Condition about ¼ package of 18K Gold clay until it is warm and soft. Insert into the clay extruder and press the plunger until several feet of clay “string” are extruded. Don’t allow the clay string to touch itself.
Use the Clay Conditioning Machine on a #3 setting and make a sheet of the Ultramarine Blue clay. Lay the sheet on a smooth tile or glass that it will tack lightly to. Smooth a piece of the plastic wrap over the surface of the clay. Press the petal cutter into the clay through the plastic wrap. This will give the cut pieces a nice rounded edge. Peel away the plastic wrap.
Begin by wrapping the gold clay around a petal shape for the center. Add loops to each end and both sides. Overlap the loops, pressing lightly at the joints to adhere the clay to itself.
Mix some Fuschsia and Peacock pearl together.
Make tiny 1/16” balls of (8) Fuchsia, (4) Bright Green Pearl, (4) new color mixture from Step 4. Add these around the edges of the petal clay piece.
Press 96 crystals into the surface of the strings of gold clay at regular spacing until all the gold is covered.
Carefully place the ring on a curved surface that can be used as a form in the oven (metal such as a pop can or a large wooden dowel or a cardboard tube).
Bake according to the directions above.
Attach the ring to the ring finding with clear fast drying glue
Condition about ¼ package of 18K Gold clay until it is warm and soft. Insert into the clay extruder and press the plunger until several feet of clay “string” are extruded. Don’t allow the clay string to touch itself.
Use the Clay Conditioning Machine on a #3 setting and make a sheet of the Ultramarine Blue clay. Lay the sheet on a smooth tile or glass that it will tack lightly to. Smooth a piece of the plastic wrap over the surface of the clay. Press the petal cutter into the clay through the plastic wrap. This will give the cut pieces a nice rounded edge. Peel away the plastic wrap.
Begin by wrapping the gold clay around a petal shape for the center. Add loops to each end and both sides. Overlap the loops, pressing lightly at the joints to adhere the clay to itself.
Mix some Fuschsia and Peacock pearl together.
Make tiny 1/16” balls of (8) Fuchsia, (4) Bright Green Pearl, (4) new color mixture from Step 4. Add these around the edges of the petal clay piece.
Press 96 crystals into the surface of the strings of gold clay at regular spacing until all the gold is covered.
Carefully place the ring on a curved surface that can be used as a form in the oven (metal such as a pop can or a large wooden dowel or a cardboard tube).
Bake according to the directions above.
Attach the ring to the ring finding with clear fast drying glue