, assorted silver jewellery findings and black Beadalon Polyester Chain. Closeup:
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Leaf Bracelet by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM011 Med Leaf AM085 Med Crest KL “M” Lge Funky Alphabet M Also used Magic Meltz: Emerald, Gold and Amethyst (amethyst and gold to make bronze); Krylon gold leafing pen, gold micro beads, bracelet, assorted jewellery findings, assorted beads and sequins and Hero Arts stamp. |
The leaf pendant by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM011 Med Leaf AM193 XLge 2 Fragments AMKT2 X4Lge Leaf Texture Cast with Opals embossing Enamels and midnight glass. |
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Waterfall Leaf Necklace and Earrings Set by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM011 Med Leaf AM247 Med Leaf Med Also used black Sculpey III, Waterfall Fantasy Film, Franklin Opals, fire polished beads, metal beads, assorted jewellery findings and nylon coated tiger tail. I cast the leaf with black Sculpey and baked it according to the manufacturer's instructions. Once it had cooled, I used an adhesive that dries tacky and applied a piece of Fantasy Film over the surface. Using my fingernail, I pushed the film down into the detail of the leaf. I trimmed away the excess film and then dipped it in melted Franklin Opals, first the front and then once set, I dipped the back and set it aside until it hardened. View leaf close-up |
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Autumn Leaf Pendant by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM011 Med Leaf Also used Black Sculpey III, Watermelon Fantasy Film, Franklin Opals, gold bail and jewellery findings, black cord and organza ribbon. |
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AMJS2 Frog Set $18.50 |
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| AM063 H 2.3cm x W 2.4cm |
AM251 H 1.6cm x W 1.6cm |
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by Kristine Lockwood using AM063 Sm Miss Froggy |
Frog Specimens by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM063 Sm Miss Froggy AM251 Sm Mini Frog AM245 4XLge 5 Dominoes Also used black Sculpey III for the frogs, Franklin Opals for the background domino, also Perfect Pearls, nylon thread, assorted beads and findings. Pendant Detail Earrings Detail |
Little Froggies by France Chevalier (DT) using AM063 Sm Miss Froggy AM080 Lge Skeletal Leaf AM251 Sm Mini Frog AM255 Lge Mini Skeletal Leaf Using a blend of Pearl and Green Pearl Sculpey III. Some Feathers Threads were threaded through the links of the chain. |
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Wooden Bangle by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM251 Sm Mini Frog Also used Premo, Fimo Classic, Sculpey III and Sculpey Gloss Varnish. For more information on the technique used, please see Myléne's Miscellaneous Pieces page |
Wooden Pin by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM063 Sm Miss Froggy Also used Premo, Fimo Classic, Sculpey III, pin back and Sculpey Gloss Varnish. |
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AMJS3 Skeletal Set $23.00 |
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| AM080 H 4.5cm x W 3.2cm |
AM255 H 2.8cm x W 1.9cm |
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Nature's Necklace by France Chevalier (DT) using AM080 Lge Skeletal Leaf also used Sculpey Ultralight and some green Premo to add colour to the Ultralight. I baked it as per Ultralight directions. I used a headpin to pierce the holes in the leaves, and draped them over alfoil rolled in a small tube (about the size of a pencil) to give them some curve. I took care to sand the sides and back when the leaves were cured so they would be smoother.
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Earrings by France Chevalier (DT) using AM255 Lge - Mini Skeletal Leaf Also used a mix of green and gold Sculpey, jewellery findings.
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Barrette by France Chevalier (DT) using AM080 Lge Skeletal Leaf Leaves cast in Delight Air Dry Modelling Compound, and painted with Celadon and Silver Jo Sonja Paint, sealed with Varathane (Gloss by Cabot's). The leaves were placed into position prior to drying, and were then glued on to one another and onto the hair clip base.
