Polymeri Online 10.2.10

Oh my, these days are too short! In few days i will be flying to USA to attend 2 major polymer clay events - one is Cabin Fever Clay Festival, in Laurel, Maryland, and the 2nd one is Synergy, the International Conference of Polymer Clay being held in Baltimore, Maryland. Almost 2 weeks of seeing, hearing and breathing polymer clay. Getting ready and organizing everything takes all my time - making swap gifts (80!) and a custom order of 240 beads and keychains...
But! 3 days in New York City will definetly will make up for all the hard work!

Just before i pack my suitcases, here is another Polymeri Online (not sure when the next one will be)

I am subscribed to Cynthia's Ornamentea mailing list, I was looking around her site and found this great new cabochon & bezel templates, you can print them on cardstock and use them with polymer clay too (click on the PDF icon to download the file).
http://www.ornamentea.com/CabsBezels.htm

Shay Aaron posted in his flickr a starfruit cane tutorial
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shay-aaron/4322956917/

Have you seen Janet Farris Mosaic Cane? It's amazing! http://www.flickr.com/photos/from_the_heart/4338444931/ and her blog janetfromtheheart.wordpress.com/

Look at this cute Mini Polymer Clay Teapot made over a round appliance light bulb by BeadazzleMe, this reminds me of a project i once made using light bulbs - it's a great recycling idea!
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=3382930&l=a8358d241b&id=281796601543

Last one Art by Tanchoo Design, Tanya Chercunova, Tanya's flickr is fresh and colorful and full of rings and surprises :) (see photo)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tanchoo_design/

Polymeri Online 17.1.07

Elvenwork, the art of Katherine Dewey
Katherine Dewey has been creating for more than 25 years. Her medium is polymer clay, with which she brings to life fanciful, exquisitely detailed sculptures of elves, fairies, and gnomes of every description. Her six to eight-inch figures are so finely detailed they maintain their qualities even when viewed through jeweler's lenses.

http://www.elvenwork.com/index.html

and one of her lessons:

http://www.ebsqart.com/artMagazine/za_304.htm

another wonderful artist joined flickr - Wanda Shum

http://www.flickr.com/photos/10799328@N00/

what a pleasure!