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Supplies you will need: Rubber Stamp: Art
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| Condition silver Kato polymer clay and roll out on thickest setting of pasta machine. |
| Use clay blade to cut two pieces of clay slightly larger than your final piece. |
| Join two pieces together. Start with one short end and gradually place top layer over bottom layer so that you avoid getting any air trapped between the layers. |
| Use acrylic rod to roll over piece to ensure that the two layers are fully joined. Use small stipple brush to create a light texture on the face of the piece. |
| Cut out shape that is large enough for the stamp image using a clay blade. |
| Dust clay with green Perfect Pearls from the Patina set. |
 Roll
out some extra silver clay and use Kemper heart punch to punch
out 6 hearts. Dust with Forever Red Perfect Pearls. |
 Roll out a thin snake with extra silver clay and twist into a thin rope for edging. Press into sides of base, cutting between twists to join the ends. Dust with green Perfect Pearls. |
 Stamp
saying on piece using Brilliance Graphite Black ink. |
| Use needle to poke a hole where you intend to hang the hand charm. |
| Place magnet base and hearts on clay tile and bake at 275º for 25 minutes. Allow to cool in oven. |
| Color center of magnet base with Metallic Rub-Ons Ruby, Color Kit No. 1. Use tissue to remove excess rub-on. Very lightly rub some on top of roping. |
| Put tiny dots of white glue where you want the hearts and adhere hearts. |
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Use gold thread to attach heart charm. |
| Attach 4 round magnets to back of piece with Crafters' Pick glue. |
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