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Little Froggies by France Chevalier (DT) using AM063 Sm Miss Froggy AM080 Lge Skeletal Leaf AM251 Sm Mini Frog AM255 Lge Mini Skeletal Leaf Using a blend of Pearl and Green Pearl Sculpey III. Some Feathers Threads were threaded through the links of the chain. |
Hair Clip by France Chevalier (DT) using AM085 Med Crest AM255 Lge Mini Skeletal Leaf Cast with a mix of Premo and sculpey Ultralight, cured, and painted with Lumiere Pearl Magenta. Rubbed with Treasure Gold (Classic). |
Art Doll by Darlene Grob (DT) using AM177 Lge Cheeky Face AM 255 Lge Mini Skeletal Leaf AM 275 XLge Art Doll Blank by Cathy Daulman AM157 XLge Daisy No 1 AMKT7 X4lge Floral AM318 XXLge Dragonfly Wings Set |
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AMJS4 Domino Set $23.50 |
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| AM212 H 4.6cm x W 2.2cm |
AM217 H 2.9cm x W 1.5cm |
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These two moulds are also part of
AM245 4XLge 5 Dominoes. Samples below which state the use of AM245 can be made with AAMJS4 Domino Set (which included the two moulds above). |
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Domino Leaf Necklace by Michelle Zimmerman using AM212 Lge Domino (Large) AM217 Med Domino (Small) (AM245 X4Lge 5 Dominoes can also be used for this necklace) Makins Clay, and silver leaves. Pierce the domino in the upper center and attach the leaf to the front using head pins. |
Lemon Ice Necklace and Earring Set by Carol Murphy (DT) using AM212 Lge Domino (Large) AM217 Med Domino (Small) (alternatively AM245 4XLge 5 Dominoes can be used for this project) close up of necklace close-up of earrings I also used Clear Ultra Thick Embossing Enamels, Watermelon, Krista's eyes, and Spring Morning Fantasy Film, Opals, gold beading wire, pieces of old necklaces and belts, and assorted jewelry findings. To create the Domino pieces for the earrings and necklace I melted the embossing enamels and while waiting, layered some opals and bits of the Fantasy Film in the bottom of the moulds. I poured the clear enamel into the mould and let set up. I added a bit more of the Fantasy Film to the "TOP" of the domino piece and melted it quickly with a heat gun. The domino was then decorated with wire wrapping to give it a freeform look, very loose and not planned. |
Orange Marmalade Brooch by Carol Murphy (DT) using AM212 Lge Domino (Large) AM217 Med Domino (Small) (alternatively AM245 4XLge 5 Dominoes can be used for this project) I also used clear UTEE, Lemon Sparkle and Watermelon Angelina, Opals, Watermelon, Spring Morning, and Kristy’s Eyes Fantasy Film, gold wire, and a pin-back. I used the same technique for BOTH moulds. While melting the UTEE I cut up bits of the Fantasy Film and opals and placed them in the mould. I then poured the UTEE over the top of the pieces. After it set up I glued the small domino piece, a little off center to the larger domino. I wanted a free form look so I then wrapped wire around both of the pieces and added an Angelina backing. I then applied the pin back using Ultimate glue. |
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Strawberry Pendant and Earrings Set by Myléne Hillam using AM245 X4Lge 5 Dominoes Also used Opals: Franklin and Currawong; Fantasy Film: Strawberry and Waterfall; assorted metal beads, assorted jewellery findings and black cardstock. For detailled instructions please see this page. To see a better view of the beads for the necklace, click here. |
Wire Wrapped Pendant by Myléne Hillam using AM245 X4Lge 5 Dominoes Also used Opals: Franklin and Currawong; Fantasy Film: In the Glen, Waterfall and Dandelion; 20g wire, assorted jewellery findings and black cord. |
Green Leaves Necklace by Myléne Hillam using AM245 X4Lge 5 Dominoes Also used Opals: Franklin and Currawong; Fantasy Film: Strawberry, Aurora, Waterfall and Dandelion; assorted Czech glass beads, assorted jewellery findings and nylon beading thread. |
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by Ashleigh Moffatt Domino Bracelet using AM212 Lge Domino (Large) AM217 Med Domino (Small) Ink stamp with silver pigment ink. Leave stamp on inkpad to keep it moist. Pour Magic Meltz into the art mould, then press the stamp into the back of the cast (surface which is facing you) while the MM is still hot. Leave stamp on the AM for a few seconds, then carefully peel off. Eye pins were inserted into the pieces while they were still very warm. |
by Sharon Tracey using AM217 Med Domino Small |
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Ashleigh Moffatt Bracelet using AM217 Med Domino (Small) Moulds were cast with Magic Meltz, eye pins were inserted into the pieces while they were still very warm. Once cooled down, the piece were wrapped in wire, and linked together. |
