Polymeri Online 13.12.10

Alessandro Marco from Italy is a long time cyber-friend, He was one of the first customers in my Etsy shop back in 2007.

He always thought that polymer clay is a magical material and his passion hasn't stopped since.

These days he is working on a Lamp collection made of polymer clay and glass. According to his process, he uses lamps with glass base , He attaches glass tiles to the base, wait a day, clean it all with some oily materials, and then place neon "fimo" or liquid "fimo" between the different pieces of colored glasses.

After that, the lamp will be sent for oven curing in not more than 100/120 Celsius for 20 minutes, when it is cooled it is cleaned up. Marco always gives a name to all his creations before going on sale! :)

Take a look at this Picasa gallery to see more photos -

http://picasaweb.google.com/ambarabaciciccoco/LAMPDalMarzo2002#

And one sweet desert -

BlingAndPink's etsy store makes me wanna open the fridge looking for something sweet! :) Her macarons & whip cream looks so real!

http://www.etsy.com/shop/BlingAndPink?ref=seller_info

Polymeri Online 19.2.07

This link is great for color combination games, just click a color and see what matchhttp://wellstyled.com/tools/colorscheme2/index-en.html

Colins Polymer Clay Caricatures
Colin make flatties and combine it with photos and polymer clay, take a look at his tips
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/roselawnsidmouth/myhomepage/hobby.html
and some photos:
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/roselawnsidmouth/index.html

Zuda Gay Pease gallery - an album of polymer clay creations and some photos tutorials of Flower Vaneer Tutorial -
http://www.pbase.com/zudagay/pc_flower_vaneer
and how to make a night light -
http://www.pbase.com/zudagay/components_for_night_lights
Main album link:
http://www.pbase.com/zudagay/root

Polymeri Online 18.2.07

Vince Nitelites - Vince Budnick

Several years ago he was given a couple of blocks of Sculpey III by his mother along with Nan Roche's book "The New Clay".

He always loved light. That has manifested itself as an interest in photography, video, and electronics, and an ongoing progression of sculptures and lamps, so it was only natural for him to check out the light transmitting capabilities of his new medium.

It turns out that Sculpey III passes light nicely, and in the last 6.5 years he made about 50 lamps, Mostly for friends some sold to be given as gifts, and some sold to a craft store.

http://www.digitallydo.com/pclay/index.html

How it is made?
http://www.digitallydo.com/pclay/howdodat.html