Domino Style Polymer Pendant

You don't have to buy dominoes to have the same style pendant. All you need is polymer clay, a domino style graphic, and your imagination.

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Step 1: Where do I start?

You need polymer clay, a printed graphic, Lisa Pavelka Magic-Glos ®, glue, Craft wire or bail, Triple Gloss or other finish.

Select and mix your desired polymer clay color.

In my example I tried to come close to the color of the beads I was using in my necklace.

Blending polymer is a trial and error process for me. If you are making a pendant that will just be strung on cord, you can mix the polymer to whatever color you wish.

You should print out a 1x2 domino size graphic. I print mine on gloss photo paper. You must make sure the ink is dry and water resistant before you cover it with any gloss. If your ink is not water resistant, you can use public laser printers to print out your graphic designs or spray your printout lightly with a sealant.

Graphic designs can be designed by you or purchased over the internet. Nature’s Sol does sell digital graphic downloads.

jlyvers743 says: Apr 13, 2013. 8:19 AM

beautiful! Thank you.

jlyvers743 says: Oct 4, 2012. 4:31 AM

This is a very clear instructable, thank you for posting. Do you think that an acrylic spray sealer would work?

Carol at Natures Sol (author) in reply to jlyvers743Oct 4, 2012. 5:50 PM

Yes, that would be great to seal the ink jet pigment. I'm hoping to do an instructable using the new "water slide" decals. I'm also doing to use epoxy as a finish which I think is going to look much better. Stay tuned and thanks for your comment.