Booo….

[Toni]

Here are a few Halloween Pens to get everyone in the spirit

I never would have thought I'd make Halloween Pens, but this year has been full of surprises!! Lol

Each component is Millefiori Polymer Clay, skulls, bats, spider webs, spiders, pumpkins and vampire teeth!! These were a lot of fun to make!!

 

[qquake]

Those are so cool! Which kit is the third one?

 

[montmill]

Really nicely done. Clean and crisp. I'd also be interested in the first and third pen kits? Great choice to show off your work.

 

[Toni]

Those are so cool! Which kit is the third one?

Rollester

 

[Toni]

Really nicely done. Clean and crisp. I'd also be interested in the first and third pen kits? Great choice to show off your work.

The first one is the Shakespeare Rollerball and the third is the Rollester pen kit from PSI

 

[Jim15]

Those look great.

 

[tgsponge1]

Very nicely done. Look great

 

[Alchemist]

Those are so cool! Which kit is the third one?

I was going to say a chrome Rollester… she beat me to it!

 

[Alchemist]

These are great!

 

[sorcerertd]

Toni, every time I see your work I am amazed. You get such beautiful detail in your canes and it looks awesome on the pens. I'd love to try some basic PC pen barrels just to see how it goes. I understand the basics of PC. My wife has a lot of it around that she was hoping to use it more for jewelry. Due to unforeseen circumstances, it doesn't look like she's going to do anything with it. We have a pasta machine (the hand crank type) and a toaster oven specifically for working with PC. My question is, how do you determine the correct thickness to roll it down to for a specific pen kit?

 

[Toni]

Toni, every time I see your work I am amazed. You get such beautiful detail in your canes and it looks awesome on the pens. I'd love to try some basic PC pen barrels just to see how it goes. I understand the basics of PC. My wife has a lot of it around that she was hoping to use it more for jewelry. Due to unforeseen circumstances, it doesn't look like she's going to do anything with it. We have a pasta machine (the hand crank type) and a toaster oven specifically for working with PC. My question is, how do you determine the correct thickness to roll it down to for a specific pen kit?

Good question.. are you doing canes like I do or are you going to do abstract designs? If abstract designs. You will need a very sharp skew or sandpaper to bring it down to the size of the bushings.

toni

 

[sorcerertd]

Good question.. are you doing canes like I do or are you going to do abstract designs? If abstract designs. You will need a very sharp skew or sandpaper to bring it down to the size of the bushings.

toni

I'll probably start out with something abstract and see how that goes. I suppose I could just put in the bushings and roll it out like cookie dough for that? Obviously, with canes I would not want to distort them.