My clay bubble charms were such a hit in recent swaps and giveaways, so, for part of my friend Dawn's Spring Fling Tutorial Challenge, I decided to make a quick tutorial for all to enjoy. You will need the following supplies: Polymer clay of choice, a tile surface to work on, a textured surface (I use a vinyl wallpaper scrap), a clay blade and a stylus, scissors, small graphics or stickers, glass bubbles, eyepins, jump rings, and beads.
For more info on The Spring Fling Tutorial Challenge, or to play along with us, visit Dawn's site Artist Reborne at http://artistreborne.typepad.com/artist_reborne/
8 comments:
wooooooowwwww!!! Kari! Man, this is killer cool and a slide show presentation no less...geez! I can't wait to post this next Saturday, you are going to get tons of hits from this (if I can get traffic to my post to begin with *grin*) Nicely done, thank you so much for participating.
Hey, stay safe tonight and tomorrow...we are in for some serious winter weather they say.
Fun project and a great tutorial!
Joanne
Kari this is SO cool! I am totally doing this for Artfest Charms. I was trying to think of what I could do in large quantities that would look really cool. I like this project bacause I can put my minions (hubby and kids) to work on it with me! Thanks for sharing!
Karan
Kari - this was a great slideshow and so easy to follow. I will definitely be trying this one. Thanks for sharing.
Kimberly Miller
Kari that was a great tutorial and slide show, fun idea, thanks so much for taking the little time you have to do this and share with the rest of us :-)
Happy Creating!
Aileen~
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I too was part of the tutorial challenge and that is how I found your great tutorial. I also work with polymer clay and loved to see your idea.
I like how you used the glass bubble, that is really cool! I have heard of people purposely getting the glass bubbles to crackle by putting them in ice water after baking. I have never tried it myself, so I'm not positive it works, but it might be cool to experiment with it.
Thank you for the great tutorial... The cheerful music is a nice touch!
Wow! I love this tutorial! I can do this. Thanks.
Hi Kari,
I am making the rounds today and trying to visit with bloggers I met during OWOH. I'm so glad that I stopped by your blog Your turotial is wonderful. You really did a great job putting it together.
Wishing you a good week.
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