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This lesson shows how to create a flower pendant with muck polymer clay, mica powders, pinata inks and gold or copper leaf.

Materials required:

Scrap polymer clay in dark colors or black

Translucent Liquid Sculpey (TLS), Kato Liquid Polyclay or Fimo Gel

Jacquard PearlEx mica powders, various colors such as gold, bronze, copper, purple, and russet or whatever ones you have

Mona Lisa or other Metal Leaf, gold or copper

Pinata Inks in Lime Green and Brown

Fimo Gloss Lacquer or water base varnish

cyanoacrylate or Crazy Glue

Tools:

Pasta machine

Acrylic roller

tissue blade

Makins Flower Cutters set

round 20mm (7/8”) cutter

brush or cotton swab

pen without cartridge

needle tool

knitting needle or bamboo skewer

eyelet

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Lotus Flower Pendant Tutorial

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In Asian symbolism the lotus flower has become a symbol for awakening to the spiritual reality of life. It starts as a small flower at the bottom of a pond in mud and muck. It slowly grows up towards the waters surface continually moving towards the light. Once it reaches the surface of the water the lotus begins to blossom and turn into a beautiful flower.

Hours Invested: 10

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Although I prefer to use Premo polymer clay, my tutorials can be substituted with Fimo, and Kato Polyclay.

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I began my journey with Fimo in '89 while visiting family in Germany. Since then I've made bead, wire and polymer clay work my full-time profession. My work is found in Canada, the US, the UK and in G...

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