They also show a few ways to correct errors when working with permanent inks. I haven't tested these correction methods with air-dry clay, so I recommend doing a test on a cured sample of your own favorite brand. The various types/brands of air-dry clay may react differently. You also might try top-coating & sealing the ornament first, then write your personalization ....and then seal again!
Sunday, June 12, 2011
How to Personalize Ornaments and Charms
In the following video, Glenn & Debi from Deb & Co show you how to personalize Christmas ornaments with simple, easy to learn techniques to give your ornaments a professional look. The lettering techniques are demonstrated on cured polymer clay ornaments, however, personalizing air-dry-clay ornaments and charms would be done the same way.
Monday, June 6, 2011
Make a Clay Poppy
If you don't have the proper petal cutter for this tutorial, you can make your own. See some previous posts for Making Your Own Cutters and a video with Free Cutting Tool Ideas.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Clay Recipes to Make for Kids
Today I came across a collection of homemade air dry clay recipes at "Crafting a Green World" that are kid-friendly and earth-friendly. Recipes include basic natural play dough recipe, aromatherapy play dough, gluten-free cornstarch dough, edible play dough and modeling beeswax. See Five Natural Modeling Materials You Can Make Yourself.
Author says: "I tend to choose to make our modeling materials for a few reasons. I’m much happier spending a hour in the kitchen every few weeks mixing up several batches of natural play dough than I would be spending that hour driving to the store and back for Play Doh."
Monday, May 30, 2011
How to Photograph Your Clay Jewelry for Online Sales
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| Homemade Photo Studio |
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Make Miniature People with Darwi or Paperclay
This French artist (Lauren) has created a whole village of miniature people from Darwi air-dry clay. These are uncomplicated little dolls with painted features and clothes made of paper. Creative Paperclay would work well for this project also.
Labels:
Creative Paperclay,
Darwi,
doll or figure,
miniatures,
mixed-media
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