Showing posts with label kaleidoscope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kaleidoscope. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Polymeri Online 6.4.10

Fimo beads in weaving jewelry by Aow Dusdee, the necklace is combining macrame weaving with polymer clay beads, the final look is special.
i found some macrame drawings in flickr for your to take a look

Did you sea Alice Stroppel new eye cane? it is the most detailed eye cane i've seen in a long time :)

I found some great new-old tutorials in the web, here is a tutorial with ripple blade and skinner blends is in Rita's site

and another millefiori cane from the french blog "paroledepate" - teady bear cane

Friday, February 12, 2010

Beetles Keychains & 3 more days to get a bonus tutorial


Beetles Keychains
Originally uploaded by
Iris Mishly.

phew.... that's it, i'm ready!
Keychains are ready, swap gifts too, beads order set and i can rest for 3 days before i fly to USA.
These beetles are something i saw long ago made with different materials, wanted to make out of polymer clay, it was such a success in my craft fairs i decided to offer them as wholesale gifts too.
And speaking of gifts, just wanted to remind you of my bonus sale in PolyPediaOnline site, February Sale - Strawberry Kaleidoscope Bonus Tutorial, With every purchase of my PolyPediaOnline tutorials, you will get a FREE Bonus strawberry-Kaleidoscope Cane tutorial, 15 pages, full of of photos and step by step instructions, this way you get 2 canes in 1 tutorial: A strawberry cane and a Kaleidoscope cane!
This special offer is valid till 15th February (my departure date), so better hurry :)

Have a great Valentine Holiday! :)
Iris.

Thursday, December 31, 2009

New Year Special! - 1.1.2010

New year's Special!
2010 is here and a new tutorial is born!
Poll results said this is the most desired tutorial - You requested and i happily accepted the challenge!

This new chapter of Poly Pedia Online is all about symmetric, mirror-cut canes - triangles, squares and hexagons.

There are 1000 creative ways to make a symmetric, mirror-cut, Kaleidoscope millefiori canes. Variations are endless.

This tutorial demonstrates how to make 6 magnificent Symmetric millefiori canes using clay, skinner blends, left overs and more, this is only a small demonstration in the ocean of canes possible.

Clear detailed instructions and 50(!) pages and over 150 full-color pictures to guide you through 6 cane types -

* Basic triangle Symmetric Mirror cut Cane
* Quilt Mirror cut Cane
* Skinner Blend wind Wheel Mirror cane
* Peacock feather Mirror cut Cane
* “Butterfly like” Mirror cut Cane
* Petal & flowery Mirror cut cane

The new tutorial is available for purchase both in my polypediaonline store and in my Etsy store, and although it is my most comprehensive and detailed tutorial, the price is only 19$.

Don't miss, there is a new section of Free tutorials in my polypediaonline site, Join the mailing list and get free access! i will be adding more information soon - PDF's, videos and more.

I wish you all a Happy New Year & a creative 2010! :)

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Polymeri Online 29.5.08


Jana Benzon in Israel! :) and what a festival it is! just enter our guild page and see how many photos of Jana's canes, inspiration and art! although i didn't have a chance to see her yet :( i want to thank you Jana.
http://www.tapuz.co.il/tapuzforum/main/forumpage.asp?forum=1484

Katie from polymerchick says she is going to be having her own polymer clay business soon. She does custom figurine orders, as well as toppers for wedding, birthday, baby showers, and every other kind of party that has a cake that needs a topper.
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=5116905

Do you know Melanie Mortel glass beads? look at grisble inspiration with her polymer clay beads - isn't that wonderfull?!
http://grisbleu.canalblog.com/archives/2008/05/25/9315465.html

a football sculpturing tutorial by litana
http://storage.canalblog.com/35/85/130047/23335193.jpg
http://www.litana.canalblog.com/

Igor Ching San from Brazil is 26, working mostly with Sculpey & Sculpey Flex, his drawings and sculpturings are so cute and funny! (see photo)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/i_ching_san/
http://ichingsan.blogspot.com/
http://igorsan.deviantart.com/gallery/#_featured--3

Jill Willich have a site full of fantasy art - Dragons, Faeries, Elves and more! After years of being a commercial artist, Jill started creating her art dolls. With the concerns of everyday life; bills, family, health, world issues, she finds adding a little flavor with the humor of her art a great escape. she says - "If my work can bring a smile, giggle or even the hint of a grin to an otherwise mundane day, I feel I’ve done my job."
http://www.studiowillich.com/

Amélie is in love with the world of cinema & animation. this is when she started to create her own characters. Her characters are a mixture of the puppets and the animated, produced mostly from FIMO.
http://erathum.blogspot.com/

Great fimo tutorials by greenimp!http://greenimp.canalblog.com/archives/tuto_fimo/index.html

Sunday, September 9, 2007

Polymeri Online 9.9.07


polymer_woman's is a stay at home mother, working with PC for 15 years now and says she will never get tired of it.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/polymer_clay_crazy/

Carolyn Bond from Australia, is sculpturing with her 14 years old son some cute monsters creatures, barrettes, jewelry and beads.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/carolynbond/

Muselover
A cane maker, her eggs are lovely and she is also a great nature photographer
http://www.flickr.com/photos/90315669@N00/

