In this video I show you how to create a faux pottery look on glass.
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In this video I show you how to create a faux pottery look on glass.
Click here to watch the 3 minute video on my youtube channel
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For the past couple of days, my mind has been spinning with ideas and I’m trying to keep up with them all!!
Working with Friendly Plastic is always so much fun and relaxing. It’s easy to get caught up in the manipulation of the plastic and just let your worries and cares float away.
In this video, I’m sharing how to create a vintage inspired filigree embellishment using a technique that I learned from Liz Welch.
Combine this technique with some vintage elements and a pre-made bag – it’s simple and quick – just the way I like things!
P.S. – The bag was a muslin jewelry pouch that I bought in bulk. I sprayed it with Tsukineko Walnut Stain in the Terra Cotta color and let it dry, then added some decorative beaded and lace trim. EASY PEASY!!
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Leave a comment and you’ll be entered to win this fabulous hand embellished bag!! HURRY – This closes on Sunday!!
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Maybe it’s just this time of year that I get a little sentimental or maybe it’s the weather, I don’t know. I always looked forward to rainy days. Why? Because that’s the time my Mom and I would sit on the bed and I would get to look through all the treasures in her jewelry box. On any other day, this was off limits.
Being a little girl and having free reign of the jewelry box was such a special time. I remember looking at vintage porcelain brooches that were passed down from generation to generation from my Grandma’s.
And so with vintage jewelry being so popular and the great memories that I have of the jewelry box, I wondered if it was possible to make my own cabochons just like – or similar to – those that I had admired when I was little.
Friendly Plastic pellets came to mind because they moldable. Having the ability to use my own digital photo images also meant that I could create whatever I wanted. I didn’t have to rely on what I could find or what the crafts store offered. It seemed like a perfect blend to me – photo crafts and friendly plastic crafts!
Get creative and use your vintage ephemra (available below as a free download) and clip art too.
So please enjoy the latest episode of Friendly Plastic TV. This jewelry making idea is perfect for beginner’s and those of you who have never tried Friendly Plastic or Friendly Plastic Pellets before.
After the show, please go below to get your FREE DOWNLOADS
How to make faux porcelain cabochons free printable project tutorial – DOWNLOAD HERE
(this link will open in a new window – press “cntrl p” to print or right click and “save as”)
Kit Available below
Designed by Linda Peterson
Friendly Plastic Pellets -1oz
Vintage Jewelry Findings of choice
Bead caps, headpins and chain of choice
Heat Tool
Non-stick Mat
Gloss Gel Medium
Ink jet images
Scissors
Jewelry Adhesive
Instructions:
Glue your cabachon to your vintage findings with jewelry adhesive. Attach chains and findings as desired. Enjoy!!
FREE Friendly Plastic Kit available to the first 50 people!
Kit includes:
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Linda Peterson is compensated and endorsed by AMACO. The guests features may or may not have any affiliation with AMACO.
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Inspired by a recent trip to Paris, I show you how to create a simple Eiffel tower with Friendly Plastic and turn that into a book mark or use as a handbag or purse charm. A great project if you’re new to Friendly Plastic.
I’d love to hear from you, leave me a comment, send me a photo and I’ll post you’re work to our Friendly Plastic blog!!
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