Steps:1. Condition polymer clay with pasta machine.
2. To make photo corners, flatten clay on a medium pasta machine setting. Apply baby powder to the clay. Impress a rubber stamp image on the clay and cut out a three-inch square. Cut a circle out of the center of the square. Make a cut in the center of each side with knife (Figure A). This cuts the photo corners apart. Rub on gold metallic Rub n' Buff (Figure B).
5. To create leather-like straps, flatten clay and stamp on a design with leather tools. Cut clay into strips.6. To create "barbed wire," roll clay into thin logs and twist two logs together. Wrap a third log around the twist and pull off each end to create the pointy "barbs" (Figure E).
7. To create the journal area, flatten clay and stamp with texture design. Cut to desired size. Poke holes 1/4 inch apart all the way around rectangle or square (Figure F). After baking, place the jute through one of the corner holes and knot. Whip stitch around the outer edge and knot again at the end (Figure G).8. Bake all clay pieces at 265 degrees for one hour. Allow to cool. Arrange scrapbook page as desired and use Zot's to adhere pieces to page.
Resources Lettering Stamp: Make Believe - capital letters and lowecase large letters
Technique Tuesday
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www.techniquetuesday.comFimo Polymer Clay, Rub n' Buff, pasta machine - Amaco
American Art Clay Co. Inc. (AMACO)
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www.amaco.com
PhotoFabric - Crafters' Canvas
Blumenthal Lansing
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www.buttonsplus.com Guests Mariah Welsh
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mariah@lindapetersondesigns.com
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www.lindapetersondesigns.com
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