For whatever reason my muse is not yet done with the dragons. The second one – a gold – is in the oven and in process of being made. The base for the third one is complete, waiting for the dragon to be born. I’m seeing sea dragons – blues, greens, purples and aquas. The [...]
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Dragon Lore
Posted in Polymer Clay on July 10, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Finally!
Posted in Polymer Clay, tagged Dragon sculpture, Dragons on July 7, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Dragon – he is done!!! What an adventure and learning curve! Head breaking off and having to be re-attached, premature flying lessons, broken base, broken tail, broken neck spikes, broken wings – gads! Anything and everything that could go wrong went wrong, BUT! He is finished and I think he is gorgeous. Just needs [...]
The dragon grows
Posted in Polymer Clay on July 6, 2009 | 2 Comments »
So this little adventure is not without it’s mishaps, sidesteps and curve-balls. During one of the curing sessions, having attached the hind leg and forearm on the one side, the head broke off. I promise you St George was no where near! No swords, no maidens in distress or anything of the kind! I had [...]
There’s a dragon in my hands!
Posted in Polymer Clay on July 5, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Isn’t it amazing how one’s muse can lead you off in a direction not of your choosing? First it was the scarabs – I’m not done with those yet. There are so many more I want to make! BUT!!!! and it’s a big BUT…. This morning I woke up and all I can see and [...]
The Essential Porcupine Quill
Posted in Polymer Clay, tagged Polymer clay tools on May 31, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Where would I be without my collection of porcupine quills? I think I have about 20 in varying sizes and thicknesses. Some I’ve picked up, some I’ve bought. They stand in a clay covered jar on my table within sight and easy reach. There isn’t a single project I’ve done that they haven’t come into [...]
Faux Dichroic Glass Experiment
Posted in Polymer Clay on January 1, 2009 | 1 Comment »
I’ve always loved dichroic glass and I’ve been wanting to try and make it in polymer clay for some time now. I couldn’t find a suitable tutorial anywhere on the internet, that gave the effect I was looking for. I know I’ve seen one, I just don’t know where! I decided to go ahead a [...]
Inro influence!
Posted in Polymer Clay, tagged Cigarette lighters, Inro, Polymer Clay on December 5, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Okay, I’m caught – hook, line and sinker!!! I’ve been making more lighter covers and covered bottle openers. Even tried the screenprinting today. It’s awesome! I find myself looking at little tins and containers in a completely different way. I even went shopping this morning to find things to cover!! Couldn’t find more bottle openers [...]
