Monday, June 6, 2011
Tutorial: polymer clay eyeglasses case
Polymer Clay Smoosher Gingerbells has written a tutorial on how she covered an eyeglass case with polymer clay. Isn't it lovely! You will find her tutorial HERE on her tumbler blog.

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Friday, June 3, 2011
Fusion Challenge
Last time you challenged us to create something with the theme Fusion (materials and/or techniques). Here are our entries. Click on the corresponding username to see larger image, more images and descriptions.
Please vote in the poll on the left column of this blog to let us know what theme you would like to see us work on next. Poll ends Sunday, June 5th 2:00pm Google time.

HandmadeSpecialties --- ClayItAgain

CatsWire --- ArtFairlyAware

averilpam --- CreativeCritters

ColtPixy --- KneadedThings
Please vote in the poll on the left column of this blog to let us know what theme you would like to see us work on next. Poll ends Sunday, June 5th 2:00pm Google time.
HandmadeSpecialties --- ClayItAgain
CatsWire --- ArtFairlyAware
averilpam --- CreativeCritters
ColtPixy --- KneadedThings
Thursday, June 2, 2011
CatsWire
A long time ago I knitted a lot, mostly sweaters. I never liked crocheting much which might come from some traumatic incidents in elementary school ;-)
Then I stumbled upon a wire crochet piece on the internet. I came back to it again and again, for a few days, then I decided to order a book. I didn't bother to read the instructions except for the explanation about wire gauges, looked at the pictures, remembered my crocheting skills from elementary school and went off to buy some wire. I dug up my one and only crochet hook and went to work. After that I never stopped. I'm an addict.
What I like about crocheting wire is that I can combine it with other materials and techniques, like polymer clay.
Just recently I started with needle lace.
This piece combines both. The lampwork beads are in a needle lace net as focal for the wire crochet rope.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011
DesertRubble
One of the joys in my life are my lovebirds, but I don't just have them, I breed them. I have been working towards combining different mutations with specific end goals in mind.....basically some really amazingly beautiful lovebirds. I'm well on my way, but it does take a lot of time. I've been asked if I have made any lovebird items from polymer clay, sadly not yet, but I will! A steampunk lovebird....hhhhmmm
DesertRubble.artfire.com
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