Impression & extrusion in porcelain jewelry

Article Abstract:

Unusual items such as twigs, shells, buttons acorns, and leaves can be made into a fabulous, three-dimensional piece of jewelry using the techniques of impression and extrusion. A mini clay extruder will be needed for this project.

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Tubelets

Article Abstract:

Step by step procedure for creating tubelets is presented. Some of the steps include using tissue blade to trim the clay, using a piece of cardstock (heavy paper) and refining the corners with a salon board.

United States

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The panda in canework

Article Abstract:

Directions for making a polymer clay necklace are given. The necklace requires a drawing from which the design is made in eight steps.

Jewelry

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