Bright Polymer Clay Rings

By: Ludmila Bakulina from selfia.gift

You can learn how to make a ring in the most unique and easiest way with the Bright Polymer Clay Rings tutorial. This would be a fantastic craft if you are in need of polymer clay ideas, whether you have left over clay or need a polymer clay project. You don't need any jewelry or clay expertise for this craft, just get ready to be amazed by this polymer clay jewelry. Make these polymer clay designs for yourself, your kids, or your friends and watch their faces light up.

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Primary TechniqueClay

Easy

SeasonSummer

Materials List

Metallic cap from perfume
Large round cutter
Acrylic rolling pin
A ball of black polymer clay
A thin layer of black polymer clay with glitter
Colourful workpiece (or any workpiece - in any technique) I have this slice of Mokume Gane!

Instructions

I took Premo Black and Premo Accent: Twinkle Twinkle.
Slice of colourful Mokume: thinly flatten and align thickness. Next roll it to a thin layer of black clay so that the layer has become flat and smooth.
Take the of black polymer clay ball and wraps it with a thin layer of clay with a pattern. If this layer is too big - you can use a round cutter.
Then to make our future ring round shape - make the ball. Carefully presses, compress and smooth. Also, if there are visible places where air remains - pierce them with a needle. Rolled ball until it disappears joints and dents.
Now we start to form a ring, giving it a nice shape! Align all sides, pressing the workpiece to the table. In general: Smooth presses - do everything so that the ring was as you like.
Next, take the cap from the perfumes or other tube cutter to fit the desired size. Envisage place for the hole in the ring and circular movements "screw in" cap into the workpiece - so cut out the hole - nice and tidy.
Align the hole edge and giving the final shape of the ring. You can try on the ring, and if it is not enough for you, or less than the size you want - you can press the wall the ringlet thereby extending the hole.
Finished!