This winter ornament was made by using the November Winter Wonderland CreateAlongBox.com box from CreateAlong.com This month the CreateAlongBox included a 2-way silkscreen, a Texture Stax with 6 different crystal designs, a snowflakes silicone mold, a chipboard ornament to cover with clay, some DewDrop Brillance Heat-set ink and Sparkly icy mica powdered pigments. I added a glass ornament in the middle and filled it with vintage glass glitter and some mica flakes. I finished the edges with vintage glass glitter. And of course I had to include some ball chain for a slight steampunk look.
I love the way crystals catch the light and glimmer so I thought why not make an ornament that would do that with polymer clay. I wanted something light weight that wouldn't make the branches of a tree bend so I came up with this fun Crystal and polymer clay holiday ornament. You can make these in under 30 minutes and they make great gifts too! Plus this project won't break the bank. Follow along as I show you how I made this fun ornament. Din't forget to subscribe to our channel so you don't miss a thing!
Making this snowflake shrine was so much fun! It took me out of my comfort zone. I don't usually do holiday decor but I have to admit I did enjoy creating the shrine. Come create along with me on Polymer Clay TV. www.createalong.com
This winter ornament was made by using the November Winter Wonderland CreateAlongBox.com box from CreateAlong.com This month the CreateAlongBox included a 2-way silkscreen, a Texture Stax with 6 different crystal designs, a snowflakes silicone mold, a chipboard ornament to cover with clay, some DewDrop Brillance Heat-set ink and Sparkly icy mica powdered pigments. I added a glass ornament in the middle and filled it with vintage glass glitter and some mica flakes. I finished the edges with vintage glass glitter. And of course I had to include some ball chain for a slight steampunk look.
