Bracelet with berries and flowers
Modeling from cold porcelain is a pleasant and exciting activity for children and adults. It is pleasant to the touch, plastic and does not require firing. Products dry in air from 2 hours to 2 days, depending on the thickness of the work. Below is a step-by-step master class on how to create a unique bracelet with your own hands. For the work you will need the following tools and materials: cold porcelain, PVA glue, floral wire, black acrylic paint, stained glass transparent paint, ordinary stack, figured and with a ball, wire cutters, round nose pliers and pliers, needle, sponge. You will also need accessories for jewelry, a chain, a lock, and rings. Cold porcelain is painted in the desired colors with oil paints. You will need white, yellow, red. And, of course, magic hands that will turn it all into a wonderful decoration!
A yellow ball is rolled out, then the ball is “shaggy” using a needle or toothpick.
Take a floral wire with an eye bent with round pliers and apply PVA glue to it. A yellow ball is attached to it. This will be the middle of the flower.
Next, the flower petals are molded. A white ball rolls down and a drop is formed from it.In the palm of your hand, using a stack, roll out the petal, which is then best placed on a sponge. For one flower, five petals are needed. When all the petals are molded, they need to be shaped using a stack with a ball, without pressing hard on the center of the petal.
Apply PVA glue to half the dried center of the flower. The petals are glued overlapping. It should turn out to be such a small, delicate flower.
It's time for the berries. A red ball is rolled up and a shallow depression is pressed into it using a figured stack. Then the berry should be put on the wire.
The indentation of the berry is painted with black acrylic paint, and after drying it is covered with stained glass transparent paint to add shine and depth. About 20 flowers and 25 berries are molded, depending on the size of the bracelet.
After complete drying, cut off the excess wire, leaving approximately 0.6 cm.
Using pliers, twist the wire on all flowers and berries. It's time to put the work together. All links of the chain are filled, the order depends on desire and idea. In the photo there are two berries, one flower, etc.
In the end, all that remains is to enjoy the original decoration, created with your own hands, which can be a wonderful gift for yourself and loved ones!
A yellow ball is rolled out, then the ball is “shaggy” using a needle or toothpick.
Take a floral wire with an eye bent with round pliers and apply PVA glue to it. A yellow ball is attached to it. This will be the middle of the flower.
Next, the flower petals are molded. A white ball rolls down and a drop is formed from it.In the palm of your hand, using a stack, roll out the petal, which is then best placed on a sponge. For one flower, five petals are needed. When all the petals are molded, they need to be shaped using a stack with a ball, without pressing hard on the center of the petal.
Apply PVA glue to half the dried center of the flower. The petals are glued overlapping. It should turn out to be such a small, delicate flower.
It's time for the berries. A red ball is rolled up and a shallow depression is pressed into it using a figured stack. Then the berry should be put on the wire.
The indentation of the berry is painted with black acrylic paint, and after drying it is covered with stained glass transparent paint to add shine and depth. About 20 flowers and 25 berries are molded, depending on the size of the bracelet.
After complete drying, cut off the excess wire, leaving approximately 0.6 cm.
Using pliers, twist the wire on all flowers and berries. It's time to put the work together. All links of the chain are filled, the order depends on desire and idea. In the photo there are two berries, one flower, etc.
In the end, all that remains is to enjoy the original decoration, created with your own hands, which can be a wonderful gift for yourself and loved ones!
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