To begin, you'll need to choose clay and paint colors. I chose Navy and rose gold, a nice complementary color scheme. I used DecoArt Rose Gold metallic paint and Liquitex Basics in Pthalo blue.

I started with Copper Premo Accents and added Ranger Adirondack ink in Cranberry and Crimson- a generous 5-7 drops of each color. Spread the ink on the clay, let it dry, and blend it in to create a rosey-gold clay color.

For the blue color, I started with Premo Periwinkle and added a bit of black to deepen the shade and Ultramarine blue to make it, well, more blue! I also added a few drops of Indigo ink.

Once I was satisfied that the clay colors matched the paint colors, I was ready to silkscreen. I used the Free Spirit pattern.

I also used a butterfly cutter from the Lisa Pavelka designer collection to make my shape!

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