Do you like making your own Christmas ornaments? Here's one that I made using Creative Paperclay® modeling material. I had a pair of antique cherubs that I love, and thought they would be perfect as my model.
I made a mold of my angel using Amazing Mold Putty. Through trial and error, I figured out that my original angel had too many undercuts, and to make a cast of the full original just didn't work out how I had planned. But, my angel head, was perfect. So I just added the modeling material to that portion of the mold - making sure to press it firmly into all the details. I let it dry completely and then removed it.
I painted an undercoat of Creative Inspirations Paint in Emerald all over the cherub and let this dry.
Next, I rubbed Viva Decor Inka Gold (which is kind of waxy) all over the angel. Only little bits of the green base showed after I did this - and really helped to accentuate the fine details. I cut some wings using a Tim Holtz die and glued them to the back of the ornament.
I added a loop and bow to hang the finished piece, and now it's ready for my tree (although I'm not ready for my tree!)
Thanks for looking!
6 comments:
Gorgeous project, you make it look so easy. Fantastic results. Lee x
Lovely project! What a cute cherub.
Hugs XX
Barbara
Beautiful... love the Verdi, looks vintage! I LOVE vintage!
Great project
Lovely...I love the vintage look and it turned out fabulous.
Hugs
Brenda CPC DT Member
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