April 19, 2024

The days when I can make something from odds and ends on my table are really happy ones.

I have been going through my different grab bags of irregular resin beads.  The shapes are odd and it is a real challenge to see what I can do with them.

I found five of these brown beads in the one bag and used African Bronze Gilder’s Paste to make them look more exotic.

Now for the odds and ends.  I made these flowers with Apoxie Sculpt at different times over the last few weeks.  Whenever I had left over clay from a project I pushed it into a mold, hence these many different colours.

I covered the flowers with German Silver Gilders Paste! Now they were all the same!  All I had to do was attach my clay flowers to my plastic resin beads.  To do this I tried a new product called Apoxie Paste!

Apoxie Paste is from the same company that makes Apoxie Sculpt.  It is a two part adhesive.  The working time is so long though!  Almost three hours.  So you can make up a batch and use as needed.  And, you can also colour it!  I added some African Gold Gilders Paste to it so that my glue would not be visible once I attached the flowers.

The glue worked beautifully.  It was designed to help you attach Apoxie Sculpt finished pieces to other surfaces.

A few jump rings and some finishing components helped me to complete this new bracelet!

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