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Orange Tiger Cat Sculpey Pendant

Orange Tiger Cat Sculpey Pendant
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Hello there boys and girls!  Today's instructable will teach you how to create your own orange tiger cat sculpey pendant and hopefully inspire you to create more things using the techniques shown.  Let's get started!

MATERIALS NEEDED:
  • Orange, White, and Black Sculpey (or your favorite oven bake clay)
  • Sculpey Knife (a butter knife, x-acto knife, or clay knife would also work)
  • Tooth Picks (a sewing needle would also work)
  • Pan or cookie sheet
  • Wax paper and Tin foil (optional)
  • Fishing line (optional)
  • Free time.....no life also does the trick ;)
 
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Step 1Work it!

Work it!
First, you need to get your clay more pliable.  I roll mine around in my hands until it's nice and soft.  I then formed a ball and rolled it out flat to start the project. 


Note:

I'm working on a tinfoil surface.  I covered a book so I could work and watch a little T.V. at the same times.  Any nonstick surface will work for you to create your little gem. 

I also used orange Sculpey , however if you do not have any you can mix up orange using red and yellow.
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12 comments
Jul 28, 2011. 11:10 AMQueenQuill says:
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing! I definitely got some inspiration from you! I love the way you "painted" with clay on clay. Nicely done. Keep up the good work!
Jun 14, 2011. 8:02 PMmatisse_art says:
Good Luck I love the tiger!!
soooooo much that I voted for it
Jun 13, 2011. 8:45 AMbajablue says:
Vote cast! Good Luck Ninja Bunny! ;-D
May 30, 2011. 8:59 PMkristylynn84 says:
you're damn good with sculpey!
Jun 3, 2011. 7:43 AMbajablue says:
lol... and you are FUNNY, too! ;-D

Great crafting!!!
May 30, 2011. 7:35 AMCreativeman says:
Very clever! I like tigers.
May 29, 2011. 4:56 PMMrballeng says:
"Prepare to get funky!" I love it. Good job!

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