Polymeri Online 1.11.07

Greeting Cards template for downloading, just add some polymer clay buttons instead of regular buttons and you have a nice card set!
http://yoonie-at-home.blogspot.com/2007/10/free-greeting-card-download-just-add.html
download from here - http://savefile.com/projects/808557063

An Israeli polymer clay artist, Idit Fisher-Katz, making the beautiful face sculpturings and millefiori work:
http://zoota.co.il/galery.html

what about some inspiration?
The Earthenwood Studio by Melanie Brooks Lukacs & Chuck Lukacs specializes in a wide range of Arts and Crafts.Handcrafted craft gift
line includes handcrafted porcelain jewelry components and kits, ceramic earthenware gift tile, terra cotta scent and spa products, and stoneware sculpture.
http://www.earthenwoodstudio.com/

Flowers for Millefiori & Sculpruting Inspiration
http://flickr.com/photos/mariasg/sets/72057594064019245/

Floral Explorations
http://flickr.com/photos/graphicgreg/sets/72157594418271786/

Annette Holbert is a native of Henderson County. She is self taught in painting and polymer clay sculpting. She has been painting for 23 years and sculpting for 3 years.
http://www.hendersonctynccrafters.com/annette.html

Hidden Hill Hollow sculpted clay artdolls, fairies, elves by Dianne Mayne - Dianne strives for realism in her work and uses only the finest materials available in her creations from polymer clay to earthenware clays.
http://www.hiddenhillhollow.com/artdolls.htm

Heather Powers makes a great job both running her own blog and craft gossip (http://polymerclay.craftgossip.com/) i introduced few weeks ago, i love her art & beads!
http://humblearts.typepad.com/humblearts_journal/2007/01/index.html

Linda Maddox says she has always wanted to create art and have journeyed through so many mediums. She worked with watercolor, pottery, acrylics and yarn, polymer clay. read more on her story at:
http://www.lindaspolymercreations.com/index.html

Polymeri Online 2.8.07

Unique One of a Kind Horse Sculptures by Mary Weldy
Mary Weldy has been in-love with horses as far back as she can remember. When her family moved to Southern California, the dream of owning her own horse became reality. Her work has exhibited throughout the Southwest and has won her awards on both the national and local levels. Her gallery contains all kind of art work - take a look.
http://www.maryweldyoriginals.com/sculpture.html

Forest Rogers - Beautiful Unicorn & fairies sculpturing -
http://forestrogers.typepad.com/

Vivy just love English Bulldogs!! she makes English Bulldog Gifts & figurines, Greeting Cards, Pictures, Books and more!
http://www.vivyland.com/
http://www.vivyland.com/figurines.html
http://www.vivyland.com/english-bulldog-gifts.html

Trimble Court Artisans - Nancy Osbahr
Trimble Court Artisans thrives with more than 50 artists and craftspeople regularly consigning their work to the shop, The shop contains a rainbow array of pottery, paintings, jewelry, textiles, stained glass, and wooden items.One of the artists, Nancy Osbahr says "I have always loved working with my hands so when I discovered polymer clay over 8 years ago, I knew I had found the magical medium that would hold my creative attention for a long time." read more at her page
http://www.trimblecourt.com/n_osbahr/n_osbahr.htm

Folk artist Patty Torres' folk art acrylic paintings on saltillo tiles and fanciful polymer clay sculptures.
http://www.pattytorres.com/

Terry Nell Morris is an artist, sculptor, she draws and made her art from paper clay and fabric with poly-fill. her MAD HATTER from "Alice in Wonderland" are amazing work of art.
http://www.terry-1.com/
http://www.terry-1.com/Mad_Hatter.htm

Greeting Cards decorated with polymer clay Celtic embellishments by E. I. Elsey's Workshop blog
http://vintagepaintworks.typepad.com/e_i_elseys_workshop/2007/02/celtic_cards.html

Rita Bellnad is a learner,a home baker, a full time mum of 6 and 4yo girls from Melbourne Australia, and she makes sweet miniature food from polymer clay :) She always loved miniatures, as well as the dollhouse and started making miniature food out of Fimo, and here's the site where she keep stories of them.
is it lunch time now? I'm hungry all of a sudden.
http://me-mini.blogspot.com/http://www.flickr.com/photos/vaybellnad/

Polymeri Online 20.2.07

tadworks / tomoko creates sweet colorful Po's & Taddie's - she turns them into lovely jewelry, necklaces, cards and more!

TADworks: home of Po & Taddie!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tadworks/

http://thegoodsmaker.blogspot.com/

http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=101018

Another unique artist is Jennifer Morris from jennifer morris beads in ETSY - her inspiration is vintage art and she creates every bead one by one combined with crystals, gold leafs, carving, beads and other materials.

http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=94188

Polymeri Online 4.9.06

Dolly Traicoff Design Mixed Media, her gallery contains collage of her doing, and mica shift pendants, tranfers and much more.

http://www.dollytraicoff.com/

Petra - Stamping and Papercraftwith Polymer Clay from New Zealand is a great inspiration for Greeting cards with PC.

http://www.zigzag.co.nz/stamping.html

Polymeri Online 31.8.06

Donnelly Arts - Woodturnings

Tom and Margaret Donnelly are artists as well as professionals in the technology industry and live and work in the heart of Silicon Valley.

Margaret's "second" career as an artist and designer was born out of the desire to send personalized greeting cards to family and friends, Tom's obsession with wood is well-known. He even drives around neighborhoods looking for stacks of wood from felled trees.

http://donnellyarts.googlepages.com/home

Polymeri Online 18.4.06

Designer Canes By Tamara - this is real unique caning!

Tamara creates tiny canes and sell them as canes, jewlery, greeting cards and more. I asked her by email if she has a special way to reduce these unique figures and she replied: I only use my hands for reducing the Canes. It takes a very long time. But the results are wonderful!

it is really wonderful!

http://www.designcanes.com/index.htm
http://www.designcanes.com/Canes1.htm