The cuff below is the result of an afternoon spent playing with the new texture wheels I made thanks to an article in the current issue of Polymer Cafe. The author, Irene Semanchuck Dean, explores a new spin (literally) on an old idea. Want to know more? I’m sure I saw a few magazines left on the shelf at Barnes and Noble the other day…
Polymer clay, acrylic paint, wire
After I added the texture and baked the clay, I painted it then sanded off the texture…oh it’s a long story! This is my first attempt at an all-polymer cuff bracelet – it didn’t turn out looking anything like the picture I had in my head, so I will try both again – cuffs and texture wheels (next time I won’t sand off the texture). Have a great weekend!
I likeee I likee!! make more pretties!
That is really NICE!! I’m looking forward to seeing the one without sanding.
why is kathi speaking in the voice of golem from the lord of the rings?
Oh my gosh, that one is pretty!!!! love it Susan
I love how your bracelet turned out and I love how the content on your blog is always different. Thank you for the daily inspiration. Did you use a cuff base for such a perfectly formed bracelet?
Very nice! And so beautifully finished.
I also want to say (again) that I love Daily Art Muse!
Thanks to all for your comments. – I’m not crazy about this one but it was a good learning experience.
Garlinda – The bracelet is baked over a brass cuff form and then removed a la Donna Kato!