Creafantaisie in her blog makes nice face cane and if you browse a little bit you will find cute married - bride-groom figurines, so humoristic, sweet.
http://creafantaisie88.canalblog.com/archives/p55-5.html

Agnes Blog has unique art, lot's of beads, mokume gane and water color - loved it.
http://agnestourtet.com/agnes/

Raphal le corre blog, another french artist, uses retro canes in her(her/his?) lovely jewelry and sculptures.
http://songedeflora.canalblog.com/

Molly McMahan - Molyner
Molly McMahan first touched polymer clay in the year 1988. She still has some of the first peices that she made from sculpy III. Back in those days, she didn't know anyone else who worked in polymer clay except for the friends that she introduced to the medium. She had taught herself caning out of Fimo after seeing some incredible necklaces made out of animal face canes. read more on her bio here
http://www.molymerclay.com/artist.htm
http://www.molymerclay.com/clay.htm

Jenny Armitagemakes whimsical animals hand sculpted, Kaleidoscopes with Kaleidoscopic Canework and more...
http://www.dancingfeatherstudio.com/

Margi Laurin About 15 years ago she discovered a fascinating material that appeared to have no boundaries. The more she workes with it, she realizes that the only limits were the ones imposed by the artist himself.Her art include eggs, jewelry, vessels, book covers and more.
http://www.margilaurin.com/

Sunday, February 4, 2007

Tips for kaleidoscope cane and Scrap


Tips for Scrap


** Make swirlies from the cane and translucent scrap. An excellent tutorial for this is from Barb Fajardo on PolymerClayCentral.com


**Make small textures. Take a ball of clay, pinch one end and then go take an imprint from something… a grate, a shoe, a button, lace, a stamp Cook like normal and use to add detail texture.


**Make bead guides - roll a sheet at each setting on your pasta machine, use one small cutter to cut a piece out of each sheet. Roll the piece into a ball. Pierce and bake the balls. Make a note on each what thickness and cutter made it. String and keep as a reference.


**Make face cabs. Form a rough oval and use a tiny pinch for the nose. Indent for the eyes. Slice and shape for lips. Use a needle tool and a little alcohol to shape and smooth the tiny features. Bake and either paint, cover or mold your little face.


** Make tool handles - either from the fun scraps or the sludge and cover with cane slices, texture, powders or any other decoration. One idea is to cover the eye of a yarn needle to make your own needle tool. Another is to add clay along one edge of razors to form safe handles for your sharps.


kaleidoscope cane and Scrap



Sunday, January 28, 2007

Polymeri Online 28.1.07


This week is all about ETSY artists -


Polymer Clay Art by Rebecca Tenace




kackleboan 50's ladies Trollops

Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Polymeri Online 28.11.06


HIDDEN IN THE CITY - Sandi gives us incredible inspiration for millefiori canes, look at the flowers!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/54657750@N00/sets/72057594099194657/


and a flickr group for kaleidoscopes:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/kaleidoscopes/

Thursday, September 7, 2006

Polymeri Online 7.9.06


Rita`s PolyClay from Singapore, Polymer Clay was introduced to her in February 2005 when she visited USA. She met some of Altanta Polymer Clay Guild members who were very helpful.


Here are some links in her site -
http://www.photoplus.ws/polymerclay/


Kaleidoscope with skinner blend -



Color cane -



rainbow Spiral Cane -



Stamping and coins -


Rita's Friend - Wendy's photos -

Monday, July 17, 2006

Polymeri Online 17.7.06


Kaleidoscopes!


except for Barbara Fajardo (polymeri online 17.5) and Jana Roberts Benzon (polymeri online 10.4) here are some more kaleidoscope caning -


Kaleidoscope Cane from PCC



Kaleidoscope swap photos



Kaleidoscope by Desiree





more




Kaleidoscope by Kerem Ashkenazi

Thursday, June 22, 2006

Polymeri Online 22.6.06


Dotty McMillan, makes wonders with kaleidoscopes and her books are successful.

take a look at her gallery, so colorful!

she won 3rd place in the "feat of clay" contest.



Wednesday, May 17, 2006

Polymeri Online 17.5.06


Barbara Fajardo -

Barbara sold fine jewelry for about 15 years and had always wanted to become a certified gemologist.

She happened on polymer clay entirely by accident. her best friend and herself were looking for a class to take together and found one at her local community college called "Making Fimo Beads." Eureka! This was it! Polymer Clay had been looking for her!


She published article in Polymer CAFE and won prizes.


Monday, April 10, 2006

Polymeri Online 10.4.06


She is one my favorite artists, her Kaleidoscope caning is so facinating and complex, she is Jana Roberts Benzon.

In her site and gallery you can find lot's of photos, splendid canes, one of them is the Weave basket cane that i translated to hebrew, and the other link is a Sandy Camp gallery with wonderfull photos.

Wednesday, March 15, 2006

Polymeri Online 15.3.06


Kaleidoscopes - and this time it's Sarah Shriver -

20 women from the North texas polymer clay guild gathered together and learned the wonders of kaleidoscope caning from sarah, take a look at the PDF site linked and you'll be able to enjoy the lovely photos.

More to see on the guild site: galleries, newsletters - recommended!
http://www.ntpcg.org/
http://www.ntpcg.org/Assets/Feb05PolyGraphs.pdf