Polymeri Online 9.4.06

Eliza created extra-ordinary tools and instruments using mika powders, stamping, pearl liquid sculpey and other techniques, her album contains photos of Hannuka and star of David items, very nice.

http://www.picturetrail.com/ol-crazy-eliza

Polymeri Online 8.4.06

JULIA SOBER is working mainly with liquid sculpey and water color doing transfers. she is drawing, coloring and transfer it to Polymer clay. the result is stunning!
http://www.juliasober.com/polymergallery.html

Polymeri Online 6.4.06

Anne Klocko is making such sweet creations! her decorated frames pictures are ver unique, the humor and 3d effect is very special. One of the material she works with is called vinyl clay and each piece is being created slowly and accurate.

http://anneklocko.com/vca_home.htm
http://anneklocko.com/vca_pix.htm

Polymeri Online 5.4.06

Jeffrey Lloyd Dever creates such whole and harmonious creations, all you can do is watch with your mouth wide open!
Perfect!
http://www.functionart.com/AM/Artists/DeverJ/DeverJinventory.html

Polymeri Online 4.4.06

Clayfulmingles by Mia Rox

I just love her pillow beads! they are so colorfull and inspiring!

Mia has published many tutorials to millefiori canes such as IKAT, MONET CANE, Rainbow Quilt Cane (you can find them under the "about" button" and sell her beads at Ebay -

http://www.clayfulmingles.com/

Polymeri Online 3.4.06

Let's give the projects a rest and see some of Emi Fukushima Work.

With more than 25 years of crafting experience, Emi Fukushima is well known and respected in her field.
In addition to handling all design, production, and business for Creations by Emi, she finds time to share her expertise with others.
http://creationsbyemi.com/
http://creationsbyemi.com/gallery.html
http://www.diynet.com/diy/shows_cds/article/0,2045,DIY_15079_2498788,00.html

Polymeri Online 2.4.06

Mokume Gane!

Mokume is a mixed-metal laminate with distinctive layered patterns. Literally translating as "wood eye (i.e., burl) metal", the name was borrowed from one type of pattern welding used to forge katana blades. As another recent variation, has also been used to describe similarly-patterned laminations among different colors of polymer art clay.

Some links -
Painted Mokume Gane - Dottie McMillan

http://www.geocities.com/polyzine/december2000/mokumegane.html

Mudpile Mokume Gane -

http://www.thepolyparrot.com/mudpile.html

MG by Kris Richards

http://www.polymerclaycentral.com/mokume1.html

MG by Lindly Haunani

http://www.lindlyhaunani.com/tips/mokume.html

MG by Irene Semanchuk Dean

http://www.good-night-irene.com/whatisit.html

Mini MG by Kellie Prather Robinson -http://www.polymerclaycentral.com/cyclopedia/4colormg.html

Creations by Linda Goff

http://www.lindagoff.com/mokume.html