I decided it was too big to be a pendant, and made it an ornament instead.
I added some snowflakes to fill in the blank spot where there was no music. What do you think? Would you hang it on your tree?
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Showing posts with label ornament. Show all posts
Thursday, December 6, 2012
From Pendant to Ornament
Remember this pendant I posted a few weeks ago?
I decided it was too big to be a pendant, and made it an ornament instead.
I added some snowflakes to fill in the blank spot where there was no music. What do you think? Would you hang it on your tree?
I decided it was too big to be a pendant, and made it an ornament instead.
I added some snowflakes to fill in the blank spot where there was no music. What do you think? Would you hang it on your tree?
Sunday, December 4, 2011
Reveal: Art Bead Scene Ornament Blog Hop
Today is the reveal day for the Art Bead Scene Ornament Blog Hop!
For this challenge, I use polymer clay to make my ornament. I rolled out the clay, impressed it with a gears pattern, and then used a gingerbread man cookie cutter. Once the clay was baked, I used some gold ink to lightly highlight the pattern, then added the bail - made from a Vintaj connector!
I had a lot of fun making this ornament, and actually made up a bunch with my seven year old niece. Depending on the pattern you add and the design you cut out, you can get a very classic ornament or a very whimsical one. Great fun for the holidays and a great project to take on with a child.
Use the links below to visit the rest of the sites participating in this fun, festive blog hop! All sites should be live by 12PM ET 12/7/2012.
Quote: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go....
For this challenge, I use polymer clay to make my ornament. I rolled out the clay, impressed it with a gears pattern, and then used a gingerbread man cookie cutter. Once the clay was baked, I used some gold ink to lightly highlight the pattern, then added the bail - made from a Vintaj connector!
I had a lot of fun making this ornament, and actually made up a bunch with my seven year old niece. Depending on the pattern you add and the design you cut out, you can get a very classic ornament or a very whimsical one. Great fun for the holidays and a great project to take on with a child.
Use the links below to visit the rest of the sites participating in this fun, festive blog hop! All sites should be live by 12PM ET 12/7/2012.
Quote: It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go....
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