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Ashleigh Moffatt Clear Bracelet using AM213 Lge Check It Shape AM217 Med Domino (Small) Ashleigh coiled wire pieces - Navy Blue - ready to place onto half poured AMs then topped up AMs with more Magic Meltz. The links were then joined to form a bracelet. |
Jenni Hodge using AM212 Lge Domino (Large) (alternatively you could use AM245 4XLge 5 Dominoes) Cast with Franklin Opals embedding fibres and glitter in the Opals. |
Jenni Hodge using AM212 Lge Domino (Large) (alternatively you could use AM245 4XLge 5 Dominoes) Cast with marbled Opals. |
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Bead Chain Choker by Myléne Hillam (DT) Using AM245 X4Lge 5 Dominoes Also used Opals: Franklin and Currawong; Fantasy Film: Strawberry and Dandelion; black organza ribbon, black cord, gold beaded cord, gold cord, assorted jewellery findings and black cardstock. I made the beads by rolling a thin strip of black card around a skewer and glueing in place. Once secure, I dipped the rolled card (still on the skewer) into Franklin Opals and then wrapped a strip of Strawberry Fantasy Film (slightly narrower and roughly the same length as the card stock) part way around the “bead”. I dipped it again in the Opals so that the tail of Fantasy Film was laying in the melted Opals. The colour will change almost immediately. Once this happens, I roll the remaining strip around the rest of the bead. Dip in Opals one last time and twirl slowly in your fingers to stop drips from forming. Doing this will give you a roughly cylindrical bead. Remove the bead once it has set and set aside to cool. |
Layered Flower Domino by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM212 XLge Domino AM217 Med Small Domino shape Cast made with Sculpey III Ballerina and Premo Fuchsia, Violet, and Ultramarine Blue. Create cane as per the instructions on Sculpey.com |
My Domino by France Chevalier (DT) using AM240 XLge Right Hand (partial) AM245 4XLge 5 Dominoes Cast with Sculpey III and Premo Polymer Clays using this Faux Bone technique *While this was made with AM245, the mould used is the same size as AM212 |
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AMJS5 Scroll Set $21.00 |
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| AM113 Dia 3.0cm |
AM252 Dia 2.1cm |
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Necklace by France Chevalier (DT) using AM113 Lge 5 Scrolls also a blend of Blue Premo, and Silver and White Sculpey III polymer clay. Bali silver findings, and Micro Pearl Pearl Ex. |
Necklace by France Chevalier (DT) using AM113 Lge 5 Scrolls also a blend of Blue Premo, and Silver and White Sculpey III polymer clay. Bali silver findings, and Micro Pearl Pearl Ex. |
Green Fairy Necklace by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM011 Med Leaf AM113 Lge 5 Scrolls AM247 Med Leaf Med AM252 Med Mini 5 Scrolls AM303 XXLge Fairy Cameo Cast made with Craft Porcelain, color added with alcohol inks and acrylic paint. Front detail Back detail |
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Dichroic earring and pendant set by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM113 Lge 5 Scrolls AM252 Med Mini 5 Scrolls Casts created with Silver Art Clay. |
Bolo Tie and Cuff Links by France Chevalier (DT) AM113 Lge 5 Scrolls AM252 Med Mini 5 Scrolls Used a blend of Pearl Green and Pearl Sculpey III, and some Interference Green Pearl Ex, lightly, prior to baking. close up of cuff links |
Macramé Scroll Beads by France Chevalier (DT) using AM113 Lge 5 Scrolls AM331 X5Lge 6 UP Clay, Pearl-Ex, and some silk cord, and old skills learned in the 70s (macramé). |
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AMJS6 Gum Leaves Set $36.75 |
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| AM182 H 8.7cm x W 2.0cm |
AM211 H 7.0cm x W 1.5cm |
AM259 H 5.0cm W 1.0cm |
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Gum Leaf Earrings using AM259 Lge Mini Stylised Gum Leaf Also used Sculpey Ultra Light Oven Bake Clay, Lumiere paint, 20g wire, assorted beads and jewellery findings. The wirework connectors were formed on a jewellery jig. |
Daisy Chain using AM259 Lge Mini Stylised Gum Leaf AM280 Lge Mini Daisy Also, Sculpey Ultra Light Oven Bake Clay to cast the Gum Leaves Mould, Delight Air Dry Modelling Compound for the Daisy Mould, Lumiere paint, 20 gauge gold wire, assorted beads and jump rings. The wirework connectors were formed on a jewellery jig and the catch was hand formed using round nosed pliers. |
by Kristine Lockwood using AM182 XLge Stylized Gumleaf AM211 Lge Gumleaf Reduced |
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Gum Leaves and Nuts Pendant and Earrings Set by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM211 Lge Small Gumleaf AM259 Lge Mini Stylised Gum Leaf Also used Lemonthyme Opals, Perfect Pearls and Pearl Ex, 18 gauge wire, ribbon covered beads and jewellery findings. |
