These are some pieces we made using a Mokume Gane technique combining the Cashmere Rose with Reflecting Pond and Stormy Weather. The Stormy Weather has a lot of metallic in it so I love the shimmer effect it has.
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| Button |
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| "Snap" Cabochons |
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| "Snap" Barrette |
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| "Snap" Pendant |
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| "Snap" Earrings |
The "snap" earrings were created with the double loop snap base findings. We added the clear crystal bead and chain tassel to the bottom to give them more length and a different style. We now have lots of the single and double loop snap findings in stock and available in bulk as well as in pairs or in the Starter kits.
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| Sample of the snap bases with loops made into earrings |
So here are the recipes for the two colors using Kato clay:
Follow the color recipe for
Dusty Rose # 11-5 *
and add the following:
1 part Purple Base # 10-2 *
4 parts Kato White
4 parts Kato Silver
1 part Kato Yellow
* These clay base colors are found in my
"Clay Color System" tutorial
available as an instant download
or manually sent in an e-mail from
our online store.
Tomorrow I will give the summary of the Pantone Color Recipes and will announce the winners of the Snap Decisions Tutorial Part 2 Contest (contest closed on August 5th)
2 comments:
Hi Carolyn! I'm a new follower who has recently purchased your color system tutorial. I can't wait to dig into it. While I was browsing your site, I started collecting color recipes for the semi annual pantone colors and I was really hoping to find Reflecting Pond and Stormy Weather, but when I click on their images, it says, page not found. Would you be able to direct me to the appropriate pages for those two colors? I really love how dark and ominous they both look :D Thank you in advance!
O I did not realize those posts are missing and not sure what happened to them. That is so strange. I am sorry about that and thanks so much for bringing it to my attention. I will go through my recipes and get that straightened out, hopefully tomorrow sometime. I will comment here when it is fixed.
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