Many different kinds of materials were used to make the jewelry from ceramic to porcelain to air dry and oven baked clays.  Probably some of the new liquid paper mache would also be great.   In the decorating we used glazes, underglazes, marbelizing, one strokes, stipples, gold, silver, incising, cut-outs, decals and stains. Many were embellished with feathers, chains, pearls, rhinestones, and rhinestone chains. 

Many of the blanks could also be used to make buttons.

One of the tricks to making your jewelry "stay together" is to use a good jewelry glue.  We used two-part epoxy (fast drying) which is impossible to pull apart when mixed and applied properly.

The Large Elephant Medallion is Mold #L-159 which retails for $15.00.  The Unicorn is Mold #L-172 - $15.00 retail.  And the Lion is Mold #L-170 which also retails for $15.00.  These are great for medallions or coat pins

Findings are available through National Artcraft or through your local craft supplies store.

L-121 Egyptian Faces- 1# -2 1/2" - $16.50

L-166 Four Masks - 1# - $16.00

L-116 Silhouette Lady - 1# - 2" - $18.50

L-180 Plain Beads (14 in Mold) - 5# - $21.90

L-181 Fancy Beads (14 in mold) - 5# - $21.90

L-165 Jewelry Faces - 1# - $14.00

L-167 Rose Necklace & Earrings - 1# - $15.50

L-138 Butterfly Shapes - 1# - $9.50

L-135 Large Butterfly - 1/2" - $9.00

L-142 Small Square Blanks - 1# - $9.50

L-141 Freeform Blanks - 1# - $9.50

L-131 Circle Blanks - 2# - $15.90

L-137 Diamond Shapes - 1# - $7.00

L-130 Lg Square Blanks - 2# - $15.90

L-139 Sm Freeform Shapes - 1# - $7.00

L-140 Heart Blanks - 2# - $12.50