Monday, December 30, 2013

Dollar Store Crafts - Make a Shadow Box Notebook

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Many times I draw on past experiences to inspire me in my design.  This is project is no exception.  My Mom and I are avid lovers of the dollar store and my Aunt’s have been creating shadow boxes full of memories since I don’t know when.  Combine a set of mini notebooks from the dollar store with the shadowbox idea and it turns into this really simple but really beautiful notebook!  Have fun with this and sprinkle them everywhere – you never know when a creative moment will happen!





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Monday, December 23, 2013

Mixed Media Monday -Make your own stencils - An EASY mixed media technique

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Welcome to Mixed Media Monday!  Wow - Monday's seem to roll around with a blink of an eye! What a busy time of year this is for everyone and for me it's no exception.  My project to-do list is growing by the second.



Last week I attended our girls weekend creative retreat and I took the opportunity to make a load of greeting cards using a variety of techniques.  Mostly I was playing, with textures and composition, but in the end turned out some cards I really love.  So during this busy time of year, take some time out for yourself for creative play and refresh your inner soul.  Since cards are small, they can give you some quick gratification!

In this video, I show you how to make the most of Spellbinder's dies to create a stencil and then add dimension to your cards with modeling paste.  It's so easy and I know you'll love the effect!

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Monday, December 16, 2013

Mixed Media Monday - Decorate for Winter - Easy Diy Vintage Bottles

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Happy Monday!

We're digging out from a very early winter storm.  The view outside is beautiful but inside it's warm and cozy!

Aged metal intriques me.  I’m not sure what it is, but I love creating surface designs.  Perhaps, it’s because there is a bit of mystery and wonder as to what will happen.  I combined this technique, with polymer clay and some vintage bottles from our family farm to create this winter inspired home décor project.

I'm sharing one of my favorite types of projects - my Trash To Treasure projects.  I discovered this treasure on a recent trip to the treasure ditch.   It's such an easy project and adds a sweet touch to my home decor!



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Spellbinders Supplies:
GC-001 Spellbinders® Grand Calibur machine
S4-338 Spellbinders® Holiday Tags die templates
E3D-006 Framed Labels Eighteen M-Bossabilities™
MB1-001 Susan Lenart Kazmer for Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Ovals One Bezels
MM1-004 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Aluminum foil sheets
GC-003 Raspberry Spacer Plate
Bottle with flat front
Burlap approximately 1 1/2 inches wide with fringe.
Acrylic paint – red, brown
Antiquing medium
Polymer clay: light tan
alphabet stamps 
Music sheet

Burlap strands or twine
Jump ring
Artificial greenery (optional )
E-6000 silicone-based glue
Low-tack tape
Cosmetic sponge

Cut one ornament shape from aluminium sheet using the Grand Calibur™ machine

Place the metal ornament into the M-Bossabilities folder and tape into place.  Sandwich the folder between the embossing plate and the raspberry spacer plate and pass through the Grand Calibur.

Paint ornament red and allow to dry. Paint additional coat is needed.

Apply brown paint over raised areas to give an aged effect, allow to dry. Apply antiquing medium with cosmetic sponge

Condition a marble sized ball of polymer clay in your hands and roll into a log.  Press into pendant blank and smooth with fingers to fill the cavity.

Stamp desired word into clay.

Bake clay and pendant according to manufactures instructions for 30 minutes. Allow to cool.

Paint cly with brown paint. Allow some of the paint to remain in the cracks. Wipe away the excess paint as desired. Antique.

Glue pendant to ornament base.

To finish, wrap bottle with sheet music and glue.

Wrap a strip of burlap around bottle over music.

Wrap twine around bottle, and tie ends in a knot.


 Attach ornament with jump rings to the knot.
 Add bow made from twine and greenery.





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Monday, December 9, 2013

Mixed media Monday! How to make a whimsical winter postcard


A quick post today to share Mixed-media Mondays whimsical winter postcards. Unfortunately, handwritten letters and cards seem to be a thing of the past. That's such a shame. Bring a smile to someone special when they open up their mailbox and see these adorable postcards just waiting for them.

As always, I'd love to hear your thoughts so leave me a comment below and make sure to click  the like button on the video.

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Monday, December 2, 2013

The easy way to paint a penguin - Make Gift Tags



 I’ve had a long obsession with cuteness!  When I first started in this industry, I made miniature characters in polymer clay.  Sculpting really helped me train my eye to see simple shapes. I was then able to translate this into 2 dimensional form and draw.  
The simple shapes of the dies in the Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ really help make this little character quick, easy and fun!  Just another way to explore beyond.


