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Friendly Plastic TV - Gorgeous glass like effects with stamping techniques - Art Pendant

In this episode of Friendly Plastic, Linda Peterson shares two techniques. First she shows you how to use a die template to create a clean crisp pattern in Friendly Plastic and second how to set Friendly Plastic into a bezel blank. So many possibilities to create beautiful glass like effects and jewelry even if you are a beginner. For more ideas and the printable project instructions, go to http://friendlyplastic.blogspot.com Stamped Friendly Plastic Pendant By Linda Peterson Amaco® Friendly Plastic® -- Turquoise or other color of choice Amaco® Rub-N-Buff® Gold Leaf Amaco® Thin Brass Rods Amaco ® Needle tool Spellbinders® Die Templates -- Shapeabilities™ Expandable patterns -- Botanical Swirls * see note below Susan Lenart Kasmir for Spellbinders® Media Mixáge™ Rectangles Two bezel Copic® Marker in color of choice or substitute alcohol ink Chain Toggle or clasp Balled Headpins -- Antique Bronze Miscellaneous charms and beads of choice Jump rings Envirotex Light -- 2 part epoxy Jewelry Pliers Hammer (optional) Metal file (optional) Heat tool or Griddle Scissors Straw Non-stick mat Cold water and container Make up sponge Rubbing alcohol • Note: You can easily substitute a rubber stamp or texture plate for the die template design or create your own design with a needle tool. Variations: Create a marbleized or mosaic pattern instead of stamping Heat plastic till slightly melted on a non-stick mat Place die/texture stamp texture side down over Friendly Plastic®, Gently press down to ensure a good design. Allow to cool completely and remove die/stamp Apply a small amount of Rub-N-Buff to a sponge and daub onto design. Thin with rubbing alcohol if needed Apply Copic® marker to randomly to design concentrating on the cracks. Smooth with a sponge moistened with rubbing alcohol Reheat and press bezel into FriendlyPlastic face side down as if you were cutting out a cookie. Allow to cool Remove and trim edges if needed with scissors Place into bezel and heat again to set in place Create additional texture with needle tool or clay shaper and let cool Mix resin according to manufacture's direction and pour into bezel Remove air bubbles by gently blowing through a straw. Let cure for 24 hours Attach charms to pendant where desired. Optional: To create the bail, cut off a piece of thin brass rod to desired size. Hammer flat and smooth edges with a file Wrap brass rod with several balled head pins. Use jewelry pliers to curl ends and file any sharp edges. Attach pendant to rod with jump rings Finish by attaching pendant to chain and add toggle/clasp. For collaborations and business inquiries, please contact via Channel Pages: http://ChannelPages.com/lindapeterson...