My project area called for the following:
4. A collection of diamond back crystals and a pick up pencil.
5. Solar Gold Luminarte Primary Elements Artist Pigment and soft brush.
6. Black ink pad.
My first step (no photo) was to fill my bezel with Jewelry Clay. I then inked my rubber sheet with black ink and "stamped" my clay brooch into the area I wanted to work with.
Here is what my clay surface looked like after I stamped it into the rubber sheet.
What I wanted was the circular patterns. This allowed me now to place my crystals in a unique manner.
I would not have been able to come up with this jewel placement on my own by placing crystals anywhere. I loved how the black stamping gave me a pattern I could work with.
My final step was then to brush the powder over the entire surface. My ink lines are no longer visible. I allowed the powder to cure in place overnight and in the morning I brushed away the excess powder.
Nunn Design has a new collection which means I had several posts this week featuring some of their new products. I'll also have a give-a-way soon so you can win the whole new collection!
Labels: Bezels and Other Components, EnviroTex Jewelry Clay, Luminarte Primary Elements Artist Pigments, Nunn Design, Rubber Stamping Clay
