Moon and Sun!
In honor of the new year and all things celestial, I have created a Moon and Sun pin set. Using my new molds that my DH bought me for Christmas, I made these two pins. The molds are Maureen Carlsons, made for AMACO. I read somewhere, or saw her on the Carol Duval showing how to change the faces to be different, so they have different personalities. You can play with the eyes, noses and mouths to give varying effects.
I curved the moon ends more to suit my taste and added a hole at the top so I cold hang a star. There are stars that come with the Moon mold set, and before I baked one, I put a hole in it to accommodate the chain links.
Also, prior to baking I put color on the raw clay with Pearlex Powders. I used a little water to make a paste of the powder for the Sun’s eye shadow, and her cheeks. The pictures don’t show the depth of color, but I think they give the face life. After baking I put on two thin coats of verathane floor wax to keep the powders from rubbing off. I have not yet done this on the Moon.
Angel Wings
This is my first try at angel wings. I was inspired by a picture I saw online. I drew out a basic shape in paper
Wise ol’ Owl
Here is my latest creature. I was inspired by my memories of the 1960′s owls that seem to be coming back into vogue. I used
SMILEY FISH
With inspiration from Christi Friesen, again, and finding a cool drawing of a fish that I liked, I designed this little guy! He isn’t very
Genius!
I think this is utter genius! A fellow ‘clayer’ has figured out a way to make canes (ex. flowers) without using translucent in between the
Sutton Slice
Lisa Pavelca sutton slice on tin lid There is an example of a Sutton Slice used on top of a tin. But Look here at
Polymer Clay Feather
As inspired by Christi Friesen and her book on birds etc. This is my first finished feather… well not my FIRST feather. As I was
Moon and Sun!
In honor of the new year and all things celestial, I have created a Moon and Sun pin set. Using my new molds that my
My Angel Friend
I know it won’t show up in the picture, I put a little face on the back of the flat glass marble (using glass paint)
