Polymeri Online 22.8.11 | Colorful creations; Wedding on glasses; Eyelets Jewelry and a Daisy tutorial

Klio from Athens, Greece works with polymer clay as a hobby, as a busy mom and working lady, she only works with polymer clay late at night.
Her recent art in flickr are so happy and colorful! cut outs, skinner blends, dots and circles - every piece is a joy to the eye!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/klio1961

Miriam from Italy makes such cute cake toppers. In this post I found
the nice couple hanging on the glasses! how sweet! I think they are adhered to it, don't seem to hold the glass in another way, Cheers!
http://lalbicocca.blogspot.com/2010/08/flute-da-cin-cin-e-sopratorta-cheers.html

Nikolina Otrzan from Croatia have a wonderful line of polymer clay jewelry using rivets and eyelets. Her flower pendants and animal bracelets are wonderful!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/orsons/6025506134/in/photostream
Don't miss her geometric collection of beads and jewelry using head pins and metal parts - very unique!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/orsons/5879103588/in/photostream

Marina originally from Magadan, now live in Moscow, She combined her studies and work and fond of paper art which is mostly featured in her blod. Here is a simple and cute tutorial for daisies flowers -
http://bond-mary.blogspot.com/2011/05/blog-post_09.html

And, last announcement, a new PolyPediaOnline tutorial will be announced very soon!

It's a technique never seen before using polymer clay (I'm 99.9% certain!)

Trying to keep kids quiet in their last days of vacation while I record my videos...

Will be posting about it very soon!

Oh Ya! another Clay Carnival!

After several years of doing the Clay Carnival in Las Vegas, The 'Euro Clay Carnival' is set to take place August 1-3, 2008 in Nottingham, England.

It will have an international flair as special instructors were added - 2 from England and 1 from Spain. The instructors for this event are: Donna Kato, Judy Belcher, Carol Blackburn, Leslie Blackford, Kim Cavender, Alison Gallant, Cathy Johnston, Sue Kelsey and Natalia Garcia de Leaniz.

There will be a total of nine different classes included in the package as well as daily lunch, tea/coffee and the fabulous Clay Carnival Dinner. You can read more about all the details on Donna Kato's website here.

Sign ups are starting to come in quickly so, if you'd like more information, visit our good friend Helen Cox for all the registration details.

Now you tell me, why did i choose to do my daughter "Bat Mitzva" in USA this summer? i should have chosen England... ;)

and this is not an April's fool joke... :)