Showing posts with label Jaquard paints. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jaquard paints. Show all posts

Thursday, November 15, 2012

Jess B's Fall Jewlery

Hello Everyone
My name is Jess B. and excited to be a part of the new design team here at
 Creative Paperclay®
I can only say is this stuff is amazing!
Easy to work with and light as a feather.
Decided to make some fall jewelry
Although all autumn colors are
rich in reds, browns, and golds
I had to add my little twist of colors to the mix.

FALL JEWELRY


 This embossing press rocks
I  had extra Creative Paperclay® in my hands
so I just filled the rest for a future project

 I love that mine are not always smooth and clear details
but you can see the splits and missed filled parts - gives it character
 Although I did not take pictures
of all the painting that went into this project
 I encourage you to use any all paints and mixers your heart desires
Loving Terri Sproul's Mixers






INGREDIENTS
Lisa Pavelka Embossing Cutters - Ivy Leaf
Jaquard Lumiere Acrylic Paints - burnt orange, metallic rust, citrine
Chain - Joann's or Michael's

Thanks for stopping by
see you in a couples of weeks
enjoy your holiday

Give Thanks Everyday!

Jess B.

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Art to me is very personal. Hearts show up as a way to tell the world via art how I am feeling. Today I am feeling, hmmmmm melancholy. Melancholy- A deep, pensive, and long-lasting sadness So here is my little bound up heart
A little blue heart, Creative Paperclay® is awesome in that you can use it to express feelings, happy or sad, this heart was created by rolling out a small ball and then pressed down to the depth I wanted it, this is about 1/8 of inch and then using a cookie cutter, just like you would if you were cutting out cookies. ~*Remember.....Do not use equipment on food after you have used it on the clay!~** I then painted it using blue metallic paint by Jaquard, and distressed using a awl or whatever sharp thing you have. (this is all done after the clay has dried) I punched some holes in the clay and laced it up with some twine i had. Here is a pic of a piece of clay dried and then punched with a hole. This is to show it does not crack! You can punch holes in it. Its not a brittle clay.
I hope you create some HeArt! ANg