Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
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Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Jewellery Group this week is using Fimo, so I sent for some (a four-colour kit with varnish). Am guessing the tutor will probably bring equipment, but is there anything I could take for working on/with? Think I have the blade somewhere (acquired one at the PaperArtsy classes when we were stamping on clay), but presumably we will need a rolling-pin-type thing and maybe a piece of glass/tile/acrylic sheet to work on?
Imagine it will only be fairly basic stuff (we're only there for 2 hours): any help would be appreciated.
Lynda
Imagine it will only be fairly basic stuff (we're only there for 2 hours): any help would be appreciated.
Lynda
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Yep, a roller - preferably acrylic so it doesn't stick. If anybody has a pasta machine there though, try and use that.
Cutters or moulds depending on what you're going to be doing.
A tile is good for baking on. If you're making beads and haven't got a proper bead baker then you can rest them on concertinaed bits of card.
Silicone, or non stick craft sheet, for working on.
I could give you a list a mile long if you wanted to get all the stuff I've got, lol but doubt it yet.
Cutters or moulds depending on what you're going to be doing.
A tile is good for baking on. If you're making beads and haven't got a proper bead baker then you can rest them on concertinaed bits of card.
Silicone, or non stick craft sheet, for working on.
I could give you a list a mile long if you wanted to get all the stuff I've got, lol but doubt it yet.
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Thanks, Lorraine - as I said, only the basics and I think I can rustle up things like the silicone sheet and something to roll with.
Lynda
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Watch out if you have asthmatics though it's quite smelly/fumey when baking. Or will you do that at home? It takes a while to cool.
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Suspect we will bake at home, Karelyn, as I imagine the two hours will be taken up just making the basic beads! But thanks for the tip.
Lynda
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Sounds like good fun. Lets see the finished items please. x
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
I worked with Fimo for many years but never made jewellery.
Would be nice to see photos.
Would be nice to see photos.
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Steph wrote:Would be nice to see photos.
.....but only if what I make is any good!
Lynda
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lyndaejane- Awesome Artist
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
lyndaejane wrote:Steph wrote:Would be nice to see photos.
.....but only if what I make is any good!
Lynda
Oh no - it's warts and all on here
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
Steph wrote:Oh no - it's warts and all on here
I can do that!
Lynda
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
I can just imagine a necklace made of warts LOL
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Re: Working with Fimo - what do I need, please?
thriftycrafter wrote:I can just imagine a necklace made of warts LOL
Oh YUK !!!
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