Bracelet-strap for watches made of polymer clay. An original and useful DIY accessory. Watch "Monochrome" made of polymer clay. Master class Polymer clay. Roses. Master Class

In this master class, I would like to show and explain how, using polymer clay and metal fittings, you can make a bracelet-strap for wrist watch. Wristwatches with flowers and other voluminous elements, designed in classic muted colors, will be able to keep the spring-summer mood even in the most severe cold. After all, you can’t argue that wearing a watch is not only fashionable and comfortable, but also beautiful and elegant, thanks to the skill of your hands and polymer clay.

Materials and tools needed for sculpting:

1. White polymer clay;
2. Blade or clerical knife;
3. Acrylic paint - gold;
4. Rolling pin or pasta machine;
5. Metallized powder or dry shimmery shadows;
6. Needle or toothpick;
7. Foil;
8. Paper napkins;
9. Tassel;
10. Crepe paper;
11. Metal watch, chain, metal studs with a hat or balls, carabiner lock, extension cord.

So, let's start sculpting:

1. From paper napkins, you need to form balls of different sizes, the diameter of which can vary between 5-10 mm. This will be the filling for future bells, with the help of which we will shape future blanks.

2. Each paper ball must be wrapped in foil and pulled out its tail.

3. At the maximum thickness of the pasta machine, you need to roll out white plastic and use a round cutter with a diameter of 1 cm to cut out as many blanks as you made paper and foil balls.

4. Each foil should be wrapped in a white circle of plastic and the walls of the clay should be smoothed so that it envelops the entire ball of paper and foil, except for its tail. Ideally, the edge of the plastic should be uneven and zigzag near the tail of the foil.

5. Using crepe paper, make a nice texture for future bells. If crepe paper is not available, you can crumple up a sheet of foil and use its surface to make a texture.

6. In the center of the bell, on its most rounded side, make a through hole with a needle.

7. Near the torn edge of the plastic, you need to apply with a brush either metallic powder or dry, crumbly and shimmering eye shadow. Now you can put the blanks of bells in the oven for firing. It is necessary to fire the products according to the temperature conditions and the time interval specified in the instructions that come with the clay.

8. After firing, we need a container of water. We open the tail of the foil and lower the blanks into the water. Wherein paper napkins get wet, and it will be easy and without problems to get them with tweezers from plastic bells.

9. The foil will also need to be carefully removed from the blanks with tweezers. As soon as you remove the foil from the insides of the bells, you will see that inside the blanks the surface also has a folded texture.

10. The torn edge of the plastic bells will need to be painted with a thin strip around the entire perimeter of acrylic paint in gold or silver.

11. For assembly, we need a chain, which we fasten at the base of the clock with metal studs with eyelets. We fix the bells in the links of the chain using metal studs with a cap or with balls. Previously, a bead can be put on a metal stud.

Exquisite and timeless jewelry in the form of a wristwatch - you're done! Since it is designed in pastel soothing colors, it is ideal for both a business meeting and a romantic walk.

Bracelet - roses made of polymer clay

The fashion for originality has existed in all ages and has never ended. Fashion for products self made exists to this day. Well, what if fashion accessory made by you yourself, then its value grows several times. It is about such a little thing that will be discussed in this master class. Thanks to a step-by-step lesson, you will learn how to create wrist . Even if you are not a fan of wearing watches, now you will wear them with pleasure, because the accessory is decorated with delicate ones.

Watch made of polymer clay. Materials and tools

white, silver, light green and fuchsia;
liquid polymer clay;
pearlescent silver pigment;
glass colorless beads with a diameter of 0.7 cm.
jewelry carnations;
jewelry pins;
large chain;
connecting rings 0.5 cm;
toggle clasp;
huggers for beads;
watch;
sponge;
a tool with a small ball at the end;
tassel;
mold with leaf texture;
round nose pliers;
pliers;
foil

Polymer clay. Roses. Master Class

Stages of creation work polymer clay clock:

1. It is necessary to get a soft pink color of clay for making roses. To do this, mix white clay with a small piece of fuchsia-colored clay.

2. We stick a small piece of pale pink clay on top of the eyelet of a jewelry pin and give it the shape of a pointed bud about 0.7 cm high.

3. We form the first not thick petal of the same height as the base of the bud, press it between the palms.

4. We stick the petal to the bud. Then we make a few more of the same petals and stick to the bud in a circle. There should be small gaps between the upper sides of the petals, you do not need to press them too tightly together.

5. Petals for the next rows are made a little larger. After pressing the petal to the palm, put the petal on the sponge and press down on its underside with a tool with a small ball at the end.

6. Slightly bend down the top edge of the petal.

7. We make one or two rows of such petals.

8. In this way, you need to make 6 roses from polymer clay with a diameter of about 2.0 cm and 2 unopened buds. Pins with flowers stick into a ball of foil.

9. Next, we make small white-green flowers. To do this, mix white clay with a small piece of light green clay. Form a flat circle with a diameter of 1 cm from it. Make 5 indentations along the edges of the circle with the back of the knife.