Gum Leaf Earrings by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM259 Lge Mini Stylised Gum Leaf Also used Sculpey Ultra Light Oven Bake Clay, Lumiere paint, 20g wire, assorted beads and jewellery findings. The wirework connectors were formed on a jewellery jig. |
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Gum Leaf Bangle by France Chevalier (DT) using AM182 XLge Stylized Gumleaf AM211 Lge Stylized Gumleaf (reduced) AM259 Lge Mini Stylized Gum Leaf Using Gold and Leaf Green Sculpey III, this bangle was moulded over a tin of soda (or beer), baked on the tin, and then the tin was squished to remove the bangle. |
Earrings by France Chevalier (DT) using AM211 Lge Stylized Gumleaf (reduced) AM259 Lge Mini Stylized Gum Leaf Using Gold and Leaf Green Sculpey III |
Brooch by France Chevalier (DT) using AM182 XLge Stylized Gumleaf AM211 Lge Stylized Gumleaf (reduced) AM259 Lge Mini Stylized Gum Leaf Using Gold and Leaf Green Sculpey III See the back of the pin here |
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Lacey Leaves Necklace by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM259 Lge Mini Stylised Gum Leaf Close-up of Amethyst leaf Close-up of Valentine leaf Also used Amethyst Magic Mica Meltz, Valentine Opals, 28g non tarnish silver Artistic Wire, Bead Gravy mix, assorted fire polished glass beads, lavender AB seed beads, pink and lilac Wire Lace, and silver jewellery findings. |
Lacey Leaves Earrings by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM259 Lge Mini Stylised Gum Leaf Also used Valentine Opals, velvet lavender AB seed beads, fire polished and AB bicone beads in pink and burgundy and assorted silver jewellery findings. |
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AMJS7 Gingko Set $25.00 |
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| AM260 H 3.8cm x W 4.2cm |
AM278 H 2.9cm x W 3.3cm |
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Gingko Lizard Necklace by Michelle Zimmerman using AM244 X3Lge Ginkgo Leaf AM260 XLge Gingko Medium AM278 Lge Mini Gingko AM272 XXLge Lizard Makins Clay and a few jewellery findings makes for a very light necklace.The back of the leaves have a clay loop glued to them so that they hang correctly. Close-up here |
Gingko Frog Necklace by Michelle Zimmerman using AM082 Med Mr. Toad AM244 X3Lge Ginkgo Leaf AM260 XLge Gingko Medium AM278 Lge Mini Gingko Makins Clay and some cording. The leaves have a bead glued to the back. a knot just above and below the bead ensured the leaf stays put. Close-up here |
Ginkgo Necklace and Hair Pins by France Chevalier (DT) using AM260 XLge Ginko (medium) AM278 Lge - Mini Ginko Using a blend of Pearl and Green Pearl Sculpey III. |
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Autumn Gingko Earrings by France Chevalier (DT) using AM278 Lge - Mini Ginko Using a blend of Sculpey III and Premo Clays, which were made into a swirl bead, which was cut in two and pressed into the moulds. |
Autumn Gingko Brooch by France Chevalier (DT) using AM260 XLge Ginko (medium) AM278 Lge Mini Ginko Using a blend of Sculpey III and Premo Clays, which were made into a swirl bead, which was cut in two and pressed into the moulds. |
Wrap Over Choker by France Chevalier (DT) using AM260 XLge Ginko (medium) A blend of Chocolate and Gold Sculpey III were used to cast this mould. |
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by Alice McKinney using AM244 3XLge Gingko and Opals |
by Alice McKinney using AM244 3XLge Gingko and Opals |
by Alice McKinney using AM244 3XLge Gingko and Opals |
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Ginkgo Earrings by France Chevalier (DT) using AM278 Lge Mini Ginko One of France's Miscellaneous Pieces
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AMJS8 Floral Heart Set $19.00 |
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| AM009 H 2.5cm x W 2.3cm |
AM263 H 1.7cm x W 1.6cm |
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Art Glass Pin by Michele Emerson-Roberts using AM009 Med Floral Heart for a tutorial on these pieces, please see Aftermidnight Artstamps. |
Hearts Charm Bracelet by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM009 Med Floral Heart AM263 Sm Mini Floral Heart AMKT16 X4Lge RoseHead Texture AMKT7 X4Lge Floral Texture the texture sheets were used on the back of the moulds Cast made with Craft Porcelain, color added with alcohol inks and acrylic paint. See the back of the bracelet, made using Krafty Texture sheets |
Hearts Charm Necklace by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM009 Med Floral Heart AM263 Sm Mini Floral Heart AM288 XXLge Heart Plaque AMKT16 X4Lge RoseHead Texture AMKT7 X4Lge Floral Texture the texture sheets were used on the back of the moulds Cast made with Craft Porcelain, color added with alcohol inks and acrylic paint. See the back of the necklace, made using Krafty Texture sheets Front detail |