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Of course, id love to know what you think of this project and give me suggestions on what you would like to see!




Project Dimensions: Varies 


Spellbinders Supplies:
MMM-001 Spellbinders® Artisan X-plorer™ machine 
MD1-001 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™  Ovals One Die

MD1-010 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™  Hearts Two Die Template
Shipping tag from office supply store
Craft foam
Gesso
Acrylic paint: black, light blue
Alcohol markers - red, orange
Fine line permanent marker - black
Small strip of coordinating fabric
Double stick tape
Decoupage medium 
Printed phrase
Scissors
Acrylic block
Cosmetic sponges

Cut one oval with the #3 and #1 (with #1 being the smallest) from craft foam. Cut one #2 heart from craft foam. 

Attach shapes to acrylic blocks with double stick tape to create foam stamps. 

Apply gesso to tag and allow to dry. Use a cosmetic sponge to daub on light blue paint to background to give a mottled effect. Let dry

Apply black paint to larger oval stamp and stamp onto tag in lower left corner.  Apply black paint to small oval and stamp onto body for arms. Refer to picture for placement. Allow to dry. 

Apply white gesso to heart stamp. Stamp an upside down heart in the center of oval and let dry. 

Apply decoupage medium over tag and let dry. 

Draw a triangle for beak with orange marker. Add feet with orange marker. Draw a red heart onto body. Add dots for eyes with black marker. 

Add any additional details and outline penguin with black marker.

Cut out and decoupage words. 

Tie fabric to whole at the top of the tag. 

Add touches of snow where desired with white gesso.  


Monday, November 25, 2013

Trash to Treasure - Turn fabric scraps and bed springs into Fall home decor

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Gotta love it when you can turn trash to treasure! Today I'm sharing a video tutorial on how to create acorns from scraps of fabric.  Combine these with an old bed spring, some twigs and who knows what else you can find and you've got a fun candle stick holder!



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Hints:  Old scraps of fabric are perfect for this project.  Gather twigs and maybe even a few berries from your yard to make this project festive.  I added extra texture by creating foliage with the S4-329 Foliage templates and dictionary paper.  It’s a fun touch and adds a little bit of unexpected texture!

Variation:  Paint your acorns in fun colors and decoupage words.  Display in a decorative bowl.  They make great conversation starters.


Spellbinders Supplies:
MMM-001 Spellbinders® Artisan X-plorer™ machine
MD1-006 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Shields One die templates
S4-328 Spellbinders® Foliage die templates (optional)
Dictionary paper (optional)
Scraps of fabric in fall colors and patterns
Burlap
Needle and thread with matching color
Scissors
Tacky glue
Green chalk ink and makeup sponge
Polyester fiberfill or other suitable stuffing material
Acrylic paint – Tan, brown
Flat paintbrush


For the candle:
Bedspring
Battery operated taper candle
Twigs and/or berries
Fabric bow
Hot Glue


Cut three shield shapes from fabric using the #3 (with #1 being the smallest) Shields three die template.

Round off the point with scissors approximately 1/4” from the bottom.

With right sides together stitch pieces together beginning at the bottom center upwards to the top approximately 1/8” from the edge. 

Open up and set in remaining piece.  Stitch around beginning at one side on the top and sewing completely around to other side.  (add a little daub of glue on the edges to prevent them from pulling apart and fraying.  Let the glue dry.)

Turn right side out and add stuffing.

Stitch around the top approximately 1/4” from the top and pull thread tight to close opening.  Add glue and let dry.  Trim off excess with scissors.

Cut a random circle shape from burlap about 1/2” bigger that the size of your acorn.  Glue to top.

Paint acorn tan.  Let dry and then streak with brown if desired.  Add a little darker brown to the burlap and let dry.

As an option, cut several foliage shapes from dictionary paper and color with green ink.

Arrange twigs, acorns, paper foliage and berries.  Glue onto bedspring with hot glue.  Attach a bow with hot glue where desired. 


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Thursday, November 21, 2013

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Monday, November 18, 2013

The EASY way to make a Snowman Canvas on today's Mixed Media Monday Video

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Happy Monday Crafty Peeps!!!

Some of you have already gotten a sneak peek of the video feature for this week.  I am often asked what my favorite character to create is, it would hands down be SNOWMEN! They're so fun and just looking at them makes me smile.



