In one of the recent Friendly Plastic videos, I featured a technique using nail polish and altering the surface of the plastic to give it some unusual crackled effects.
I believe one of the greatest honors I could ever receive is an email such as this:
Hi Linda
I was so inspired by your nail varnish technique that I covered lots of sticks of FP. Here's the result of one! I've also used some foils and little peel off flowers. The pendant is finished with several coats of Magic-Glos. Hope you like it.
Best wishes
Kate Gatti
Kate Charles Crafts
And here is Kate's beautiful pendant made with this technique:
It's just gorgeous!! Thank you Kate for taking the time to email me and allow me to share this with everyone!!! Keep up the fantastic work!!
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Friendly Plastic is back and it is HOT! This unique modeling materials can simulate the look and texture of lampworked and dichroic glass. An amazing modeling material that is soft and maliable when heated, yet strong and durable when cooled. Join award winning artists, as they take you on an amazing journey exploring Friendly Plastic
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Friendly Plastic is back and it is HOT! This unique modeling material can simulate the look and texture of lampwork beads and dichroic glass along with stone effects - It's endless! It's a modeling material that is soft and maliable when heated, yet strong and durable when cooled.
Join award winning artist Linda Peterson of Linda Peterson Designs and her other talented guests as they take you on an amazing journey exploring Friendly Plastic.
Join award winning artist Linda Peterson of Linda Peterson Designs and her other talented guests as they take you on an amazing journey exploring Friendly Plastic.

2 comments:
Amazing pendant.Love the style and the innovative idea.I am sure the young generation will lap it up in no time.
Beautiful work Val. This blog is very inspiring. I love to see the work of your people.
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