How to design a sculpey covered pen

Design a Sculpey Covered Pen

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Separate the ink from the barrel; set aside

Separate the ink from the barrel; set aside

Cut two or more pieces of Sculpey clay

Cut two or more pieces of Sculpey clay

Flatten both pieces of Sculpey clay using brayer or dowel type object

Flatten both pieces of Sculpey clay using brayer or dowel type object

Sandwich Sculpey pieces on top of one another

Sandwich Sculpey pieces on top of one another

Tightly roll up your Sculpey like a jelly roll; I added a small white coil to the inside before rolling

Tightly roll up your Sculpey like a jelly roll; I added a small white coil to the inside before rolling

Roll out the "jelly roll" to further thin it out

Roll out the "jelly roll" to further thin it out

Final thinned out roll

Final thinned out roll

Slice your "jelly roll" into even sized pieces

Slice your "jelly roll" into even sized pieces

Further flatten pieces with your brayer or finger tips

Further flatten pieces with your brayer or finger tips

Add flat pieces of Sculpey to barrel of pen; don't forget the top!

Add flat pieces of Sculpey to barrel of pen; don't forget the top!

This is what your pen barrel should look like

This is what your pen barrel should look like

Gently roll to compress and even out pieces of sculpey

Gently roll to compress and even out pieces of sculpey

Place on foil lined cookie sheet for 10 mins at 250 degrees

Place on foil lined cookie sheet for 10 mins at 250 degrees

Place ink back in barrel. Here's your Sculpey covered pen! You can replace ink when it runs out. Have fun experimenting with designs!

Place ink back in barrel. Here's your Sculpey covered pen! You can replace ink when it runs out. Have fun experimenting with designs!

  • Sculpey clay
  • Craft knife
  • Pen with removable barrel
  • Brayer or dowel
  • Oven and foil