New tutorial available for instant download on my Etsy site.
This is my tiger lily from Master Clay Camp with Lynn Ann Schwarzenberg. It was a great class and Lynn Ann is a wonderful teacher.
I took a class with Donna Greenberg at Polymer Clay Adventure and this is what I made. With a little battery operated tea light it makes a great night light.
Visit my gallery to see more images using the Kroma Crackle Medium. The tutorial is at the Polyform Site.
Visit Polyform for instructions. I have posted a complete supply list and resources below.
Bronze – 1 block
Translucent Liquid Sculpey
Sculpey Gloss or Satin Glaze
Clay Conditioning Machine
Sculpey Super Slicer
Craft knife with sharp blade
Good quality copper acrylic paint (I used Reeves)
Adirondack Alcohol inks
Citrus, Sunshine & Streamhttp://rangerink.com/?product=tim-holtz%C2%AE-adirondack%C2%AE-alcohol-inks
Rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle
Fine point black marker
Small piece of felt (used to apply inks)
Index card or cardstock
Curved surface to bake on
I found these beads while attempting to clean my studio. They were made several years ago in a class with Gwen Gibson where we used shaving cream and inks to get the great colors. No, I didn't get the studio cleaned because I had to stop and make this wonderful necklace. I don't know why I didn't put it together long ago. I wonder if I can remember how we did it. I will have to go on a search for my class notes now so I can make some more.
Still stretching the boundaries of the Shadow Cane. Lately I have been using it as an overlay for colorful sheets of moknume gane or other patterns. I'm getting some really cool results.