If you read creative blogs as much as I do, you’re probably very aware that Martha Stewart has a new line of jewelry supplies, and that a bunch of very talented bloggers has been creating beautiful pieces with those supplies for a few weeks now.
I also got an amazing package of Martha Stewart Jewelry supplies, and I have been having a wonderful time playing around with everything that came.
Check out what they send me:
Amazing! Now…what to do with it…
Let’s be honest, I spent quite a while just playing, and one of the things I was really excited about playing with was this:

A custom mold kit.
Cool, right!
So, once upon a nap time I pulled out the supplies and had a little fun.
It was like a chemistry experiment…but what to make a mold of?
Well, just about everyone who knows me knows that I have a weakness for a few things–one of those being buttons.
Plus, buttons come in all sorts of cool shapes and have interesting designs. That nap-time fun turned into those cool statement rings. Here’s how I did it.
Supplies:
- Martha Steward Custom Mold Kit
- Buttons
- Hot glue gun
- Martha Steward Epoxy Clay (white and red)
- Martha Steward Ring Settings
- Jewelry Super Glue
- Martha Steward Jewelry Glaze
- Martha Steward Jewelry Enamel
- Tooth Pick



Once 24 hours have passed, pop those babies out of the molds, and let’s get painting.
For this project, I used both Martha Stewart’s Jewelry glaze (creamy gold and aqua) and the enamel (orange).
Both of these are cool but here are the differences: The enamel is much thinner and takes 24 hours to dry.
But it is cool because it allows you to clearly see the texture of the piece.
The glaze dries much quicker and gives a nice shine.
I found that it was easiest to apply both the glaze and the enamel with a toothpick. The red cabochon I decided not to paint.
Then, it is just a matter of super gluing the finished cabochon onto the ring setting.

Here are the three rings I made and the button I used as a mold.




Wow! You brought DIY to the next level. I appreciate all your ideas and how open you are to share it with us. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing such a variety of tips.Whether you are looking for an anniversary gift, watch, engagement ring, or need jewelry repair, The Diamond Family welcomes you and looks forward to the opportunity to serve you.
Hi,
Nice Post, I love your ideas they are very creative. You have done a great job.
Keep posting more about it. Looking forward towards more post.
Thanks a lot
THis is fabulous. I totally want this!! Great work
That is pretty darn cool, they turned out really good.
Lisa
Creative Raisins
Wow! These rings turned out beautifully! Molds sound like they could be so much fun! And I’m green with envy over all of those fantastic Martha bits-and-bobs! Can’t wait to see more projects! 🙂
Those are adorable buttons!
I simply must have this. MUST. I knew Martha had a new line, I had no idea I could make my own molds. This girl is about to go nuts!! 😉
Those molds are awesome! I love the rings. Thanks for sharing at Monday Funday!
That’s so cool! I’m jealous, you can’t really get Martha Stewart stuff over here in Oz.
Sooooo pretty! You did a great job! And how cool are those molds?!?!?! I can’t wait to try them out…
Very pretty!
Love these rings! Great job! Happy to be in Blue Print with you!
These are very pretty. I had not seen them!
~Gina
http://ginascraftcorner.blogspot.com/
These rings are so cool, and I love that you can paint them! Such fun. My local Michael’s is just getting the new Martha Stewart line in, they were setting it up when I was there two weeks ago. I’ll have to head back!
~Emily
http://tossedsaladlife.com
Wasn’t this kit so much fun? I had a blast with mine, and looks like you did too!
Very fun. My teenaged daughters would love this!
Oh, cool! I have been drooling over all this new jewelry stuff from Martha!
How Fun Nancy! I can’t wait to try this!!
Love this!
They look lovely, Nancy!
Nancy, these turned out GREAT! This Martha Stewart line looks like a winner! Thanks for sharing your awesome tutorial!
Very cute! I need to find some stuff to make molds with!