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Jewelry - Stampendous does a great mix-in!


Last summer Stampendous and the Design Team partnered with Carmi of Resin Crafts Blog for a week long explosion of fabulous jewelry and that was so much fun we are doing it again this week. We have something new to share with you for our project this week.

We welcome back Carmi of Resin Crafts and the amazing products from Envirotex including their new jewelry clay!
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This necklace is made with the Antique Copper Framed Rectangle Single Loop Pendant from Nunn Designs and some mixed Jewelry Clay from Envirotex. Just like with the Jewelry Resin, read the instruction thoroughly before you start. You'll need some disposable gloves to work the two-part clay, something I apparently don't have readily available.


I used Stampendous Tiny Alphabet to create the word JOY. I noticed after working in the beads, earring pins, Stampendous Bronze Fragments and Ultrafine Glitter that the word started to disappear so I stamped it  again with black ink and made a pretty deep impression long after I had formed the clay. This means there is quite a bit of time to play with it and that's good.

So we have a hop of inspiration for you every day this week. Check in with Carmi at Resin Crafts Blog every day... even if you don't see a post from me! She will have something that will knock your socks off, trust me. There will be prizes from Laura at Stampendous for commenting each day, just stop in at the Stampendous blog for a new list of designer blogs. Here's today list.

Janelle Stollfus - that's me!

Remember to check in at Resin Crafts each day and also Stampendous Impressions blog to get new inspiration.


Details:
Stamps: Tiny Alphabet (Stampendous)
Paper: NA
Ink: Jet Black (StazOn, Tsukinkeo)
Accessories:  Bronze Glass Glitter (Stampendous), Lavendar Micro Glitter (Stampendous), pearl pigment powder (PearlEx), Rectangle pendant (Nunn Designs), earring pins ($1), antique glass beads (Mill Hill), leather cord (May Arts), copper and gold wire scraps

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Comments

  1. This is gooooorgeous!!! Love your pendant and all the blinkies set in the clay. Loooove it!

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  2. How gorgeous!! I love the colors!!

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  3. This came out so pretty! Great job, as always, Janelle! Thanks so much for playing with us this week and for being part of our team!

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  4. So pretty! I am loving this hop and can't wait till tomorrow to see what magic you gals perform then! TFS!

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  5. The pins and beads are pretty cool in the jewelry clay! I really like this pendant!

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  6. Lovely piece! I'll have to try out the new jewelry clay... love the look of it! Love the fragments and glitter to embellish it too!

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  7. So lovely, the colors have a nice rainbow effect, such a great technique!! Thanks for sharing!!

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  8. Love this piece. Thanks for letting us in on your "discovery" about having quite a bit of time to work with the clay. This kind of art is all new to me. Thanks for sharing!!

    I live in N.Central Idaho, where do you live?

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  9. FAbulous--I like all the embellishments you added.

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  10. I like how you used several different types of embellishments. Nice.

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  11. OMG!! This is so BEAUTIFUL!! =) I LOVE the FUN design!! THANKS for sharing and have a Fabulous Week!! =)

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  12. Love the simple sentiment and the little wire flourishes!!

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