In my last walk by the sea I was lucky enough to find
a few cute and very beautiful rocks, possibly from a tile that has been
modified from the salty water. So, I collected them and yesterday a few ideas came up
in my mind, on how to use them. I will try to post a few tutorials with them.
Let’s start…. Summer is almost here and we may use
accessories with more colors or more natural materials. We can create a
beautiful, simple ring with one of the rocks and we can create it with the
colors we love.
What are we going to need
- Glue (I use E6000, but any glue for jewelry will be
great)
- Paint brash
- Ring base (I choose one in silver color)
- Colors for ceramic
Procedure
I really enjoyed this crafting since I did it with my
daughter. Just simple use the colors you love and paint the stone. I wanted to
create a ring with the two favorites colors for summer season and in a simple,
geometric pattern.
When you finish the paint just let the stone for
a while to dry. And then you are done… just put glow in the ring base and glue
the rock. Your ring is ready!
Just to be sure, let the glow for 24h and then your
ring will be really stable.
If you want to make it more “bright” or more “flashy”,
you may add with white glue glitter or just use transparent varnish.
So…what do you think? A pure natural ring that is
really uncommon!
Enjoy!!!! Happy Crafting!!!

Great idea!! Love the color combination! :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful..!!!
ReplyDeletesuch a special ring! Maybe I could try it on the weekend! Thank you Zina :)
ReplyDeleteLovely!Where do you find E6000 in Greece?AriadnefromGreece!
ReplyDeleteHey Ariadne!
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Lovely! Reminds me of an ice cream cone - very appropriate :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! and easy to make!
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial! I collect rocks and look forward to trying this!
ReplyDeleteSo creative! I remember as a child picking up modified glass that the water had smoothed into beautiful shiny diamonds and rubies.
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