In this video you will find a step by step to create a pair of flat Creole earrings made of polymer clay. The design is a marbled pattern made from a mixture of white, golden and taupe colored Fimo clay. Two firings are necessary for the creation of these earrings in order to have the necessary thickness to be able to stick on the edge of the jewel a 4 mm earring. For this finish, we suggest you use Ceralun, which is a two-component eoxy resin paste. This is an alternative to glue so that you don't have to worry about the primer peeling off.
Take white, taupe and golden dough, mix while making a ball, spread with a roller before passing the whole in the dough machine 2 or 3 times by changing the direction of insertion in the rolling mill.
Tear pieces of pasta and place them side by side to form a new baking sheet.
Start cooking at 120 degrees for 30 minutes.
Once the dough has cooled down, work to cover the back of the creoles by applying scraps of pasta on a new reconstituted baking sheet.
Bake the whole thing again with the same time and temperature as the first baking.
Lightly sand your parts, especially the edges, with a 1000 fine grit abrasive. Use ceralun paste to glue and cover your ear nail on the creole, taking one dose of each color of ceralun you need the same amount. Mix your two components and use it as a very strong glue, as it is a resin it will take a day to solidify at least.
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