Nunn Design's bezel pendants open up all kinds of design possibilities when designing jewelry. Fill them up with epoxy clay and embed all kinds of different materials. Becky used small Czech glass fire-polished beads with epoxy clay to create this focal. To complete the design, she mixed her own beaded links featuring the same fire-polished beads with Beadlinx chain.
Fill the Nunn Design antique gold-plated pewter half circle grande bezel pendant with a thin layer of epoxy clay. Add two rows of Czech glass 3mm matte metallic antique gold fire-polished beads into the epoxy clay at the top of the pendant. Working your way down, add two rows of Czech glass 3mm milky jonquil celsian fire-polished beads and two rows of Czech glass 3mm sueded gold crystal fire-polished beads. Allow the epoxy clay to dry.
Epoxy Clay Text Tutorial
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Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
Nunn Design's bezel pendants open up all kinds of design possibilities when designing jewelry. Fill them up with epoxy clay and embed all kinds of different materials. Becky used small Czech glass fire-polished beads with epoxy clay to create this focal. To complete the design, she mixed her own beaded links featuring the same fire-polished beads with Beadlinx chain.
Fill the Nunn Design antique gold-plated pewter half circle grande bezel pendant with a thin layer of epoxy clay. Add two rows of Czech glass 3mm matte metallic antique gold fire-polished beads into the epoxy clay at the top of the pendant. Working your way down, add two rows of Czech glass 3mm milky jonquil celsian fire-polished beads and two rows of Czech glass 3mm sueded gold crystal fire-polished beads. Allow the epoxy clay to dry.
Epoxy Clay Text Tutorial
Epoxy Clay Video Tutorial
Crystal Clay Epoxy Clay Video Tutorial