So in this video, I share with you my secret tips on how easy it is to create this snowman on a mini canvas!  What a great little decoration - and what a great gift too!

I'd love to hear what you think - so please share with me your favorite snowman project or leave me a suggestion for future videos.

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The EASY way to create a Mixed Media Snowman Canvas

 I’ve been collecting snowmen for years and years and in the wintertime, snowflakes and snowmen decorate my house!  They have a way of brightening up my day and make me smile.  In this video, I show you how to create this adorable snowman canvas which is a perfect project to start with if you are new to mixed media.  I used a canvas board, but think creatively and explore beyond the base.  What unique base will you create your snowman on?

Project Dimensions: Varies


Spellbinders Supplies:
MMM-001 Spellbinders® Artisan X-plorer™ machine
MD1-012 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Circles Three die templates
  
S5-117 Spellbinders® 2012 Snowflake Pendant die templates
SKU: F-003 – Spellbinders® Blue Premium Craft Foil or MM1-001 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™   Foil Pack One
Music patterned paper
Dictionary Paper or similar paper with words
Printed Phrase
Acrylic paint:  turquoise blue, green, red, orange, off white and white
Fine Tip Permanant markers – black and brown
4 x 4 Gesso board or canvas
Small star sticker
Tacky Glue
Paintbrushes (small flat)
Decoupage medium or Soft gel medium (glossy)
Cosmetic sponge
Sanding sponge
Moist baby wipe
Bubble wrap
Container of water
Paper towels

Decoupage music sheet onto canvas and let dry.  Sand excess paper away with sanding sponge.

Using finger or cosmetic sponge apply blue and green color over the music paper.  Rub away excess with baby wipe to leave some of the music paper showing through. 

Cut one large and one medium circle using the #2 and #3 (with #1 being the smallest) Circles Three dies.  Decoupage them to the canvas.

Cut one small snowflake from foil if desired.

Paint over snowman with off white, rubbing some of the paint away to expose the paper underneath.  Add white for highlights.

Paint a red scarf using a slightly curved line between the body and head and add two long triangles for scarf tails.  Add white highlights.  Let dry.

Paint in cheeks with a blend of red/white and a small orange nose. Let dry.

Cut out phrases and decoupage them to the surface.  Let dry, then outline with marker.

Outline the snowman, add “x’s” for eyes and mouth and draw in any extra details.

Frame the canvas with random lines around the perimeter.

Add a small amount of white paint to bubble wrap and randomly stamp onto canvas for snow.

Glue on silver snowflake and add star sticker.

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Thursday, November 14, 2013

We named them Hilda and Matilda- Dressforms from scratch

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My very creative cousin Kelly came from California to visit me  last week.  Our Mom's are sisters. You can really tell that we come from the same family because our personalities and things we like are so similar, yet we each possess our own different perspective, which I LOVE! (I happen to love dragonflies and her...not so much )  It was so awesome(sauce) to have her around to create with and to bounce ideas off of.

Kelly's specialty is creating jewelry from vintage china and stoneware. And being that she does a number of vintage markets in the southern California area she wanted to learn how to create some dressform displays.  Check our her Tularosa Vintage facebook page.

We created Hilda and Mathilda completely from scratch using a recycled armature, chicken wire and home-made paper mache.  We covered them with tissue from vintage patterns from my Mom's collection - which I think makes them extra special.  (Hilda is on the left and Mathilda is on the right).   We laughed as we gave them personalities and even joked that if we lived closer we would open up a shop called Hilda and Mathilda.




We made the most of our 5 days together with some junkin at Phoena's Vintage Market in Billings, MO, an awesome garage sale and tons of time in the studio creating jewelry using a variety of metal working techniques.


We soldered, and rusted and dapped and hammered and most of all laughed until the wee hours of the morning!

And we finished up her visit with a journey to our favorite Tea Room - Spring Creek Tea room in Ozark.


"Hilda" loves bicycles - I think she only has about 300 or so....give or take a few and this one caught her eye.


Time with family is so precious - especially since we get so little time to spend together living so far apart.  I really hated sending her back home.

Keep checking back - I've created so much jewelry that I'll be posting more frequently.
Keep livin' the creative life!

Linda (aka Mathilda - do I really look like a Mathilda?)


