Wednesday, September 21, 2016
The Overseer
Every once in a while I work on the 40" altered doll. I found some great tattered wings in the Halloween section at Goodwill. She's high up on a shelf overlooking my work table....reminding me to get busy.
Labels:
Altered Art
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Toot-Toot My Horn
A very nice article in our local newspaper. Sun City West Independent does a spectacular job in promoting our local art fair which is coming up Nov. 5th. They feature various artists in the weeks leading up to the fair. I am thrilled to be included.
Labels:
Published
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Spiral Icicle Pattern
Labels:
Beadwork,
Free Patterns,
Holidays,
Icicles
Monday, September 12, 2016
Mermaids
Sculpting translucent clay on glass is one of my passions. This vase was purchased by a very good friend who fell in love with it. It made me feel so good.
Friday, September 9, 2016
Black & White Bowls
A 3" glass bowl covered with slices of the black and white polymer clay canes I received in the cane swap at the AZPCG Prescott, AZ retreat.
And a tiny 1-1/2" glass bowl covered in more black and white canes.
And a tiny 1-1/2" glass bowl covered in more black and white canes.
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Black and White Canes
I participated in a Black and White cane swap at the Arizona Polymer Clay Guild's Annual Retreat in Prescott, Az. I have not done any caning in a long time so I kept it simple. My hand is still not OK, but, boy, it felt good to work with clay again!
I was happy with what I accomplished and had fun making a huge mess.
I'm using some of the canes to cover glass bowls and some to cover eggs.
I ran the black and white scraps through the pasta machine until they were a beautiful gray color. And then......made gray and white canes.
I was happy with what I accomplished and had fun making a huge mess.
I'm using some of the canes to cover glass bowls and some to cover eggs.
I ran the black and white scraps through the pasta machine until they were a beautiful gray color. And then......made gray and white canes.
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