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Love of the Flower Garden by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM009 Med Floral Heart AM263 Sm Mini Floral Heart Cast created with Fine Silver Art Clay. |
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AMJS9 Petals Set $19.50 |
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| AM058 Dia 2.9cm |
AM270 Dia 2.0cm |
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Trojan Horse
Necklace and Charms 12 Petals Charm by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM094 Med Circles AM125 XLge Trojan Horse AM227 Med Deco 3 AM232 Med 2 Paisley Motif AM270 Med Mini 12 Petals Cast made with Premo using a technique based on the Bûcheron Coquet from Parole de Pâte. It was glazed with Future Floor Finish mixed with a tiny bit of burnt umber acrylic paint to bring out the texture. The large image will show you the whole necklace. |
Petals Set Necklace and Earrings by France Chevalier (DT) using AM058 Med 12 Petals AM270 Med Mini 12 Petals Instructions for finish/colouring taken from e-Patterns.com
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Hair Clip (Barrette) and Post Earrings by France Chevalier (DT) using AM058 Med 12 Petals AM270 Med Mini 12 Petals Using Translucent Sculpey III and some Blue and Green Pinata Inks (Jacquard). A little ball of clay was pressed into the moulds to form the partial casts for the earrings. |
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Brooch and Shoe Clips by France Chevalier (DT) using AM058 Med 12 Petals AM270 Med Mini 12 Petals Using a blend of Sculpey III and some Aztec Gold Pearl Ex. This view shows the back of the clip. |
Velvet Choker by France Chevalier (DT) using AM058 Med 12 Petals AM270 Med Mini 12 Petals Using Translucent Sculpey III and some Alizarin Crimson Premo, I also mixed in some Arnold Grummer's Irridescent Flakes. The casts are adhered to a velvet ribbon choker. |
Jade and Silver Necklace by Jeni Calkins (DT) using AM058 Med 12 Petals AM270 Med Mini 12 Petals Cast with silver art clay. |
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AMJS10 Fossil Set $19.50 |
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| AM025 H 3.5cm x W 2.5cm |
AM254 H 2.4cm x W 1.6cm |
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Fossil Earrings by France Chevalier (DT) using AM025 Med Fossil AM254 Med Mini Fossil Technique based on the Mokume Gane, using Premo Gold, Cobalt Blue mixed with a bit of translucent, and Gold mixed with Yellow, as well as gold leaf. The pieces were cast, holes were pierced, they were rubbed with Aztec Gold Pearl Ex and they were cured. They were then varnished with Pledge One Go. Also used gold jumprings and earring hooks. |
Fossil Earrings
and Pendant by France Chevalier (DT) using AM025 Med Fossil AM254 Med Mini Fossil Technique based on the Bûcheron Coquet from Parole de Pâte. A cane done with various colours of Sculpey III. The pieces were moulded, pierced, cured, and glazed with Pledge One Go (Future Floor Finish equivalent here in Australia). The pendant can be strung on a chain, on a choker wire, or on a black leather lanyard. |
Hair Clip by France Chevalier (DT) using AM025 Med Fossil Technique based on the Bûcheron Coquet from Parole de Pâte. A cane done with various colours of Sculpey III. The pieces were cast, and carefully mounted onto a hair clip base, and cured. The metal base had to be adhered to the polymer clay after curing. I use Cabot's Gloss Varathane to glaze the fossils.
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Found Treasures by France Chevalier (DT) using AM034 Med Mask AM078 Med Conch Shell AM040 XLge Fossil Snail AM254 Med Mini Fossil From France's Krafty Inspiration Challenge (Take 1 Make 5) section |
My Portable
Museum by France Chevalier (DT) using AM025 Med Fossil AM183 XLge Scarab Fragment A blend of Silver, White and various blue Sculpey III polymer clay, wire and beads. Finished off with White Pearl Ex prior to curing. |
Necklace by France Chevalier (DT) using AM025 Med Fossil AM254 Med Mini Fossil Using translucent Sculpey III and a mix of red and white and translucent clays to make pink. This technique is based on a faux-wood/faux ivory technique. The pieces were rubbed with silver Rub Ons,a nd put together using plastic beads, seed beads, jewellery findings and Bali beads and bails. |
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Brooch by Myléne Hillam (DT) using AM254 Med Mini Fossil Also Delight Air Dry Modelling Compound, Lumiere paint, Krylon gold leafing pen, Faux Dichro Kit, 22 ga beading wire. |
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