Glass cabochon making- how to make cabochons pendant for attractive results

Summary: This glass cabochon design from our customer designer is to show you a fine way about how to make cabochons pendant for attractive results! Cabochon pendant is really easy thing to do.

Cost a few dollars to purchase several clear, smoothing and heavy glass cabochons, then in the below way you will start to try how to make cabochons pendant for any possible jewelry pieces. Absolutely, they are usually applied in necklaces, in particular, the commemorative gifts.

Materials and tools:

Glass cabochon

Picture on paper – the ink should not run, use magazine pictures or laser printed pictures.

Plain white paper

Pen or pencil

Scissors

Paint brush

White glue, e.g. Elmer’s or Mod Podge

Acrylic paint, dark color

Acrylic paint, metallic

Polyurethane varnish

Instructions:

Step 1: paste picture behind cabochon

1st, place the glass cabochon on the picture and draw a line around it with the pen or pencil.

2nd, cut out the picture to the outline of the cabochon

3rd, apply the white glue to the front of the picture so that the entire picture is coated all the way to the edges. Place the picture on the back of the cabochon; use your fingers to rub the picture so that it is smoothly adhering to the glass cabochon with no air bubbles. Let the cabochon sit at least a few hours so that the glue is completely dry.

4th, repeat above processes on a piece of plain white paper to glue extra layers.

Step 2: paint cabochon into pretty pendant

1st, Give the back of the cabochon a second coat of the dark-colored acrylic paint; 

2nd, after it dries, apply metallic acrylic paint lightly on top of the dark

3rd, clean any glue or paint on the front of the cabochon with a damp cloth or paper towel;

4th, apply a coat of clear polyurethane varnish to the back of the cabochon.

The final look is like this:

Tada, the glass cabochon is done. Thanks for the idea about how to make cabochons pendant. Any process we made are just from our precious customers. Your participations are great support to us.

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Comments (1)

May 02, 2014 at 02:38 PM Jean Geer

Love this idea. I'll be trying it soon.