Butterflygirl
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This is one of the first polymer clay pens that I have done. Found some canes at Hobby Lobby. This one turned out pretty good for one of my first I think.
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This is one of the first polymer clay pens that I have done. Found some canes at Hobby Lobby. This one turned out pretty good for one of my first I think.
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Lenny
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Very nice indeed! 
G1Pens
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Looks great !!
Good looking pen. Nice job.
Pen_Turner_297
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Great Job.It looks real nice
Drstrangefart
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It's a stick of the clay with the design running the entire length. Look up Millifiori on YouTube.
Butterflygirl
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It is clay that you can find on the baked clay isle of most craft stores. It already has the decorations in it. I cut it real thin with a razor blade put it on the tubes one peice at a time and then bake in oven according to the directions on package.Was very fun and pretty easy also did a couple coats of thin CA and med. then finished carefully with micro mesh.
boxerman
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Very nice pen. Toni better watch out.
boxerman
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How long did it take to put all the piece on the pen?
76winger
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Looks really nice!
woodgraver
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Awesome job! Maybe one day you will make some to sell!
Drstrangefart
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It ended up being roughly an hour. I had just enough time to turn a glow in the dark FIMO pen while that was happening.
Edward Cypher
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Very cool. Nice job.
workinforwood
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Nicely done! Looks very 60's with those colors..a pen to be proud of for sure
PenMan1
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Very nicely done! Looks like another pen maker slips over to the "dark" side
TexasTaxi
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Can you turn it, after it's baked? Or do you have to get it shaped before you bake it?
That's a cool looking pen!
That's a cool looking pen!
Drstrangefart
Member
Using,the same clay I make blanks for turning. You should be able to touch it up in the lathe with a skew/sandpaper.
Butterflygirl
Member
This one is for sell most of what I make I put up for sell. Thanks for all the comments!
navycop
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Curious on learning more. Did you turn it on the lathe also? Or just make it to the correct dimensions before baking it? Did you go through all 9 grits of the MM? Also did you CA it inbetween sanding or just the top layer?
Thanks.