Make yourself some beautiful pendant jewelry in the warm summer colors of Yellow with these seasonal color recipes:
Ranging from lively and bold to warm and old are the colors in this post. Think of the warmth of sunshine, tart lemons, fields of sunflowers, and Old World Tuscany. Whether you’re mixing up your Fimo clay colors to make pendant jewelry, a stunning yellow bracelet or any other yellow colored jewelry, you’ll find these recipes will fit the bill:
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The yellow premo and fimo clay recipes listed above are all perfect for making polymer clay jewelry pieces. If you need advice on how to actually measure and mix clay colors together, click here: Polymer Clay Mixing Instructions
Any one care to guess what the flower is in the photo? Surely there must be a botanist in the group…
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Hi Cindy! I think the flower is a dandelion!!! You left a question on my blog. The beauty of weaving wire is that you work it while you’re weaving, so there is no need to hammer it at all!The silver bracelet is quite sturdy, when you weave it comes out straight, and by the time you’ve shaped it, it’s quite hard. The copper one is even harder. I used craft wire, maybe other wires would need to be hammered… I did however flatten the weave with those pliers with the nylon jaws… as per the book! HTH :)
France you are so clever… you’re right it is a dandelion!
Thank you so much for your answer to my question. There are some many ways that wire and polymer clay can be combined and I loved your bracelets!
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I can’t wait to find some time to try some of your colour recipes!!
DO let me know how you like them France!
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I always hope to see an email from you when I check my emails. Keep those videos acomin’.