Make your own pins

Good morning


I am so excited to share this new adventure with you today.  As you know I've been involved with Creative Paperclay and now I am a new Design Team member here at Amazing Molding Putty to give you even more uses for your clay projects.  I've been playing for a couple of days now and I can tell you this is so much fun.  I haven't touched much of anything else, my bad!!!  Ok, so here we go:

First this is what you need:

Here are my containers

now Terri  has an awesome video showing 

exactly how to make your mold, but since my

flip doesn't seem to be working right now, I can't

show you exactly how it's done.  :(

So I started out with this pin

when adding two equal parts of the putty and 

blending it together you create the beginning of a mold

I inserted my pin into the putty and let it cure for about 5 minutes.  

Here is your mold

Now you are ready to cast your mold.  Adding

two equal parts of the Amazing Resin cast and 

a drop of cranberry alcohol ink

pour the mixture into your mold slowly

and let that cure for about 10 minutes

now I added a safety pin to the backside of the

pin using some E6000 blue

see how nicely that holds?

and then I added some flat back pearls to the pin

I then attached the pin 

to a flower I made 

for this card.

The sentiment is from the Getting Cricky

"Positive Thoughts" stamp set

in honor of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Isn't it beautiful.  The possibilities are ENDLESS

If you can mold it, you can cast it, you can pin it.

Now, for the start up of this new DT I am giving one lucky commentator one of these pins.  Would you like one?  Leave me a comment and tell me if you have ever created your own mold or cased anything.

2.  Like AMP on FB and tell them I sent you and come back here and tell me you did that

3.  Follow AMP on their blog and come back here and tell me you did that.

4.  Post this giveaway on your blog and come back here and tell me you did that.

This gives you up to 4 chances to enter.  I will choose a winner on Monday, October 17th for the pink ribbon pin