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Watercolor Paper Pendant: Creating a Flat Channel Without Wax
The Watercolor Paper Pendant that you see illustrated in the photograph floats on a cord that passes through a channel built into the piece. A channel is a beautifully functional way to mount a pendant, and is my preferred method … Continue reading
Posted in Basic watercolor jewelry construction, Pendants, Watercolor jewelry
Tagged adhesive, burnish, channel, construct, cord, design, flat, flat back, glue, jewelry, layers, Lineco, method, necklace, non-wax, paper, pendant, pH, step-by-step, watercolor, watercolor paper, watercolor paper jewelry, watercolor paper pendant, wax
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Neutral pH Adhesives versus Elmer’s Glue-All
I use Elmer’s Glue All primarily in the classroom because my students prefer it over the archival brands. The reason for this is its low odor. When using archival, neutral pH adhesive, students will often complain to me about the glue’s smell. … Continue reading
Posted in Basic watercolor jewelry construction, Best Practices, Pendants, Watercolor bracelets, Watercolor earrings, Watercolor jewelry
Tagged adhesive, archival, classroom, deterioration, Elmer's, environment, glue, healthy, jewelry, Lineco, neutral, odor, pH, studio, watercolor paper, watercolor paper jewelry
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