Polymer earrings and alcohol inks

This Fimo paste earrings tutorial shows you how to use alcohol inks on uncooked dough. The effects obtained are diverse and more beautiful than each other. You can also add patterns using silkscreen stencils, you have many choices on our site.

Step 1

Take white dough, spread it using a roller and then pass it through the dough machine to a medium notch, this will be the thickness of your curls.

2nd step

Place a few drops of the alcohol ink clarifier on the white paste surface. Drop a few drops of different blue inks starting with the lightest color.

Stage 3

Wait 5 minutes for the alcohol to evaporate and on the inks that are not yet dry, place some gold by placing a sheet of metal ?foils? with the gold side facing you on the plate, rub a little on the surface to transfer the golden color.

Step 4

Place a silkscreen stencil on your plate, pass the roller to expel the air between the stencil and the paste. Spread with a white acrylic card then quickly remove the silkscreen, wash your stencil immediately.

Step 5

Take a cookie cutter 3 cm in diameter to take 2 circles from the plate. Cut symmetrically with a blade the bottom of each round, keep all the parts. With a 12 mm cookie cutter take 2 more rounds.

Step 6

You can drill your future earrings now but this step can also be done later with a hand mandrel or Dremel drill.

Start cooking at 120 degrees in a traditional oven for 30 minutes.

Step 7

Wait until your pieces have cooled down before sanding the edges and back of the pieces.

Step 8

Assemble your jewelry with rings, add golden sequins then glue the smallest circles on ear studs.