Glazed Poppy Pendant
Designed by Cindi McGee – Behind These Eyes™

Materials:
- Makin’s Clay®
- Clay
- White
- Clay Tools
- Roller
- Cutting Mat
- Clay Cutter Set
- Oval
- Clay
- Poppy rubber stamp
- Clearsnap®
- ColorBox® Surfacez® Ink
- Black
- ColorBox® Surfacez® Ink
- JudiKins™
- Food coloring
- Red
- Blue
- Ranger®
- Adirondak Alcohol Ink
- Bottle Green
- Adirondak Alcohol Ink
- Fine paintbrushes
- Jump ring
- Closure
- Red ribbon
- Jewelry plierspin/needle to make hole
Instructions:
- Roll white Makin’s Clay® using clay roller to about 1/8” thick.
- Use largest oval clay cutter to cut oval. Let dry about 1 hour.
- Ink poppy stamp with Surfacez® permanent black ink pad and stamp onto clay oval. Let ink dry.
- Use pin to make small hole at top of pendant for jump ring. Let clay dry 24 hours.
- Mix small amount of Diamond Glaze with one drop red food coloring.
- Use fine paintbrush to paint red glaze onto poppy petals.
- Mix small amount of Diamond Glaze with one drop Bottle green alcohol ink.
- Use fine paintbrush to paint stem and partial leaf and seed pod.
- Mix small amount of Diamond Glaze with one drop blue food coloring.
- Use fine paintbrush to paint blue glaze around poppy. Let dry.
- Paint back of pendant with blue glaze. Let dry.
- Add ribbon and add closure to ends of ribbon.
This is so pretty…I love how you used food coloring to tint the Diamond Glaze, brilliant!