I love this nature inspired faux bone pendant from Christina Kosinski Designs. The pendant was hand formed in a faux bone polymer clay and has many leaves and flowers surrounding a face in the style of the leaf man or tree man.
This faux wood pendant from Creative Sisters mimics more than one type of wood in the same pendant for a striking look.
These hand carved faux stone petroglyph earrings are part of Cynthia Blanton's Primitives collection. They feature hand-carved polymer clay faux stone panels with images that look like ancient petroglyphs or cave drawings.
This puzzle piece pendant from Desert Rubble was made to resemble old metal scrap hardware. The faux metal finish comes from metallic highlights which were antiqued to make them look old and rustic.
This clock from Dreamweavers Designs was made with two polymer clay faux techniques. The brown background and center piece are faux leather and the center plaque is faux turquoise.
In just this short post we've seen polymer clay imitate leather, turquoise, metal, stone, wood, and bone! There really are no limits to the things you can create, and re-create with polymer clay!
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