Ten on Tuesday: Polymer Clay Buttons. Friendly Farm Characters. (7) Creme de la Gems Boutique Jewelry. Cute is Cool: Porta-alfinetes do Filme "UP" Que tal criar um porta-alfinetes fofíssimo inspirado no filme "UP" da Disney/Pixar?
June 2010. I think I am keeping her for myself.
I love her sweet face and am not ready to say good-bye to her. She is one of my favorite sculpts. Steampunk is an interesting genre with a blend of Victorian, science fiction (think Jules Verne), fantasy, and, of course, the age and invention of steam power. Ideas for Christmas Food Decorating. DIY. Sarajane's Polymer Clay Buttons. Polymer clay button www.fimo.web.tr.
S Notes: Video: How to Make Button Molds & Buttons. Buttons. Polymer Clay : Crafting : HGTV. Button hole positioner.
New pearltree's nam\ Google Translate. Polymer clay tutorial. Chrissy’s Cabochon DIY « Gauche Alchemy. Michelle here!
Imagine my deeply felt chagrin when Christina revealed that she had made her own beautiful cabochons for half the price! What’s more? CRAFT - Clay. Un conte d'aujourd'hui - Liz & Frog. 71016391.jpg (JPEG Image, 800 × 740 pixels) - Scaled (97%) An Artist's Life is full of Surprises! Colonel Windpipe! Sharon MacLeod's Photos - crafthaus. Wedding cake topper « Camille Young. Stephen and Mallory asked me to make a topper for their wedding cake.
I was honored but also a little terrified. They met on starmen.net, an EarthBound fan site, which is also where I met my husband 10 years ago. This was my first attempt at sculpting realistic people. I tried to plan as carefully as I could, so I started with an armature and built up layers between bakes. The sculpting took 12 days. Without paint these faces look a little scary. Here are some pictures of the finished sculpture. Planning des ateliers de Fimo janvier - juin 2012 - Création my way. %D1%81%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%BD+02.jpg (JPEG Image, 800 × 600 pixels) INDULGE. Winter in Iowa is not the ideal time to work in my basement studio.
However this freakish weather is making it more tolerable than normal. New Year.....Resolve? Since it is January and I've been surrounded by movement and large changes for six weeks, I've had many occasions (while being away from this computer and the work I love to do..) to ponder the word resolve.
A word with many subtle variations of meaning, I do find. I'm going slowly with picking up the strings in the new year, and there seem to be many of them hanging loose, some requiring massive repairs and others dangling in front of me pointing in different exciting directions. To the point where I have been overwhelmed. But...a small creative task per day slipped in with the others that must be done is the right path. Since I am surrounded by music every day (both kids play in various groups and orchestras, bassoon and violin) I took particular note of the musical meaning of resolve: 'to progress from a dissonance to a consonance.' Tree Wings Studio: Happy Returns ~ 52 Earrings: week 7. Remember last week's earrings?
They were preceded by three other attempts. These new earrings were one of them. The polymer beads started out as a not-so-nice olive green. They weren't even baked when I gave up on them. It was almost dark out so I just hurried through my bead stash and more or less threw the Mystique earrings together and snapped a photo right at sunset. The sad, ugly green beads went into the oven later... Beach Hut Beads. Half Term is now over and the Children are back at School!
More time to clay!!! We had a quiet week, maybe a little too quiet....Logan was excited to be going back to school today! That has to be a first! So, after a somewhat frustrating Sunday, one of those days when I have time to experiment, time to play.......nothing would happen. I spent about 2 hours just staring into space waiting for my fickle muse to come up with something and then gave it up as a bad job and had a long hot soak in the tub instead (a chilled glass of white wine helped of course!). And then today, just when I was getting no ideas yet again, lo and behold, muse decided to put in an appearance - I am so glad she did!!
Lord Ganesha Triptych. Le poisson d'argile, le blog de Cebeka. Annabelle 70s: Sue Savage: Silver & Polymer Clay Earrings. Photo by Juan Calvillo share: Houzz Images.
Les boules!!! - FIMOTIFIMOTA. New Collection, Posca on polymer clay. Voici en avant-première une nouvelle collection de pendentifs et bagues en pâte polymère décorée avec des feutres Posca.
Heureusement, même quand je suis très inquiète pour mon avenir, l'inspiration ne tarit pas... Creativity that requires a second look. Happy colors. RESİN. Üstümdeki ataleti atamıyorum bir türlü. Az da olsa fikir var ama, icraat minimumda. Günlerdir resin dökmek istiyordum. Ama çok teşkilatlı iş. How-to-make-beads-from-Polymerclay. (6) Christina H Design ~ Bow Centers Beads Polymer Clay Medical Jewelry~ Blog Directory. Polymer Clay - Beader's Resource Guide. Todd Toys and Miniatures - www.toddtoysandminiatures.com. Tel: +44 (0) 1249 816673 Email: info@toddtoysandminiatures.com Projects Welcome to our projects page, these projects are for your personal use only and are not to be reproduced for sale.
