Day 62- Drippy

This is Day 62 of my 100 Days of Wall Art project. You can learn more about my 100 Day Project here.

About this Piece

In a kiln, mineral particles melt to drip down the sides of a piece of glazed pottery, creating interesting and often unpredictable outcomes. With polymer clay, things don’t generally flow when we cure them. Just the opposite happens. So we have to figure out other ways to get the same effect. And that’s exactly what I’ll be doing for a bit.

Construction Details

I’ll share progress pics and how-to information in each day’s post in the 100 Days Section of Blue Bottle Insiders. You can see all my projects (so far!), along with those of dozens of other members who are posting their daily projects as well. You can join Insiders here.

TUTORIAL

Make one-of-a-kind patterns to use in your polymer clay projects. The tutorial illustrates this via an earring project.

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