These are resin stud earrings. They are very comfortable because of their feather like weight.

Friendly Plastic was melted and fused onto brass backings for this necklace and earring set.

These cuffs are made from Friendly Plastic that I melted, blended, and formed. The backing is white brass.

The Henderson Art Fair was on Mother's Day Weekend.  It was great fun and I sold lots of all my creations.
The cuffs are still the most popular. People are amazed at the lightness and flexibility. Earrings were also very popular as well as, my collars.

 

  

I read a blog about using old record albums. It said to melt the record in the oven until flexible at 200 degrees.  I did that and had to use a glove to pick it up. When it was warm I could easily cut it. The record had to go back in the heat a couple times to finish my cuts. This is a collar necklace that is embellished with a piece of brass and Friendly Plastic.

I need some opinions.  My cuff bracelets have been created in a number of different widths. They run from 1/2 inch to over 2 inches. What is in style for 2014. Any ideas? Let me know. Dr.alan2@gmail.com

We have been trying to come up with a new design for a necklace.  I have created a number of pendant styles that were dependent on a chain or cord to be wearable.  Leanne had an amazing idea to copy the form of a solid gold and silver collar she had.  I wrapped her collar with a layer of cardboard and covered it with foil. A heat gun was used to melt plastic resin onto the form.  It got really hot at I worked and the plastic began to run. After a little practice, a section was melted then set in ice water to cool. The sections came together and I had a collar.