I might start with a Mokume Gane technique I learned from Julie Picarello last year which is a lot of fun. I can create pendants, hair barrettes, beads and other jewelry pieces.

I will then experiment with my extruder and make several types of canes for more jewelry pieces.

I also love creating stripe blends which I call my Candy Cane Stripes to make different shaped beads.

And finally, with my left over "scrap" pieces I love to create lentil swirls, natasha beads and other mirror image pieces.


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1 Smooshing Thoughts:
This is a very cool color mixing post. Super awesome things listed.
Jennifer
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