Monday, October 16, 2023

shrinky dink necklace by kecia deveney



Kecia  Deveney here  - yet again using my favorite stencil by Pam Carriker called
  "Create Face" (S646). I decided I wanted to make a funky shrinky dink necklace
with It. 


Using a dauber and various inks by StazOn, I placed the stencil on a sheet of bright white shrinky dink paper. I carefully daubed ink over the stencil until I was satisfied with how It looked. 



After letting the ink dry for a few minutes, I used a bright pink Sharpie pen to color her hair. 



Next, I drew a crown, wings, a lotus flower and stamped the word "secret"





Then I punched some holes at the bottom to add to dangles. Here's how the size of the shrinky dink looks before shrinking.  (Bake at 350 for 2-4 minutes)



Here's how It looks after shrinking. (I also added some brown marker over the pink hair before shrinking)





 
Next I worked on the dangles using Laurie Mika's stencil, "Milagro" (L785). I did the same technique using a dauber and StazOn inks. Here's how they look before shrinking.



After Baking. You'll notice that the colors tend to get darker after baking.






Then I used jump rings to attach the dangles to the base. I also added a vintage prism in the middle. One large jump ring at the top and I can feed a chain through and wear my new necklace. 






















2 comments:

  1. Novel and fun way to use these stencils. Thanks, Kecia!

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  2. Kecia, I really have been wanting to use shrinky dink material, which brand do you use? Any tips? I swear I will do this after seeing your post, much thanks, Linda W

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