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Polymer clay ipod case
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Materials needed:
1/4 to 1/2 block Kato polymer clay
cardboard/paper for stencils
aluminum foil
toothpick
Sharpie
felt
liquid Sculpey
Mica pigment powders
texture sheet
pasta machine
tissue blade
craft knife
small cookie cutter (for even size beads)
rat tail (or string of choice)
figure 8 jewelry findings
lanyard hooks
Split rings (small sized key rings)
ribbon ends (bend over and smash connectors)
future floor polish
I first used see thru paper right over my ipod and trace around window openings and ipod. Trace another piece for back. (The paper stencils are for your felt.)
Lay down your paper stencils on pieces of cardboard, and trace around slightly larger on sides and bottom. (The cardboard stencils are for polyclay.)
Cut from paper and cardboard the smaller side pieces and bottom, leave empty the area for ear bud plug. Paper (felt stencil) 1/8 inch wide. Cardboard (clay stencil) 1/4 inch wide. hint: Save your circle and square cut outs, easier to cut felt AROUND, instead of IN
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Using white stencils, cut felt.
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