You can view any of the projects by selecting from the list below. Making a novelty hedgehog cake Form a 5/8th inch (16mm) diameter ball of dark brown clay to an oval and press it down onto a tile, flattening the base. Making a simple Victoria sponge cake. This project would be suitable for children, with supervision, although they made need some assistance to cut the cylinder in half. Polymer Clay and Push Molds FAQ. Sarajane's Polymer Clay Tutorials and Projects. Creative Connections. DIY Projects - Craftbits.com. Metal Clay and Mixed Media Jewelry · Polymer Clay. Lista de tutoriales. The Polymer Clayspot. A few years ago, a group of friends invited me to a party. They were going to spend a few hours playing with something called "Fimo" - some sort of colored clay.
"You can do really neat things with it," they said. "We'll make some beads," they said. "It's completely cool,", they said. "No, we can't explain it any better than that - you have to actually see it in action," they said. A few hours, and I was undone. Most of my jewelry work now is done in polymer clay. And then, of course, there's the pure childish fun of playing with it. Polymer clay is, as the name implies, a pliable, blendable polymer compound for artists and crafters.
When fired, the clay gets hard enough to make durable objects, and can be finished in various ways to obtain textures from glassy to stonelike. Since the color is inherent in the particles, you can combine two or more colors together without blending them, if you prefer, for special effects such as Italian milefiori (originally a glasswork technique). Craft Resources. B Creative U. Polymer Clay Workshops. Clayr Playr's Laire. Polymer Clay Colour Play Tutorial. With so many fashion colours this season I decided to play a bit with colour and made some recipes for the popular Pantone Spring 2011 Fashion Colours. Here is a chart of these 10 popular colours and my interpretation. While these colours vary from monitor to monitor they are probably not quite accurate because when you tilt your computer screen the colour changes as well. Also my photography lighting makes a difference also as my silver in the photo looks slightly more blue than it really is.
Here is a link for a cool Pantone Color Table Matching System and the link for the Pantone Spring Fashion Report for Spring 2011. Polymer Clay Beads. Covering Round Ornaments. This is the nitty gritty to covering those round glass ornaments in a 6 part pattern. You can do a Jester effect by alternating two colours or like I did by alternating two different pattern sheets. Materials round glass ornament (mine are 2 1/4″ diameter) a sheet of clay, or several scraps of sheets, that equal about 7.5″ x 7.5″ and mid-thickness on your pasta machine. On mine, that’s 4. Try for at least two significantly different patterns or colours that work together a paper and pencil or a printer to do the template. pasta machine, knife, work surface, the usual.
Tutorial Links Beads. Clayworks by Kim Detmers. Totally Tutorials. Polymer Clay Etc. 2 Good Claymates. EARRING DESIGN IDEAS. Earrings are fun and quick to make. From simple dangles to elaborate chandeliers, the possibilities are endless. Here are some design ideas and tutorials to admire and inspire as you explore ways to make earrings in perhaps new and most certainly unique ways. Many of the designs featured in this hub are some of the best amongst the hundreds of creations of mostly beginners at Beading Gem workshops and beading parties (click on the source link to view original blog posts).
Also included are original designs by The Beading Gem aka Pearl. This hub is a work in progress. The designs appeared on The Beading Gem's Journal, a different kind of jewelry blog, which features thousands of inspirational designs, jewelry making tips and tutorials and lots of fascinating stories about jewelry, beads, gemstones and the people who make and wear them. B-LEE KREATIONS - BONNIE'S KREATIVE KORNER. The Beading Gem's Journal: JEWELRY BUSINESS TIPS.
As jewelry making is such an addictive hobby, many artisans sell their creations to fund their habits. Running a craft business requires different sets of skills and approaches. Here is a hub of my tutorial posts to help you. Bead&Button Show - The Biggest Consumer Bead Show in the World. Polymer Clay Bytes! - Tina Holden's Beadcomber. Dora’s Explorations.
A Whimsical Bohemian. Polymeri Online - Iris Mishly Polymer Clay Blog. Free Tutorials. Pages. Surfingcat's journey with polymer clay - Cara Jane. Renaissance Gal of San Antonio. Tropical blonde. AlohaMoe Polymer Clay Creations. Missficklemedia.com. It's All About Creating. Interview with Polymer Clay Artist Alice Stroppel. Your Daily Muse News is proud to present our first edition of Interview Monday. Beadazzle Me Polymer Jewelry. Blog. YIKES! Studio. Polka Dot Cottage Category Archive for : tutorials. Everyday Cardigan KAL: finishing up! The knitting is complete, so today we’ll wrap things up by talking about finishing: weaving in ends, sewing on buttons, blocking, etc. Juliespace. The PolyClay Diva.