Ugly Sweaters

[barb.j.enders]

These are for my nieces and nephews.   Filled with polymer clay, which gets baked.  Finished with one coat of tung oil. 

[kywoodmaster]

Those are really cool!!!!

[Dave Monk]

Don't look ugly to me. Nice job!

[Scrollshrimp]

What a wonderful idea, they look great.

[Fab4]

Hi Barb:
Nice looking ugly sweaters, I would wear that...lol
keep up the great work
Fab4

[scrollerpete]

They look great Barb, Idid some and used epoxy, they are well received 

[Scrappile]

Clever, cute and well done.

[John B]

Nice idea Barb,
It's bit hot here for jumpers at Christmas, so T Shirts take their place

[daveww1]

excellent job, love them

[Blaughn]

I love your sense of humor on these!  Well done - hoping I don't get any of the ugly sweaters.......

[wombatie]

They look fabulous.  Love them.

Marg

[Charlie E]

Those are classic! Great job!

 

[heppnerguy]

Barb, very nice projects. They are so cute. I love the projects you dive into that for me is something I would not  have chosen to bother cutting. You keep on educating me with your work

Dick

heppnerguy

[Jim McDonald]

I really wanted to cut that pattern, but ran out of time. Maybe for next year.

[Gonzo]

Those are awesome!  I’ve made quite a few of the different patterns. 
Would you please explain the process that you used with the clay?

[barb.j.enders]

19 hours ago, heppnerguy said:

Barb, very nice projects. They are so cute. I love the projects you dive into that for me is something I would not  have chosen to bother cutting. You keep on educating me with your work

Dick

heppnerguy

Thanks Dick.  

[barb.j.enders]

11 hours ago, Jim McDonald said:

I really wanted to cut that pattern, but ran out of time. Maybe for next year.

I sometimes wish that the seasonal stuff came out earlier because there were lots I would have like to cut, but ran out of time!

[barb.j.enders]

11 hours ago, Gonzo said:

Would you please explain the process that you used with the clay?

I first watched Steve Good's video where he used the clay.  Basically I placed the ornament on a piece of parchment paper, rolled a bit of clay to warm up and then "crammed it" into the space.  Then baked for 15 minutes at 275 in my toaster oven on a different piece of parchment paper.  This is the product I used.  https://canada.michaels.com/en/2oz-polymer-clay-craft-smart/M10268070.html?dwvar_M10268070_size=2&dwvar_M10268070_color=Red

[Gonzo]

Thanks Barb!  I’ll have to give it a try. 

[rdatelle]

Those are adorable Barb. I.m sure the kids will love them.

[barb.j.enders]

23 hours ago, rdatelle said:

Those are adorable Barb. I.m sure the kids will love them.

They aren't really "Kids" anymore.  The youngest nephew is 25!