I am in desperate need of food but I am going to take care of this before I go upstairs.... we all know what happened last time!! My stomach is growling so I better work fast!
Okay, I made a couple Church beads to go in my village plus an apartment building. I like the first one the best. I used a black permanent ink pen to outline the door on the 2nd one and now I don't like it. I will have to fix it with thin strips of black clay.
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I used PearlEx powder on the Churches and chalk on the apt.
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Back of the buildings
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I've had the stained glass cane for several years, made from Pardo Art Clay, its pretty hard. I had a heck of a time making a hole for the head pin. I like to feed the pin all the way though the bead so it won't pull out.

This roof was made from a Kato clay cane, much easier to work with.
Now I can go eat! No wonder I'm hungry, it's supper time! Time flies when you're having fun!!
Thanks for stopping by.
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