Family Tree Magnets: Image Transfers in Polymer Clay

Family Tree Magnets: Image Transfers in Polymer Clay

by Lisa Clarke
Family Tree Magnets: Image Transfers in Polymer Clay

Family Tree Magnets: Image Transfers in Polymer Clay

by Lisa Clarke

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Overview

You can choose to use special occasion pictures, such as weddings, graduations and christenings for these Family Tree Magnets, but they are also plenty of fun with candid shots.

REQUIRED SKILLS

Basic polymer clay skills: conditioning, rolling, cutting.
Ability to edit images in Photoshop or similar software

TOOLS AND MATERIALS

Strong white polymer clay
Strong polymer clay in color of your choice to be used for backing and outline
Variety of coordinated canes or decorated clay sheets
Liquid Kato Polyclay
Supply of old family photographs and scanner
Photo editing software
InkJet printer
Glossy photo paper (see suggestions for specific brands)
Pasta machine
Sharp pair of scissors
Parchment paper
Sanding paper or emery board
¾" circle cutter
Tissue blade
¾" or ½" magnets
Super glue

TOPICS COVERED

Through this ebook you will learn:

How to turn a diverse collection of photos into a uniform set
How to transfer inkjet printed images to polymer clay
How to make a decorative frame for your transfer

DISCLAIMER

The instructions for this project are available for free through a post on the author's blog. What you get for your money here, is a handy ebook version that you can take with you on your favorite mobile device.

Fully illustrated.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940015784367
Publisher: Polka Dot Cottage
Publication date: 11/25/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 5 MB

About the Author

Lisa Clarke is a polymer clay artist turned fiber addict. She can often be found on her blog, Polka Dot Cottage, writing about her adventures in polymer, fabric, yarn, photography, and everyday life. She lives in New Jersey with her husband, two sons, and entirely too many craft supplies.
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