I love new and interesting things and Faux Bone is no exception, I heated it up and merely pressed an inked stamp into the surface...the detail is brilliant, each piece is 1 inch.
My take on what the product is...I really think it is perspex but I have read elsewhere that they believe it to be PVC.
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Wow what an interesting product, you have my mind ticking over. Who makes this? Your bird house anove is cute too, I like the paint effects.
Wow! I've heard about it, but never seen it made into anything before! I love it. Great job. Don't forget to show up more. :)
I love the faux bone did a class with Robert Danick last year in it
You are really doing some cool things with the Faux Bone. We are a distributor and it makes me want to run to the warehouse and try that out. Any special inks you can recommend? Thanks so much for sharing. It's a fabulous idea!
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Tonya
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I'm intrigued - hadn't even heard of the stuff! You got great results with it.
this looks like a great product think I might be surfing the web for it soon, and it will be your fault if I buy it, LOL
Is this Robert Dancik's 'faux bone'?
I've sawn, carved, drilled, sanded and patinated it, but never thought of heating it!
haven't you been a busy girl! These look great. Love the effects you have created with this product. Great texture!
This is incredible artwork. Thanks so much for making the projects and blogging about it. I agree with the others. Gonna have to try this product soon.
Lovely blog, great inspiration!
Haven't heard of faux bone before, so will google it, really amazing stuff!
((Lyn))
Totally gorgeous!What a fun product, thanks so much for sharing.
with great results! you make it sound easy... I'll be looking to check this out myself very soon. thank you for sharing.
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