Kneed the clay to soften. Roll out the clay until it is about 1/8" thinck. When deciding where to place the stamp, leave a little space around the image are for a small border. Press the rubber stamp firmly into the clay. Cut out with the cookie cutter. Make a hole at the top with the toothpick for hanging the ornament. Place the ornament on a cookie sheet and backe according to the directions on the box of clay. Make sure you have good ventilation. Remove from oven and let cool. Any rough edges can be sanded - and the hole can be drilled if needed. Paint. You can antique with a wash using any shade of brown. Let set for a few seconds and wipe off with a paper towel. If it looks too dark, dampen a paper towel with water and wipe down again. Let dry. Coat with varnish. Tie on a thin ribbon.

Note: Do not cook with any supplies you used to work with the polymer clay.

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Stamp image on tissue paper using Fabrico fabric ink or other heat-set fabric ink.
Heat set with heat gun.

Color with colored pencils (not water color or metalic pencils).
Cut out image as close to the outer edge as possible.

Pour just enough varnish inside the ball to coat it well. Roll ball around until entire
inside surface is covered. Pour out any extra varnish.

For glass balls (or any one piece ball) with a small opening at the top, roll the image around a pencil with the stamped side on the outside. Insert pencil into ball - the image will unroll itself. Use tweezers or the end of a pipe cleaner to move the image around. Be careful not to rip the tissue paper. Make sure the entire paper is making contact with the surface of the ball.

Pour gliter into the ornament. Hold your finger over the opening (if using a glass/one piece ball) and shake well (do not roll!). When the inside is evenly covered, dump out any extra glitter.

Let dry overnight. Add hanger.

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