Enchanted Polymer Clay

An enchanted forest polymer clay necklace with tiny pebble steps leading up to a mysterious door.  I am reading a children's book from the 1950's "The Borrower's" by Mary Norton.  I love the creativity and humor of this little book.  It made me think about this polymer clay necklace I made a couple of years ago and have started wearing it again.  Fun and smiles.

Fairy Door Pendant

 Some moss covered stone steps leading up to an enchanting little fairy door, hung on a bit of raffia.  Polymer clay and acrylic paint.

Shoe Pixie

Cleaning up my workspace and re-organizing my cabinets and ran across an old friend. I sculpted Pixie from ProSculpt and used some scrap cane for the wings and dress. Since I didn't have a decent photo of her, it was perfect timing. Now, back to work.

Small Sculptures

I have found so many people online and off who love little figures with stories put to them. So, what is it all about (besides me, of course)? Creating! I gave it a try and it was a lot of fun. I'm not good at writing or telling stories, etc., but the pieces fell into place enough that they sold. It is one of the greatest feelings to have someone fall in love with one of your pieces and tell you that they "just have to have it."

This one is a little imp who has hidden your other boot and is thoroughly enjoying watching you spin out of control because you can't find it. They are sculpted from polymer clay, over a wire and foil armature, have acrylic eyes and have either polymer clay or air dry clay for wings and accessories. The boot was purchased.