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New Moon Fused Glass and Polymer Clay Necklace
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- Learn how to make this necklace! I make my own fused glass cabochons using 96 COE black aventurine (Oceanside brand) Fired to a full fuse, the same cabochons that are provided in our February 2023 Craft Along Kits and Booty Boxes! I demonstrate how to use a ring saw and grinder to shape the cabochon into a moon, then we get wild with some polymer clay and beads!
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Firing Schedule: (Full Fuse)
Segment Rate Temp Hold
1 275F 1215 30min
2 50F 1250 30 min
3 275F 1330 10 min
4 350F 1500 20 min
5 Full 950 2 Hours
Firing Schedule: (Fire Polish)
Segment Rate Temp Hold
1 300F 1150 40min
2 Full 1300 10 min
3 Full 950 90min
4 400F 100 -------
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Omg look at that necklace!!!!!!!!!!
OMG Spectacular!!!!!
That necklace is so beautiful
I love watching your process. They are never mistakes, they are design choices. I love that your tutorials walk us through your choices. I love love love those moons and how you did the polymer around them. Something I want to try soon.
Всегда любуюсь на Вас !!! Вы такая прелестно - позитивная КРАСОТОЧКА ☘️🌸☘️
Dealybobs are my favorites!!😊🌻
hehehe!
Ah yeshhh... the Jessema Schmeeeerrrr.
Awesome!!
Amazing work!
Great to see you Von looks amazing necklace I'll be back Finnish watching . Thank you.
Thank you so much Lydia!
wow what a beauty. thanks for showing us the process. take care
Thank you so much, Ginny! I had a lot of fun making this!
Hello! Beading was my jewelry start, like 25 years ago. I fell in love with daisy chains and had to learn to make them, down the hole I went, lol. I would use beading wire here. It holds the shape better, especially when you have bigger focals, like you do. I would use a thinner one so you could get it through the 11's. I would do 3 separate wire/cords. I would do a long through the middle and shorter above and below, that way I can adjust the tension so it hangs correctly. Testing it out on a bust, helps to get the "hang" right. Geez, I hope that makes sense.
Beautiful necklace.
I think it’s lovely ❤️2💋
I use mostly long english beading needles, they bend instead of shattering. You are doing amazing Von /hugs
For something that needs some work, it sure looks beautiful!!! What talent you and your team have. You've given an old (61) lady more reason to live. I've created my own art with macrameing hand blown vases with beautiful beads and crystals. My hangings are original and I've been able to make a living off of them. But I'm wanting new things to do, and I found you. I've lived off grid in Trapper Creek Alaska for 22 years now. I built my own cabin here back then, but since then I've been able to get cheap solar panels from Harbor Freight shipped up and that's helped me to be able to get internet access and I now have been able to put my own septic tank system down by watching a UA-cam Channel. And now I'm learning from you a new talent with wire and my beautiful beads. I gotta thank you for teaching such stuff to me. You are a very talented little hippie woman. I love your tie dye!!! Sending my love to you and yours!!! Bless your hearts!✌🏻❤😊🌹
By the way, you'd love our festivals here in Alaska!😀
Woah! Talk about a kindred spirit! That is so cool, Katherine! I am so glad to be helpful to you
That was awesome. I make my rose beads on the wire like that. I love the necklace 😍
Right on! Now I wanna make some roses!!!
@@backtoearthcreations that would be awesome to see
I’ve used fishing line and fire wire… fire wire holds up so much better. 😊
Good to know! Thank you Margie!
Kat saw this pop up and before I got the words out of my mouth she "Mama!! Watch Von!!!!"I love that she enjoys you as much as the rest of our (not a) cult
aww!
@Yvonne Williams you need to know that I have met no less than 5 fellow Von-watching fans in the wild... and when I say wild, I don't really mean at craft fairs or shows! I mean... maybe you and Randy are not quite household names, but when one crafter just mentions you guys and other crafters suddenly appear out of thin air to say, "oh yes, they're amazing! We love them!" Then you know you're pretty darn popular...
#totallyNOTacult
awesome stuff !
Von, you were asking about durability, bead-stringing wire vs. Fireline. The bead-stringing wire is definitely more durable. I do mostly bead-weaving nowadays, arthritis too bad now for working wire very much, so I'm an "8lb. Fireline girl", LOL. But, bead-stringing wire not suitable for the more intricate bead-weaving, but for the project you're working on, the wire would likely be a better choice due to the weight of your cabochons. I love this though, and very creative use of mixed-media! P.S., the small labradorite cabs I got from you will make beautiful rings, I'm positive. Love them!
I love the necklace, and I love watching your design prosess. 90% of designing bead jewelery is restringing until you're happy with the result. Personally I like bead thread for things that requires drape and movement, and bead wire for things that requires structure. I don't think one is better than the other, it's just a matter of what is best suited for the effect you want.
When using bead thread, I like to pull out a comfortable amount of thread to work with, but without cutting it of the spool. Then, once I run out of thread, I will pull out a new length from the spool to work with, and just thread it through the beads to where I need it. That way there's half as many ends to deal with. I try to thread through all the beads at least twice, both for strength and because it makes them lay neater. I think your little hanging part would have looked a lot better if you just threaded through it a couple of extra times.
That is a gorgeous necklace!
Thank you!!
Hi, I just started my business. I wanted to know who handles your paperwork work and financing? How do you keep track of sales versus supplies cost, and suppliers.
Von, any chance that the cabs on the boxes could have grooves?
We have hopes to one day include grooved cabs into our Craft Along kits, we aren't there yet! Any grooved cabs we sell can be purchased through our website www.backtoearthcreations.com
Glass is so scary.
I get that! I thin being scared of it is what keeps me behaving safe around it!
Toooooooooooooo long that’s why I like TikTok!! Omgggggg almost take you 2 hours to make a dam necklace!!