A group of crafty chicks—we call ourselves the "Tiara Chronicles"—get together every couple months and make something creative. This weekend, Debbie Tlach taught us how to do this nifty nest pin (adapted from instructions by Deryn Mentock's Belle Armoire Jewelry article). We had lots of laughs, took way too long, and everyone's piece turned out great!
We used annealed wire and made the eggs out of translucent polymer clay, with Distress Embossing powder mixed in to create the speckled color. It was easier than we all thought it would be. Gotta love when that happens!
It is very great. Annealed wire is obtained by means of thermal annealing, endowing it with the properties it needs for its main use - setting.
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Your nest looks great Michelle! The Tiara Chronicles are so much fun!
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Debbie
I am saying many curse words that I was not able to 'nest' with the rest of you...next time !
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I had so much fun, I loved how everyone's eggs/basket's turned out! I'm uploading the pictures now.
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Lisa!
P.S. Till the next Tiara Chronicles Adventure!
Love how your nest turned out. That was so much fun!
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