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more polymer clay bangles
if anyone is curious, i posted a tutorial here: www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=386183.0
Baubles, bangles, bright shiny beads
Sparkles, spangles, your heart will sing, singa-linga
Wearin' baubles, bangles and beads
You'll glitter and gleam so
Make somebody dream so that
Some day he may buy you a ring, ringa-linga
I've heard that's where it leads
Wearin' baubles, bangles, and beads
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Greater Kailash Market, New Delhi ...
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Date Shot:18-08-2012
Fuji X10
f/2, 1/250s
Aperture Priority
A sterling silver wired bangle. Purple velvet swarovski crystals are threaded onto the two inner wires.
set of 12
Bliss is a unique set of 6 hand made Boho-Tribal inspired bangles and 6 bracelet blanks, which have been oxidized. A fusion of fiber, turquoise, white moonstone, rainbow moonstone, carnelian, MOP buttons, amazonite, and wire, Bliss can be worn alone or in addition to your favorite bangle
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take one premade bangle. because you wont be able to do much in the way of sanding after you have finished the bangle (pendant etc..) should be sanded to a high finished (dont bother buffing and definitely no polish)
in this case i carved a basic out line into the bangle with a scribing tool (you could also use a thick needle or even the back edge of a craft knife but the scribing tool is easier particularly for somthing like this with a curved surface)
i found with carving making a light and shallow line then deepening it with successive strokes was better than trying to create a deeply carved line in one stroke. particularly where accuracy is an issue
once you have carved your design take some well condition and softened clay (in this case i used black) using the back of a craft knife push the clay into the grooves and lines of the carving (think grouting tiles)
remove excess clay.
(here you can see the carved and filled outline of the ammonite and the section i have started to 'fill in'...i'l get to that in a moment)
Handbag and shoes from East 59th Afternoon intrigue, Bangles from Beyond this Planet Violaine and Lemon Frost Poppy. Earrings from OOAK designer Belita.
polymer clay bangle.
because the circumference of the bangle changes i put the cane slices together as one large strip then joined the ends to form one large circle and positioned it on the bangle. this allows me to stretch the outer most edge slightly to fit the bangle while maintaining the pattern without trying to reduce the cane to two particular sizes and shapes.
Glass Bangles for sale by street vendor in New Delhi, India. Quite the fashion for the ladies in India, especially in the Hindu tradition.
a whole stack of crushed bangles!
i dont usually bother with varnish as i love the look satin look of sanded and buffed polymer clay but it makes the bright colours look so juicy!
Double Stud bangle:
An ethnic-organic structure, made in Polymer Clay, metal ring, polyshed by hands and wax.
Technics: faux ivory with faux tourquoise inclusion, "body" in faux leather effect.
once you have finished the design the bangle can be baked and sanded just sand any marks for example black finger prints..do NOT sand the design.
on items that receive more wear and tear for example bangles you may want to coat the area of the design in a thin layer of translucent or liquid clay for durability, items such as a pendant can simply be given a coat of varnish
Made this during a demonstration to the London Polymer Clay Group yesterday - up to where the outer veneer was applied. Finished it today. Made quite a few mistakes in the demo but still happy with the finished result.
{Wearing} Dress thanks to ModCloth (available in sizes XS-2X) / Bangle from India / Earrings thanks to ByBoe / BCBG Bag / Nine West Peep Toes
Another shot of an earlier composition – better camera, better lens, better times.
Bher or Indian jujube fruit (Zizyphus mauritiana) at Kalbadevi market in South Mumbai. Note that green bangles usually indicate that women are married in the state of Maharastra.
Featured in BlowUp Bombay 2010.