I've had the honor of becoming friends with Tiffany Windsor and her sister Heidi
Borcher & getting to know a TERRIFIC new product they've just come out with: Cool2Cast. This is a quick setting fiber plaster like material that is specifically used for creating jewelry & home
dec accents. After pouring a whole package of the material into molds of all kinds, I finally got around to actually CREATING a piece of jewelry from it!
Here's a video on Cool2Cast coloring.
- Mix Coo2Cast as directed
- Pour into molds
- Allow to dry, pop out, allow to dry further
- Sand back edges with sanding block
- Stain with alcohol ink & stamp with images (using StazOn permanent ink)
- Spray with polyurethane to seal
- Using Smooch metallics: Sugarberry, Gold Lame, and Sassy Pink, accent crown
- Use Beacon Adhesives, Quick Grip to adhere bail & felt to back
- Braided cord through bail, attach closure findings
- WEAR & ENJOY!
While at an all day ART event in Memphis, one of the vendors there was
Artistic Outpost! It was nice getting to see Robyn & Shelly again and of course I just HAD to buy several rubber stamp plates! As I looked over all the stamp plates they had, it was hard choosing 3 at least! As I look at any stamps these days, a lot of "thought" goes into it. I have to justified in my mind at least 3-5 ways in which to make these stamps WORK for ME after they are bought. The plates I ended up with were: The Oz Collage,
The Wonderland Collage, and
The Neverland.
Can you see a story building here? At least three I'll say! These images are awesome and the uses are plentiful. Here is the first use of a phrase used in Alice in Wonderland.....from Artistic Outposts' "The Wonderland" die plate.
5 comments:
I love, love, love this piece! Such a conversation piece.
I do love this piece, but I also drooled over the punkin necklace and resin paper necklace, and card keeper and...well, ALL of it!
this looks really involved. I love it and I bet you get lots of compliments.
Great piece!
beautiful jewelry piece, Ron...I love it.
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