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| Polymer clay mailbox! |
Carol Lessans created a beautiful outdoor mailbox covered in full
by polymer clay tiles. What a project! I couldn't find any website of
hers, but you can enjoy some of her creations on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/cslessans
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| Karen's framed boxes |
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| Karen's Christmas card background |
Karen Woodhall is a student from Australia, completing an advanced diploma of visual arts, she became hooked on polymer clay about 6 months ago and decided to use it in her final body of work. She contacted me by email asking for an advice on a specific display she was thinking about and from there I learned about her project. Finally, she made a set of five clay sheets which were displayed in box frames and also used her recent project as a Christmas cards background. I am so happy for her to found polymer to enjoy and use as her final project. I am sure polymer artists will only benefit from such an academic exposure.
Karen does not have a website yet, I wish her the best of luck!
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| Polymer clay fish photo magnet |
Vicky Wolf 's etsy store is full of polymer clay and crochet goodies, I loved her fish picture frame magnet! She enjoys polymer clay, crocheting, knitting, oil painting, ceramics, macrame, plaster crafts, dried flower arranging and probably needs more than 24 hours a day for all of these!
don't miss
her reindeer magnet too!
http://www.etsy.com/listing/113187233/hand-made-polymer-clay-colorful-fish
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| Macrame how-to project |
Being one of
Kathy weaver's pinterest followers, I noticed a macrame knotting project she posted. Although in Sweedish, you can understand the steps by looking at the photos. Thank you Kathy!
http://www.cchobby.se/ide/11417-flattekniker.aspx
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| Polymer clay heart sheet |
This is oldie I don't remember seeing before! Use your kempers heart cutters along with acrylic paint to print a heart sheet! Simple and easy project by
Debbie Martin -
http://www.pcpolyzine.com/0211november/0211illusion.html
Hope you are having a great time in your holidays vacation!
What a thrill! I regularly read your blog and was surprised to see my tutorial! Thank you so much!
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