So here are some more snaps with the black paint silkscreened on a deep yellow background. The silkscreen used here was another one by
Helen Breil called
Pills & Coffee. I really love how this print really pops when it is done this way.
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Snaps for interchangeable jewelry |
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Bracelet with 5 interchangeable snaps |
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Cuff Links with interchangeable snaps |
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Necklace pendant with interchangeable snap |
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Necklace pendant with interchangeable snap |
In my latest tutorial,
Creating Interchangeable Polymer Clay Jewelry in a Snap, I show how to fill these special "snap" bezels with your clay patterns. If you had already purchased my tutorial and are following our blog, we created these snaps using the same method for the Cabochon on page 6. For the final step (#16) we used a little piece of organza fabric to texture which gave a cloth like finish. After baking, we spray them with the
PYM11 which makes the colors pop and that is all you need.
There is still time to purchase your copy of my tutorial and entered into our draw for a chance to win one of 3 copies of our part 2 tutorial soon to come.
You can read more about this here.
And one more tip for you today. Even though Helen's silkscreens are great quality, we want them to last a long time so we store them with pieces of parchment paper in between. We have this stationary box where they are a perfect fit for the drawer. The top part holds our deli paper and works like a kleenex dispenser so they are handy to grab.
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