Hello all, ready to add jewelry making to your bag of Sublimation Skills? Check out this Month’s Blank of the Month, Artesprix’s Jewelry Pendant Sublimation Blank. It’s a snap to create a beautiful piece of handmade jewelry with Artesprix’s Jewelry Pendant Blank and Sublimation Acrylic Paint, Stamp Ink and Refills. These blanks are small and versatile. But remember, they are only available for the month of July, so don't wait to grab your set from the Artesprix Shop. Follow along for the full instructions tutorial and Mixed Media Quick Tips Video below for the step by steps.
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What is Sublimation Iron-on-Ink?
It is an interesting and fun product that allows you to create a design on standard copy paper that can then be heat transferred onto surfaces (must have polyester in it or have a polyester coating). Once the project is transferred to the blank, it is lifetime permanent. Before Artesprix, you would need a fancy printer to experience this level of personalization, but not anymore!
Supplies:
Sublimation Acrylic Lightening Medium - White
Sublimation Stamp ink - Green, Black
Sublimation Stamp Ink Refill - Blue Green
Protective Project Mat
Jewelry Pendant Blank
Heat tape
Protective paper
Emerald Creek – Lori’s Cards and Creations, Inspired Background stamp
Split Key Ring with Chain
Craft Mat
Palette Knife
Computer Paper
Heat Press
Step-by-Step Tutorial:
Step 1: Apply a layer of Acrylic Sublimation Lightening Medium onto a craft mat with a palette knife.
Step 2: Add a few drops of Sublimation Blue and Green Stamp Refill Ink onto the layer of Lightening Medium. Spritz with water.
Step 3: Drag palette knife over paint and ink mixture to blend.
Step 4: Place a piece of copy paper into the wet paint/ink mixture and lift carefully. Allow to dry.
Step 5: Randomly stamp Sublimation Stamps from Emerald Creek across paper using Green Sublimation Stamp Ink.
Step 6: Stamp mini dragonfly design over background with Black Sublimation Stamp Ink.
Step 7: Remove metal white insert from Jewelry Pendant. Place Sublimation Pendant Blank onto inked paper, white side to design, and secure with heat tape.
Step 8: Make a "Sublimation Sandwich" by placing the prepared paper and blank between two pieces of protective paper.
Step 9: Heat set according to the specific blank specifications. These metal Jewelry Pendants call for 400℉ for 45 seconds.
Step 10: After heat set, conduct a "peek test" at the transfer and ensure it was successful (do not remove tape until transfer is confirmed). Re-heat if needed.
Step 11: Remove paper to reveal the transfer.
Step 12: Use jewelry tools to attach Split Key Ring with Chain to the Sublimation Pendant.
Step 13: Attach the finished pendant blank onto jewelry base with adhesive provided.
The nifty thing about the Artesprix Jewelry Pendant Blank is that you can use it to create a necklace, charm, or even a Key Chain like I did. So, I hope you will give Artesprix Sublimation products and blanks a try to create something wonderful! Grab your Jewelry Pendants before the month is over and we make room for August's Blank of the Month.
Happy Day!
Lori Warren
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