10. Place the circle on a sponge or palm and in a circular motion iron it in the center with a tool with a ball on the end to make a concave flower.

11. Make 10 of these flowers. Lubricate the center of each with liquid clay.

12. Put a ball of silver-colored clay with a diameter of 0.3 cm on the hat of a jewelry carnation. On top of the silver ball, apply a little dry silver pigment. Prepare 10 of these carnation balls.

13. Take one carnation with a silver ball, pierce the white-green flower in the center with it and put the flower on the carnation so that its center is in contact with the silver ball. Similarly, prepare the rest of the flowers and stick them into a ball of foil.

14. Roll out light green clay into a cake 0.2 cm thick and cut leaves 1.5-2 cm long from it with a knife or a cookie cutter. On the edges of the leaves, make notches with small scissors or a strip of metal folded at an acute angle.

15. On each petal, create a vein texture with a mold. Now bake all the flowers and leaves in the oven.

16. On the underside of the rose with a pin, put on a bead hugger. Bend the pin near the base of the rose at a right angle, cut off the excess length and twist the remaining “tail” with round-nose pliers in the form of a loop. Do the same with the rest of the roses and white-green flowers, only the bead huggers can be omitted on the white-green flowers.

17. Using jewelry rings, attach two pieces of a large chain of suitable length to the sides of the watch. Attach the elements of the togla lock along the edges of the chain.

18. Attach three roses at an equal distance from each other and a bud to one chain of watches, attach the rest of the roses with a bud to the second chain. Attach white-green flowers between roses.

19. Attach green leaves to the watch bracelet with jewelry rings, distributing them evenly.

20. Now it remains to attach a few transparent glass beads between the flowers.

Here are the ones I got. I think it will be great

Clock "Monochrome". Sculpting from polymer clay. Master Class.

Let's try to make a clock that will not only show the time, but also become a wonderful elegant decoration.

Necessary materials:

— polymer clay black and white;
- mechanism for watches;
- glass black beads;
- jewelry pins;
- jewelry carnations;
- jewelry rings;
- big chain
— glossy varnish for polymer clay;
— acrylic paint black color;
— quick-drying glue;
- toggle lock;
- toothpicks;
- mold "sheet universal";
- rolling pin;
- round pliers;
- pliers;
- brush;
- knife.

Stages of work:

	From white clay, roll up a sausage a little less than 1 cm thick and 4 cm long. Then roll out black clay into a 1mm thick layer and cut a strip of it about 1cm wide, 4cm long. Place the black strip vertically on top of the white sausage and roll the sausage across the work surface.
	Lay the sausage on its side so that the black side is on the left and the white side is on the right. And roll out the sausage on top to a thickness of 2mm.
	Cut the resulting strip in half. Place both pieces together and roll them out again. Then cut the sausage in half again, put both parts together and roll out again. Repeat the same 3-4 times.
	For the last time, cut the resulting strip into identical parts and fold them on top of each other. Gently squeeze the sides of the sausage with your hands and roll it on the work surface to give it a rounded shape.
	Cut the resulting striped sausage into circles 1 mm thick. From the circles, form pointed petals.
	Stick three petals on a toothpick, blind them with each other at the base. Thus, make about 12 of these flowers.
	Take two identical pieces of white and black clay and start mixing them together until you have a piece of clay with gray stains. After that, blind from it 12 petals 2.5 cm long and 1.5 cm wide.
	Using the “universal sheet” mold, give the petals a texture, then slightly stretch the edges of the petals with a toothpick so that they become wavy.
	Now you need to collect a flower from six gray petals in the same way as we collected a flower with striped leaves. You need to make two of these flowers.
	Insert a jewelry pin into the underside of the gray flower, cut off excess clay with small scissors or a knife.
	From black clay, form oblong leaves 2 cm long. Use a knife to make veins on the leaves. At the rounded base of the leaves, make through holes with a toothpick. You need to make 10 of these leaves. Now bake the leaves and those made earlier in the oven according to the instructions.
	After baking, polish the black leaves with a glossy varnish for polymer clay.
	Paint the middle of the gray flowers with black polymer clay paint. When the paint dries, drop glue into the center of the flowers and quickly glue one black bead at a time.
	Take a black bead and put it on a jewelry carnation, then put a striped flower on a carnation with a bead, twist the edge of the carnation from the bottom of the flower with a loop with round-nose pliers. In this way, attach the beads to all the other striped flowers.
	Take a gray flower and loop the sharp end of the jewelry bulak located in its underside. If the pin is long, cut off the excess. Then, using a ring, connect one side of the pin to the clockwork. Attach the second gray flower on the other side of the mechanism. Attach a large chain to the loops along the edges of the flowers.
	Measure the required length of the chain and remove the excess part by opening the links with pliers. Attach a toggle lock along the edges of the chain with jewelry rings.
	Attach striped flowers to the chain - six flowers on one side of the watch and the same number on the other side. Hook the flowers with loops on the chain and pinch the loops with pliers.