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Candy cane plugs- Polymer clayby *Thekawaiiod

Artisan Crafts / Jewelry / Earrings & Piercings

©2012-2013 *Thekawaiiod

So I was making candy canes the other day, and this idea crossed my mind

They are polymer clay I can makes these into real plugs as well

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~masterofthenothing Nov 18, 2012

Are they attached with magnets or is it straight through a larger piercing? I make candy cane earrings too, but this is a cool diff way to wear them!

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*Thekawaiiod Nov 18, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

these are made with a flat back post earring then baked into the clay

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~masterofthenothing Nov 19, 2012

so the post jus slips into the hole in the other piece? i figured this would fall off :-s

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*Thekawaiiod Nov 19, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

do you often wear post earrings? hehe they lock together

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~masterofthenothing Nov 19, 2012

i get the post earrings thing i thought they all came with those butterfly clip things and wondered how u incorporated them into the candycane

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*Thekawaiiod Nov 20, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

well I just take a toothpick and make a hole where the butterfly end goes and bake it in like that

maybe I will make a tutorial when I make my next pair

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~masterofthenothing Nov 21, 2012

so you jus push the earpost into the fimo to secure it? that's brave! I'm always unsure about things like that. Using the right glue etc.

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*Thekawaiiod Nov 21, 2012 Professional Artisan Crafter

I only bake in the butterfly part, then I use super glue to attach the flat back to the other end. I think it just takes practice I have made about 20 pairs of fake gauges

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