Knitting Pattern Earrings made out of FIMO soft with Lovisa
When it's getting colder outside cozy knits are a wardrobe staple. Bring this beloved trend into your jewellery lines with polymer clay! In our FIMO live workshop on 2nd November 2022 at 8 PM (CET) you will learn how to make knit-style polymer clay slabs and how to transform them into individual earrings. It’s easier than you think!
Enjoy a cozy evening with Jewellery Designer Lovisa and create your very first knit-style jewellery collection!
Material list for the FIMO live workshop Knitting Pattern Earrings
Required FIMO colours
- 1 block FIMO soft sahara (8020-70)
- 1 block FIMO soft caramel (8020-7)
- 1 block FIMO soft chocolate (8020-75)
- 1 block FIMO soft white (8020-0)
optional: 1 block FIMO effect granite (8020-803)
You will also need:
- a small glass plate, cutting board or ceramic tile for rolling out the FIMO
- a rolling pin for clay (alternatively, you can also use a glass bottle)
- clay cutters
- jump rings size 8-10mm
- earring studs and hooks
Items you'll probably have at home:
- a baking sheet
- a baking tray
- an oven
- an oven thermometer
- a tissue blade
- a scalpel or x-acto knife
- a needle to make holes
- superglue
- sandpaper
FAQs
Yes! The FIMO live workshops are a free service provided by FIMO. All you need to do is to jump in via the live stream link.
The FIMO live workshops are held in English.
Our FIMO live workshops are made for beginners and advanced creative minds.
Every workshop will last approximately 60 minutes.
You can find a material list and templates in the workshop details as well as in the description of the live stream links on YouTube. Register for our FIMO newsletter to receive a detailed material lists as well as special offers of our cooperation partners and shops to buy the workshop material.
Lovisa from @lovanju
Jewellery Designer
For as long as she can remember, working and creating things with her hands has been Lovisas passion starting by playing the piano and afterwards making her own jewellery. As a kid she was already creative with FIMO and today she is trying to work with it as often as possible. Cutting out freehand small leaves or trees and create intricate patterns are her favorite techniques. Lovisa loves especially the freedom to create whatever you like and the high quality of FIMO. Her biggest source of inspiration is nature and not other polymer artists as comparing herself with others harms her creativity the freedom to do it her way. Her skills improve the most through a lot of practice and not giving up. ‘Be patient’ is her advise and trust in the process of improvement.
Follow Lovisa on Instagram @lovanju and check out her website.
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❤ Let's clay together!
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