Have you found your nitche? For the last few years mine has been polymer clay with loom knitting kinda thrown in.
As you know Polymer clay is wide open to many different "niches". You may be into making beads and jewelry, dragons, doll house minatures, childrens characters and so much more.
I have narrowed mine down to three: fairies tea pots and vessels.
If you have an interest in these, follow along and add your imput, pictures, etc. Many of you may already be making beautiful, cute, or funny fairies and covering tea pots or vessels. If you have, I would love to promote them on this site.
If you are wanting to learn, like me, let us study together. When you find a good site with Fairies, Teapots, or vessels let us all know. Studying and learning from others is most important to the creating of your own style.
Beautiful and Useful vessel from
Gemstones and Wire
Upcycled teapot by
Clay Illusions
The artist calls her an AngelFairy
Fantasia Creations
I urge you to check out these artist. You will find them all on Etsy. Give them a heads up on their creations or better yet, they are all available for purchase.
Have a Happy Day,
Barb
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A hodgepodge blog about clay stuff, air plants, and all things in the land of fairies.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Lucky to be Included in a New Artfire Collection
From time to time I have been so lucky as to be included in an Artfire Collection. What makes this such an honor, is that these collections are put together by a fellow artist on Artire. What better compliment is this?
If you are wondering which is mine - it is the Worry Worm with the huge heart!
Please visit http://bluemorningexpressions.artfire.com the curator of this collection. She has some original cross stitch patterns, you will enjoy.
If you are wondering which is mine - it is the Worry Worm with the huge heart!
Please visit http://bluemorningexpressions.artfire.com the curator of this collection. She has some original cross stitch patterns, you will enjoy.
Have a Happy Day,
Barb
Friday, February 1, 2013
I get daily emails from a wonderful blog called The Polymer Arts Blog. This, and a great emagazine are the brainchild of Sage Bray.
It is amazing how she can come up with such great content each day in her blog. This is the one I received yesterday. I hope she doesn't mind that I posted it here. Showing you is a lot better than just my words.
It is amazing how she can come up with such great content each day in her blog. This is the one I received yesterday. I hope she doesn't mind that I posted it here. Showing you is a lot better than just my words.
It must be the mid-winter blues that keeps drawing me to the dramatically colored this week. I know whenever I am in need of an injection of bright and colorful and I can always count on Silvia Ortiz de la Torre. She is never shy and always experimenting with color, form and texture and how they work together.
Here is her latest post on her Flickr page. It’s a piece that almost shocks you into looking closer. The colors are so vibrant and the textures used make the whole piece seem alive.
You have to stop and wonder how something so colorful, created with fun little balls of wound polymer string and puffy pillows beads still comes across as being more sophisticated than silly. There is something in the boldness that exudes that professional level intent. I could see this on runway models or rich movie stars wandering Rodeo Drive. It’s kind of crazy. So crazy you have to envy Silvia’s talent. And maybe even aspire to be that bold and confident someday yourself.
Are you looking to increase the professional impact of your work? We’ve an article in the upcoming Spring Issue of The Polymer Arts magazine on just that subject. Don’t miss out on the issue. Pre-order it or get your subscription here today: www.thepolymerarts.com/Subscribe.html
Sage Bray gives you some great artist sites to look at for some wonderful ways to get your idea brain to working.
And a sales note from me. My fiverr.com gigs include three cute, cheap gifts for you to give this valentines. http://fiverr.com/mystic18
Have a Happy Day,
Barb
Creative Polymer Clay Ideas
Creation in Clay
Mystic 18 on Fiverr
Here is her latest post on her Flickr page. It’s a piece that almost shocks you into looking closer. The colors are so vibrant and the textures used make the whole piece seem alive.
You have to stop and wonder how something so colorful, created with fun little balls of wound polymer string and puffy pillows beads still comes across as being more sophisticated than silly. There is something in the boldness that exudes that professional level intent. I could see this on runway models or rich movie stars wandering Rodeo Drive. It’s kind of crazy. So crazy you have to envy Silvia’s talent. And maybe even aspire to be that bold and confident someday yourself.
Are you looking to increase the professional impact of your work? We’ve an article in the upcoming Spring Issue of The Polymer Arts magazine on just that subject. Don’t miss out on the issue. Pre-order it or get your subscription here today: www.thepolymerarts.com/Subscribe.html
Sage Bray gives you some great artist sites to look at for some wonderful ways to get your idea brain to working.
And a sales note from me. My fiverr.com gigs include three cute, cheap gifts for you to give this valentines. http://fiverr.com/mystic18
Have a Happy Day,
Barb
Creative Polymer Clay Ideas
Creation in Clay
Mystic 18 on Fiverr
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