We have a couple of new things at the Clay Factory, my hubbies store!
We have a few new pages of Kemper Tools. There are many things here that can easily be used with other mediums.
Kemper tool Index
Kemper tools page 1
Kemper tools page 2
Kemper tools page 3
Kemper tools page 4
Kemper tools page 5
Kemper tools page 6
Kemper tools page 7
Kemper tools page 8
Kemper tools page 9
We also have two new Making's Clay molds, which I also learned worked great with fondant and gum paste
M39009 - Baby Push Mold
M39010 - Masks Push Mold
We have also added three new Air Brush Paint Exciter kits, which work nicely with Cernit Polymer clay and on fabric and everything else
Metallics oh these are yummmmmmmmmmmmy!!
Transparent also very nummmmmy
Opaques very nummy too.
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Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Alphabet stamp Handles
I have these great little alphabet stamps that my Hubby sells and I use. I love letters and stamps, and I thought these were adorable.
They were though, a little hard to use with out getting my finger nails in the clay, so I made my own handles.
Links for the tools will connect you to my Hubby's shop if you are looking for these products.
Thank you so much for supporting myself and my family.
You will need:
Clay Extruder and square disk that comes with set M35055
Alphabet stamps
Scrap Cernit
Crafter's Pick Ultimate Glue
Kemper Slicing Blade
Peel off the foam baking on the rubber.
Glue the individual letters to the square logs with glue and let dry.
They were though, a little hard to use with out getting my finger nails in the clay, so I made my own handles.
Links for the tools will connect you to my Hubby's shop if you are looking for these products.
Thank you so much for supporting myself and my family.
You will need:
Clay Extruder and square disk that comes with set M35055
Alphabet stamps
Scrap Cernit
Crafter's Pick Ultimate Glue
Kemper Slicing Blade
Load up the barrel of the extruder and put in the 1/4" square disk and extrude a square log.
Cut the square in to 1" to 2" sections.
Lay them out on a piece of corrugated cardboard on a cookie sheet.
Make sure the little sections are straight when you place them on the cardboard.
Bake in a pre-heated 275 degree F oven for 30 minutes, shut off oven and let cool until you can touch them with out burning your fingers.
Glue the individual letters to the square logs with glue and let dry.
Now they are ready to use. So much better now!!
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