Polymer dalmatian earrings

Create a small Dalmatian pattern duck in polymer clay to make original earrings with suede bangs.

Step 1
Take 3 bars from a loaf of white clay and 1 bar from a loaf of black clay. Cut small strips with a blade, then roll them under your fingers to make cylinders of equal length.

Step 2
Surround each black cylinder with 3 white ones, and make a duck by placing all the clay segments side by side.

Step 3
Stretch your duck a little by rolling it on a support, then cut it into 3 pieces.
Place them side by side to make a new cane. Tighten the cane by applying pressure with your hands.

Step 4
Cut several thin slices from the cane. Line them up, then smooth the surface to remove any joins by laying baking paper over the clay and making small circles with a smooth card.

Step 5
Place your clay strips around the lace tip. Smooth your connection with your finger, as you don't want to overlap the clay. Trim any excess clay with a knife. Bake your clay-covered pieces at 120 degrees for 30 minutes.

Step 6
Cut 4 lengths of 4 cm from the ribbon of suede fringe. Place a small amount of glue in the slit of the tips, then place 2 of the lengths of suedette in the slit.

Step 7
Varnish the polymer clay-covered part with gloss lacquer. Do one side and wait 1/2 h to do the other.

Step 8
Put a little glue in the holes of the earring holders, then place your cabochons. Using a pair of pliers, open the ring of the support to pass it through the ring of the earrings, then close.