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Imitative Bone Carvings

By Beadcomber
Price: $10.00
Uploaded on: Sep 24, 2010
Level: Easy
Imitative Bone Carvings

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This lesson is broken down in 6 parts. Learn by detailed step by step to make molds from objects and then create cabochons or pendants simulating antique ivory/bone carvings with realistic cracks and a worn appearance.
Some very basic materials and tools are required.

Even though the detailed photographic instructions should make this even accessable to a beginning clayer, I do recommend some knowledge in how to condition clay. A link for my blog on how to condition clay is also included with the instructions.

Steps are broken down into these parts:

~Choosing an object and making a mold
~Creating a mold
~Mixing the ivory or bone clay color
~Making a copy from your mold
~Antiquing and cracks
~Worn and aged look

Tutorial is very detailed with 48 photos, 42 steps and 16 pages

Price: $10.00
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Number of steps: 42
File size: 979.72 KB
Page count: 16
Categories Stamping & Texturing Faux Jewelry Beads Molding Other
Tags tina holden technique imitative technique faux ivory faux carving Faux Bone beadcomber

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Great work!
Submitted by Dani Almeida on Tue, 09/28/2010 - 15:08.

Great work!

This is so realistic,
Submitted by CL_Admin on Thu, 10/21/2010 - 15:38.

This is so realistic, fantastic job!
Eni

Thanks Dani and Eni :) I use
Submitted by Beadcomber on Fri, 11/11/2011 - 10:52.

Thanks Dani and Eni :) I use these in bead embroidery and they make the embroidery look richer. These are great when one wants a less sparkly and more earthy/natural look.