| Lazertran Rattle Pendant by Terry Lee Czechowski | |
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Materials
Polymer clay - 2 colors
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Tools
Brayer, rolling rod or recommended pasta machine
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Roll
out an even thin sheet of light colored clay, about a #3 on the atlas pasta machine.
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Put
the Lazertran Silk images face down on the clay and smooth the backing with your finger to ensure full contact. You want to avoid any air bubbles. Let set for about 10 minutes. (this depends on the actual copy machine that was used. Do some test samples. Leaving the LTS on the clay longer seems to yield a 'wetter' transfer that is more susceptible to smearing)
- Using a sponge, wet the backing paper, let set a moment then blot excess water. (this dissolves the adhesive releasing the backing paper from the transfer) - Gently lift the backing paper off the clay and carefully blot any moisture. Let set for a few minutes to dry.
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Cut
out two circles from the transferred images. They should be the same size circles.
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Rub
a bit of Diluent on the inside edges of the baked domes. Again, make sure you use just a bit and rub off any excess.
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Dust
a bit of powder inside the snaked area being careful to not get any on the top surface of the snake. Place a couple tiny beads and or bells inside the snaked area. Fit the two domes together and gently press to adhere.
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If
you are using extruded clay this can only be baked once so any other embellishments needed to be added at this time. I chose to add a small flower, from a transferred image, which I added a bit of contour to before attaching to the front of the rattle.
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- Have fun rattling away as you go your way.
RATTLE PENDANT
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