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| Helene's Canes Remains Necklace |
Hélène from Les Ethiopiques took the remains of her colorful canes, one of them called
"vermicelli" and created this beautiful and impressive neck piece. Such a wonderful game of colors. Her blog is full of her polymer clay experiments and delights.
http://lesethiopiques.over-blog.com/article-onanisme-de-l-ego-112040125.html
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| Free Scrap Cane Tutorial |
Jeanette Kandray published a free tutorial on her website -
Free scrap cane. She is using translucent cane ends and scrap.
http://jmkandray.com/tutorials.htm
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| DIY Bracelet Tower |
Another original & stylish DIY display or storage stand for your bracelets was published in
Miracle Spyer's blog, She is using an empty room mist fragrance bottle. The previous display was posted in
this posthttp://onceuponherdream.blogspot.co.il/2013/01/the-decorista-chronicles-diy-bracelet.html
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| Polymer Cats |
Cats as pins, cats as brooches, cats cake toppers and cats families are
Francesca's passion. She creates in her free time and loves animals. She is also a digital art lover and creates custom graphic designs and digital cross stitch patterns.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/threelittlecatsshop/I am still playing, preparing my free demo for
CFCF, the
LifeSavers beads. Here are some of the photos, the beads are not finished yet, the embroidery stitch is still missing but they look cool like this as well!
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| Life Savers Beads |
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| Life Savers Beads |
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| Life Savers Beads |
About Helène you could also mention for those who can read French her new book . http://a388.idata.over-blog.com/3/67/58/80/Bouquin/Couverture-ethiop.jpg
ReplyDeleteI find your rings mignonnes.