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Monday, November 11, 2013

Project SNOWFLAKE! Create gifts with Dollar Store Candles - Mixed Media Monday

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I personally love handmade gifts.  They don’t always have to be big elaborate gifts, sometimes, it’s just nice to give a small – “Hey, I’m thinking of you” kinda gift!.  These candles from the Dollar Store are perfect to keep on hand when you need to give a little something.  During the winter season, I love decorating with snowmen and snowflakes and how easy it is to do with the dies from Spellbinders!

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Project Dimensions: Varies


Spellbinders Supplies:
MMM-001 Spellbinders® Artisan X-plorer™ machine
MD1-012 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Circles Three die templates
  
S5-117 Spellbinders® 2012 Snowflake Pendant die templates
SKU: F-003 – Spellbinders® Blue Premium Craft Foil or MM1-001 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™   Foil Pack One
Music patterned paper
Dictionary Paper or similar paper with words
Printed Phrase
Acrylic paint:  turquoise blue, green, red, orange, off white and white
Fine Tip Permanant markers – black and brown
4 x 4 Gesso board or canvas
Small star sticker
Tacky Glue
Paintbrushes (small flat)
Decoupage medium or Soft gel medium (glossy)
Cosmetic sponge
Sanding sponge
Moist baby wipe
Bubble wrap

Decoupage music sheet onto canvas and let dry.  Sand excess paper away with sanding sponge.

Using finger or cosmetic sponge apply blue and green color over the music paper.  Rub away excess with baby wipe to leave some of the music paper showing through. 

Cut one large and one medium circle using the #2 and #3 (with #1 being the smallest) Circles Three dies.  Decoupage them to the canvas.

Cut one small snowflake from foil if desired.

Paint over snowman with off white, rubbing some of the paint away to expose the paper underneath.  Add white for highlights.

Paint a red scarf using a slightly curved line between the body and head and add two long triangles for scarf tails.  Add white highlights.  Let dry.

Paint in cheeks with a blend of red/white and a small orange nose. Let dry.

Cut out phrases and decoupage them to the surface.  Let dry, then outline with marker.

Outline the snowman, add “x’s” for eyes and mouth and draw in any extra details.


Frame the canvas with random lines around the perimeter.


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Thursday, November 7, 2013

Hey Cool Crafters - We need your help!

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As you know, I love sharing creative ideas with you all and this time we need your help.  I've been associated with Tiffany and Cool2Craft for the last several years and we both work hard to bring our love of crafting to the masses.    It will only take a minute to vote for Cool2Craft in order to move on to the next phase to get a grant to bring crafting to kids in her community.

Click here to watch Tiffany's video on how you can help! Really it only takes a click ! While you're there be sure to subscribe to her channel - she has over 900 how to videos!

Thanks for your help and your support! You're the BEST!

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Wednesday, November 6, 2013

How to disguise TOILET PAPER - DIY how to video

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Well, did I get your attention?  I saw this done at the BlackBerry Creek Bed and Breakfast where I recently stayed and thought - WOW What a great idea!!  You know it's nice to have extra TP and now it looks cool too!!



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Monday, November 4, 2013

Mixed Media Monday - Cold Connections and Vintage Tin Charms - + Video

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I just returned home from a mini-pickin’ trip where I happened to find some gorgeous vintage tins.  I fell in love with the pattern and the color and knew the metal in these would make great charms, pendants and beads.  This is a great project to begin with if you’re just starting to work with metal.  There’s nothing hard about it –just jump in and Explore Beyond™.  

I also learned a really cool technique on how to cut your nail/brad to just the right length using a credit card from a class I took from Kate Richbourg - awesome class!

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Spellbinders Supplies:
MMM-001 Spellbinders® Artisan X-plorer™ machine
MD2-009 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Hearts Three die templates
MB6-012 Susan Lenart Kazmer™ for Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Frames Two brass blanks
Miscellaneous flat spacer beads
Jump rings
Chain of choice
Clasp of choice
Bench block (or hard surface to hammer against)
Texture hammer
Metal shears (or heavy duty scissors to cut metal)
Metal jewelry files
.125 metal hole punch
1.0 x 12.7mm wire nails (found at a hardware store)
Wire cutters
Ball peen hammer
Low-tack tape

(optional:  instead of a texture hammer, you can use a riveting hammer.  Age the brass metal if desired by lightly brushing the surface with Jax® solution for brass)



  • Position the metal over the heart from the Hearts Three die template set and pass through the Artisan X-plorer™.  (you can repeat this step a couple of times for a nice indentation)

