Wednesday, November 14, 2012


Hi girls!

Today I bring you a super cool DIY.

Hope you like it!




  1. 1
    What you will need:
    - Polymer Clay (maybe you can use other clay too)
    - Craft Knife
    - Plastic Card (like old phone card or credit card)
    - Sandpaper
    - Paintbrush
    - Golden Paint (or any other metallic paint of your choice)
    - Earring Hooks (matching to the paint you are going to use)
    - Eyepins
  2. Step 22
    Now you are only going to need Polymer Clay, Craft Knife and Plastic Card.
  3. Step 33
    Cut off a piece of clay. You can take less clay, as I took enough clay to make 5 fangs.
  4. Step 44
    To make it easier to work with your clay, you must warm it up, so it gets soft. Hold it in your hands or place it somewhere warm. While it is warming up, have a piece of candy! ^-^
  5. Step 55
    When your clay gets warm, roll it into a log.
  6. Step 66
    Then roll it out, so it's longer.
  7. Step 77
    Then roll this log using a card, to make it smooth.
  8. Step 88
    My finished log was about 1 cm in diameter, but you can make it thicker or thinner, your choice.
  9. Step 99
    Then I cut this log in about 2,5 cm long pieces. As you can see, I had enough clay to make 5 fangs.
  10. Step 1010
    But you only need 2 pieces for one pair of earrings. You may even make a necklace using these fangs, it looks very nice, too!
  11. Step 1111
    Then squash each piece into small, fat cylinders. You need to do it, so the finished pieces aren't too thin. You rolled your log smooth and measured it afterwards, so both fangs turn out to be the same size.
  12. Step 1212
    Now, this might be a bit confusing at first, but using a card, roll one end of each cylinder at an angle. This means you roll your clay like before, only hold the card at an angle.
  13. Step 1313
    The end result should look like this. You get two perfect cones. :)
  14. Step 1414
    This is optional, because I repeated this step afterwards, but you can do it now. Slice off end of each cone to make them even.
  15. Step 1515
    I did it again after baking, because when I did it with soft clay, both fangs lost their shape a bit and I had to re-shape them.
  16. Step 1616
    Then you can form your cones into fang shape. Just bend them to one side.
  17. Step 1717
    (Skip the following steps if unnecessary,continue on step 21)
    What to do if your not satisfied with your fangs and want them to be thicker? Do as I say:
    - Bend them back
  18. Step 1818
    - Squash into fat cone shape
  19. Step 1919
    - Roll at an angle again using card, shape as you go
  20. Step 2020
    - Bend back to fang shape again (see the differeence between these two?)
    (Continue on from here, if you didn't do last steps or if you are done with the last few steps)
  21. Step 2121
    Take your eyepins. (As mine were too long, I had to crop them a bit.)
  22. Step 2222
    Then push them into top of the fangs.
  23. Step 2323
    Bake your finished pieces according to package directions.
    Then sand with some rough sandpaper and then use nail file or finer sandpaper again.
    Paint your fangs with different color nail polish if necessary (skip the sanding part).
  24. Step 2424
    (Do this before applying nail polish!)
    Chop off top of the fangs with craft knife. As you can see, if you do this after baking, the edge will look neater after slicing, rather than doing this with soft clay.
  25. Step 2525
    Cover each fang with a piece of tape for a clean edge after painting.
  26. Step 2626
    Paint top of the fangs with golden paint.
  27. Step 2727
    Remove tape and reveal a nicely painted edge.
    (I still managed to smudge one fang,so check if your hands aren't covered with paint or the paint has dried completely)
  28. Step 2828
    Attach earring hooks and your done! :)
  29. Step 2929
    Done!
  30. Step 3030
    This is a necklace I made earlier.
  31. Step 3131
    Have a nice d

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