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- bliedahl's entry Illuminated Polymer Clay Necklace is a winner in the Make it Glow Contest 2018 contest 5 months agoWinner!
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- bliedahl favorited Arduinoflake by jiripraus5 months ago
- bliedahl's entry Illuminated Polymer Clay Necklace is a finalist in the Make it Glow Contest 2018 contest 5 months agoFinalist
- bliedahl made the instructable Instructables Holiday Ornament - Icosahedron5 months ago
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- bliedahl's instructable Illuminated Polymer Clay Necklace's weekly stats: 6 months ago
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- bliedahl entered Illuminated Polymer Clay Necklace in the Make it Glow Contest 2018 contest 6 months ago
- bliedahl commented on bliedahl's instructable Illuminated Polymer Clay Necklace6 months ago
I LOVE that idea! Button covers?? Here are a few pics of a pendant version where the lights and battery holder are in one bead. Here I used the LilyPad LEDs but any through-hole type would work. From this version, one could adapt to a pin or button, I think. I plan to experiment with this...
View Instructable »I mixed a very small amount of opaque clay into a piece of translucent clay to create a translucent color. Repeat for other colors. Then I created a variety of “canes” that alternated the translucent clay with opaque clay. I cut thin slices of the resulting canes and placed those on a thin sheet of all translucent clay. Roll the resulting bumpy sheet of clay smooth and cut into circles and cure on a domed surface as described above. This tutorial online was my inspiration: https://kopilka.rv.ua/?p=4822. Hope this helps.
- bliedahl entered Illuminated Polymer Clay Necklace in the Plastics Contest contest 6 months ago
- bliedahl posted an instructable Illuminated Polymer Clay Necklace6 months ago
- bliedahl favorited Light-Up Watercolor Paper Book by Bling the Book2 years ago
- bliedahl commented on Bling the Book's instructable Light-Up Watercolor Paper Book 2 years agoView Instructable »
Very nice tutorial! I like the LEDs in the spine. Great idea!
- bliedahl's instructable Handmade Memory Book with Mono-Printed Paper's weekly stats: 2 years ago
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- bliedahl's instructable Twinkling Starry Night with Arduino and LEDs's weekly stats: 2 years ago
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- bliedahl commented on bliedahl's instructable Twinkling Starry Night with Arduino and LEDs2 years agoView Instructable »
Thank you! I admire YOUR wonderful work! Fun all around.
- bliedahl commented on bliedahl's instructable Handmade Memory Book With Mono-Printed Paper2 years agoView Instructable »
Thanks! I had fun writing it up!
- bliedahl entered Handmade Memory Book With Mono-Printed Paper in the Homemade Gifts Contest 2016 contest 2 years ago
- bliedahl entered Handmade Memory Book With Mono-Printed Paper in the Epilog Contest 8 contest 2 years ago
- bliedahl posted an instructable Handmade Memory Book with Mono-Printed Paper2 years ago
- bliedahl entered Twinkling Starry Night with Arduino and LEDs in the Arduino Contest 2016 contest 2 years ago
- bliedahl entered Twinkling Starry Night with Arduino and LEDs in the Make it Glow Contest 2016 contest 2 years ago
- bliedahl entered Twinkling Starry Night with Arduino and LEDs in the Sewn By Hand Challenge contest 2 years ago
- bliedahl posted an instructable Twinkling Starry Night with Arduino and LEDs2 years ago
- bliedahl favorited 3D Printed Sewable Battery Holder by Fabriko2 years ago
- bliedahl enrolled in Arduino Class2 years ago
- bliedahl completed the lesson Getting Started with Electronics in the class Electronics2 years ago
- bliedahl enrolled in Electronics2 years ago
- bliedahl enrolled in Wearable Electronics Class3 years ago
Winner!
These ornaments were so much fun to make! I used Derwent Inktense pencils to color the designs in red and green and went back over with a watercolor brush to blend the ink. I colored the edges of the circles with a black permanent marker. On the "Zentangled" ornament, I just used a regular black gel pen and shaded the designs with a graphite pencil. Thanks for creating such a fun project!