Learn how to make your own faux arrowhead with faux bone components for this prehistoric necklace relic. Parker’s Clayful Tutorials Club Members are taking a journey through time this month with our Prehistoric Theme. Don’t miss these other prehistoric tutorials.

Here’s a quick, easy, and fun tutorial to go along with our Prehistoric Theme for the month. Are you ready to make your own faux arrowhead necklace with this tutorial? Here we go!

MATERIALS:

• Premo! Polymer Clay
• Polymer Clay Blade
• Tiny Eye Screws
• Your Fingers!
• Inkadinkado Chalk Palette
• Waxed Cotton Cord
• Baby Wipes
• Polymer Clay Oven

Polymer Clay Faux Arrowhead Necklace Tutorial

• Prepare and condition dark grey polymer clay.
• Shape polymer clay into a teardrop.
• Smoosh teardrop onto your work surface.
• Use pinky fingers on either side of the wide end to indent slightly.
• Take the wide end and pinch flat on the edges.
• Repeat the same pinching process on the sides of the arrowhead.
• Gently remind the shape with your fingers while on the work surface.
• Use you blade to cut “chunks” out of the arrowhead.
• Use fingers to smooth cut lines and indent further if needed.
• Rub your finger on top of black chalk.
• Make sure your finger tip is fully loaded with black chalk powder.
• Rub the chalks all over the ridges, sides, and edges of the arrow.
• This will give a nice dark and aged finish to your arrowhead.
• Bake your arrowhead at 275 degrees Fahrenheit for 45 minutes.
• String into your own creation as desired

Thanks for joining me today,

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