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Faux Cloisonne Heart Pendants
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Cloisonné is an ancient metal-working technique, that involves soldering pieces of wire to the metal base and filling them up with glass enamels in various colors. Faux Cloisonné is made using polymer clay right in your own house, and does not require any complicated equipment or toxic materials. While multiple techniques for achieving cloisonné look in polymer clay had been created by different artists, this particular tutorial summarizes the technique developed by me.
The tutorial includes:
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Tutorial
Cloisonné is an ancient metal-working technique, that involves soldering pieces of wire to the metal base and filling them up with glass enamels in various colors. Faux Cloisonné is made using polymer clay right in your own house, and does not require any complicated equipment or toxic materials. While multiple techniques for achieving cloisonné look in polymer clay had been created by different artists, this particular tutorial summarizes the technique developed by me.
The tutorial includes:
- Fifteen patterns for different faux cloisonné heart pendants;
- Detailed list of materials, including information about the brands and the best places where to buy these materials;
- Complete list of tools needed to finish this project;
- Detailed step-by-step explanations how to make the pendants;
- Thirty big full-color pictures showing every step.
Pre-requisites: Some previous experience with polymer clay and/or wire is helpful, but not necessary.
Following this tutorial, you will be able to re-create the item shown on the cover of the tutorial and apply this new technique for your future creations. This project is based on my own techniques and ideas, which means 1) this is the only place where you can learn this technique and 2) I am asking you to play nice and observe my copyright. In particular,
- please do not to copy and/or distribute this tutorial or any parts of it;
- once you have learned my techniques, please do not copy any of my creations except those shown in the tutorial;
- please do not teach these techniques or parts of them in any setting, including any classes and workshops, as well as any on-line forums or discussion boards;
- and please give me some credit for both the techniques and designs.
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