Robin Schar

October 13, 2009

Polymer Finger Bones

Filed under: Altered Art, Polymer Clay — Tags: , , — Robin Schar @ 10:35 pm

I visited with the ladies of the Las Vegas Crafters Guild today and finally made some art! Remember the Halloween finger-bone necklace tutorial I shared with you a while back? Well I finally got a chance to make it this morning and it was extremely easy to do. Here are my results… only hint I can offer to anyone else is to remember that bones are white, not beige like skin. What was I thinking, lol!? No wonder Cathy kept suggesting I add more white to the mix, roflol! I didn’t realize my error until they were baked but truly… I am very happy with how these came out and will definitely be making more. Bev was kind enough to let me know about Primo clay… and true to her word Primo baked up much harder than Sculpey did. The trade off is that the Primo takes more muscle to blend than the softer clays but for my uses (making accents for altered art and assemblages) polymer clay is perfect. Thanks again to Marie Segal of “Art from my Heart” blog for her tutorial… this was too much fun to create.

This is after “squishing” in my hands, before baking them

091013-RS-FingerBonesBefore-PC

This is after baking and a little smidgin’ of acrylic in burnt umber

091013-RS-FingerBonesAfter-PC

1 Comment »

  1. Robin-
    You’ve done it again!!! They are wonderful, especially with the acrylic stain.
    Cathy Razor

    Comment by Cathy Razor — October 14, 2009 @ 8:06 am

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