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The Art Of Friendly Plastic
http://www.friendlyplastic.blogspot.com
Friendly Plastic is back and it's hotter than ever! Yes, this is the same 80's retro modeling material, but it's back with contemporary style. Just look at all the inspiration on our blog! Join us on Facebook and Twitter too!
- Added on: Jul 18th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: FriendlyPlastic
- Listed in: Jewelry Mixed Media
- Tags: crafts jewelry making tutorials friendly plastic modeling materials friendly plastic pellets
Recent Posts
New Friendly Plastic TV Video - Glisten and Shine
This is a brand new technique that I've never shown except at the Starving Artist Retreat in Colorado. Just a word of caution, do not use regular oil paints as it produces quite a awful smell when placed on the griddle. Genesis Paints are available...
Crazy Cuffs in Belle Armoire - Jana Ewy
Im so excited to present this to you from Jana! Read her comments....then go buy the magazine! A few months ago I entered my first design challenge, hosted by Belle Armoire Magazine. The challenge was to design cuffs of any kind... so that is just w...
Friendly Plastic Basics - Fusing Strips together on a griddle - Video
The Fracture and Fusion technique of fusing strips together on a griddle is one of the best Friendly Plastic Techniques developed. In this video Jen shows you just how easy it is to begin working with Friendly Plastic. Well, I did promise a bunch ...
Friendly Plastic Dragon Art by SparkleStuff
As I was perusing Flickr's photo site for Friendly Plastic....I ran across this one and thought WOW! That looks like a dragon! And aptly so....Sparklestuff - the artist behind this work named it..."dragon". This piece took me back to a trip to Sa...
Part 2 - Heating methods of Friendly Plastic by Liz Welch FPUK
This is the second video in the Heating Method series by Liz Welch. These two videos are a MUST SEE if you have never worked with Friendly Plastic. Heating to the appropriate temperature and getting used to the differences in softening the plastic is...
A Quick Video on Melting Pellets by Jen Lowe
Well...Jen beat me to it!...getting her video up before I taped mine for the month...but actually this is perfect timing because I will be showing how to use Friendly Plastic Pellets in molds.However, before my video goes live, check out this Quickie...
