16. While the pumpkins dry, use some wire to create two eye pins. You’ll want the eye parts to be fairly large to accommodate the size of your stems.
Make Polymer Clay Pumpkin Earrings
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15. Next, in a well ventilated area, cover your pumpkins with some sort of lacquer. You can use Modge Podge or a clear spray found in most craft stores. Let your pumpkins dry.
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- Introduction and Materials
- Condition Polymer Clay
- Cut and Form the Polymer Clay
- Assemble and Bake Clay Pumpkins
- Draw Face on Polymer Pumpkins
- Lacquer Polymer Clay Pumpkins
- Add Pumpkin to Eye Pin
- Assemble Pumpkin Earrings
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