LANDUM Wood Natural Trunk Driftwood Tree Aquarium Fish Tank Plant Decoration Ornament M
Product Description
100% brand new and high quality
Material: Wood
Color: Wood Color
Made of Natural Wood and no harm to fish
Perfect for aquarium and fish tank decorations
Made of Solid wood root
Can be used for micro landscape decoration, landscaping
Can also be used for crawler box, aquarium landscaping
Or used for planting grass, bundling moss, etc
Made your aquarium more vividly, and confortable
Price: $7.59
- Application: Perfect for aquarium and fish tank decorations
- Quality Workmanship: Made of high quality plastic material, non toxic, safe and durable
- Advantage: Can also be used for crawler box, aquarium landscaping
- Special Design: Made your aquarium more vividly, and confortable
- Package Include: 1 Piece x Wood Natural Trunk Driftwood Tree
Faux Olive Stoneware (Studio by Sculpey) Polymer Clay Goddess Bead Set, by Karen A. Scofield
Hi, I’m Karen A. Scofield, this is my work, it is copyrighted — my photos may not be used in any form without my written permission.
Green Note: While earthenware clay beads may be fired for some time (some clay pieces take hours, I ‘m not sure what ceramic beads take what length of time in the kiln) at 1900 degrees or so, depending on the clay, most polymer clay beads can cure in 10 to 45 minutes at 230 to 300 degrees F, depending on the type and thickness of the polymer clay. (I used a small toaster oven and filled it up.)
I love jewelry that has the color and/or look of sand, ceramics, driftwood, and stone!
Faux Olive Stoneware was created by mixing a good amount of Ultra Light Sculpey with Black Classic Fimo, Gold Kato, Granite Fimo Effect. Sorry, I didn’t measure. I eyeballed it. I held it up to some olive stoneware.
Cured beads bend a touch if forced and feel much like a Studio by Sculpey and Premo mix — very very strong (turns out that Studio by Sculpey is stronger in compressions, bending, and tension tests than Premo or Classic Fimo). Cured at 280 degrees for 45 minutes. This way the clays that cure at lower temperatures were at their very upper heat tolerance limits, the clays that cure at 300 were at their lower cure temperature limits, none of the clays were being baked too long, and the UL and Kato baked long enough. I did a little research on www.glassattic.com first.
Tiles are about 1 1/8" long, Goddess with the leaf body is about 1 1/2" long.
I’ll use anodized wire (that black wire you can get in a hardware store) to make my own jump rings and perhaps chain and clasp.
Each tile bead has two bead holes to hang by and three from which to hand danglies.
May sell as a bead set, may sell as a finished necklace, may have trouble parting with it…not sure yet.
By Karen A. Scofield (sari0009 on yahoo) on 2009-05-06 15:01:25