  • Cut along “cut line” to cut out the heart shape
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  • File edges smooth and refine the heart shape with a metal jewelry file.
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  • Punch a hole in the center of the heart with the .125 metal hole punch.
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  • Insert the wire nail through the back of the heart and thread on a spacer bead. 
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  • Punch a hole in an old credit card and insert over the spacer bead.  Snip excess wire using the thickness of the card as your guide.  Remove card.
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  • Gently tap on the nail head with a ball peen hammer using a circular motion.  This will blossom the nail head and secure the spacer bead embellishment to the heart.  Continue to do this until the nail head is flat against the bead.  (hint – you can glue a tiny rhinestone over the nail head to hide it) Punch an additional hole in the heart where you want to attach it to the chain.
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  • Set the brass blanks onto the bench block and use the texture hammer to apply a cross hatch pattern. 
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  • I’ve offset the frame blank and the backing blank, marked where I wanted my hole to be in the top and punched it out with the metal punch.  Insert a rivet as you did with the heart charm to attach.
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  • Cut a piece of metal or use a photo to fit inside the frame. 
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  • Attach chain, charms and beads with jump rings.  Attach toggle clasp.





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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Learn how to wirewrap a pendant - feature in the new Bead Me FREE online magazine

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Hey Crafty Friends!

I'm in the studio this week creating jewelry up a storm to get ready for my show in November!  But look what just popped in my email box!!

My friends at Ashdown publishing based in the UK have just released a brand new beading magazine called BEAD ME which features US jewelry designers!  I'm please to have a couple of my projects based on my MetalWork Jewelry book featured in the magazine.

You're gonna love this! It's so interactive and easy to use and read on my new iPad mini (thanks hubby!)

These magazines can be viewed on your tablet or smart phone - click here to download the app (it will take you to the website)




Happy Beading everyone! 



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Monday, October 28, 2013

How to create vintage aged metal using UTEE - For all doggie lovers! + Video

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Hey DIY crafters!  Today's Mixed Media Monday really delivers a mix of media!  Recently, I gave myself a play day.  You would think I play everyday and I kind of sort of do, but generally, I'm playing with a particular goal or project in mind.  It is very hard for me to shift gears and say "It's okay to play and not make anything and mess up and make mistakes and just discover".

I've been wanting to create something with the doggie dies I have from the Spellbinders Media Mixage line and so this was included in the play day.  I also dug out some UTEE (ultra thick embossing powder) and chipboard.  What I discovered is this technique that looks like a painted rusty metal of sorts and other times, depending on the color you paint it, can look like glazed ceramic.



UTEE has a natural tendency to turn brown as it cooks in the melting pot.  I don't know how to prevent this, but at the same time, because I love vintage, the color gives a very nice aged appearance and so for this technique it is quite desirable.

I'd love to hear what you think of this technique and video.  Please leave your comments below

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How to make the Doggie Pendant!
Spellbinders Supplies:
MMM-001 Spellbinders® Artisan X-plorer™ machine
MD2-005 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Dogs One die template
Heavy chipboard
Ultra Thick Embossing Powder Clear  (UTEE)
Rubber Stamps with a deep impression
Acrylic paint in base color of choice
Antiquing glaze
Cosmetic Sponges
Tweezers
Melting pot
Craft knife
Scissors
Non-stick work surface

Optional Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ die templates:
MD2-011 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Birds One
MD2-009 Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Hearts Three


Optional jewelry supplies
1/16” hole punch * jump rings * beads * misc. charms * Wire * round nose pliers * wire cutters * chain * toggles or clasps


Cut out the dog shape from heavy chip board using the Artisan X-plorer™ machine.  Cut through the remaining thin layer with a craft knife.

Heat UTEE  to recommended temperature inside the Melting Pot. 

Immerse chipboard into the UTEE. 

Remove chipboard from UTEE with tweezers and place onto non-stick work surface

Press rubber stamp over shape and leave stamp until completely cool.

Remove stamp and trim away excess UTEE from around edges with scissors. 
HINT:  use the side of the Melting pot to re-melt the edges on the shape.  This will refine the shape and soften the edges on the chipboard

Paint with acrylic paint and let dry.

Lightly rub with antiquing medium.  The medium will soften some of the paint and remove it from the raised areas giving it a worn metal look.

To assemble into jewelry, punch a hole into the shape where desired.  Insert a jump ring.
Attach all elements to focal wire pendant using jump rings.  String onto chain or cording and secure with a toggle clasp.
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