Monday, September 7, 2009
GLASSY
These bracelets, rings, and pendants are from undertheemilytree.etsy.com. The mixed-media tiles used in them caught my attention. Polymer clay, gold leaf, and acrylic paints give these tiles their wonderful colors, and resin creates a glass-like surface.
Sunday, September 6, 2009
BEJEWELED
Here are a few dazzling examples of polymer clay combined with Swarovski crystals. Find them in MarinaKali.etsy.com.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
OSTENTATIOUS
These fashionable polymer clay hair accessories and brooches are from OhMaudlinMe.etsy.com. I love the beautiful lines and nice, fresh colors of these flowers!
I am also happy to see that polymer clay seemed to help yet another person to discover an inner artist in herself!
I am also happy to see that polymer clay seemed to help yet another person to discover an inner artist in herself!
Friday, September 4, 2009
MULTICOLOR
Multi-color, multi-shape, and multi-size – our guests today are these cool cats made by Funda Aysel, a polymer clay artist from Turkey. Aren't they fun?
You can find them in Funda's Etsy shop, catshome.etsy.com, as well as in her blog and photo album.
You can find them in Funda's Etsy shop, catshome.etsy.com, as well as in her blog and photo album.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
ENCAPSULATED
Dave Sheely (davesheelydesigns.etsy.com) uses polymer clay in the most unusual way – he encapsulates his polymer clay tiles in industrial grade urethane to make his beautiful rings and pendants.
There are more pictures of Dave's work in his Flickr photo album.
There are more pictures of Dave's work in his Flickr photo album.
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
JAPANESE
Efi Warsh (efiwarsh.etsy.com) made these cute Japanese dolls using her own canes and following Janice VanBeek's Sayonara Dolls tutorial published in Summer 2007 issue of Polymer Cafe.
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
GIVEAWAY
Before announcing the winner of our August giveaway, I want to show you the slide show I made for the artists featured here on Polymer Clay Chameleon in August.
As always, I have two versions. The one with music is below:
A silent version of this slide show is in the lower right corner of the page.
The giveaway prize this month was a polymer clay pendant from my new line. It has an image created with a hand-made stamp based on my own drawing. The pendant is covered with clear resin and is very smooth and pleasant to touch. It comes with a sterling silver bail and a black multi-ribbon necklace.
To choose the winner, I asked my daughter to give me a random number from 2 to 31. She said 4. That is the day when the winning comment was made. Since there were two comments made on that day, I asked her for the second number, and she said 2. So, the winner is the person who made the second comment on the August, 4 post. This person is Mary of WonderfulWire.etsy.com. Mary makes amazing paintings in polymer clay. Her works were featured in my blog earlier this year, on June, 16. I hope Mary will enjoy my pendant.
The new prize for September is a set of my faux lampwork earrings and a pendant in black, white, green, and aqua tones. The focal parts are made out of polymer clay and resin. All you need to do in order to win it is to visit my blog and leave comments on any of my September posts. The more often you comment, the greater is your chance of winning.
For those who do not believe in their luck, I can offer a step-by-step tutorial explaining how to make such focal parts. You may find it on my web site as well as in my Etsy shop.
As always, I have two versions. The one with music is below:
A silent version of this slide show is in the lower right corner of the page.
The giveaway prize this month was a polymer clay pendant from my new line. It has an image created with a hand-made stamp based on my own drawing. The pendant is covered with clear resin and is very smooth and pleasant to touch. It comes with a sterling silver bail and a black multi-ribbon necklace.
To choose the winner, I asked my daughter to give me a random number from 2 to 31. She said 4. That is the day when the winning comment was made. Since there were two comments made on that day, I asked her for the second number, and she said 2. So, the winner is the person who made the second comment on the August, 4 post. This person is Mary of WonderfulWire.etsy.com. Mary makes amazing paintings in polymer clay. Her works were featured in my blog earlier this year, on June, 16. I hope Mary will enjoy my pendant.
The new prize for September is a set of my faux lampwork earrings and a pendant in black, white, green, and aqua tones. The focal parts are made out of polymer clay and resin. All you need to do in order to win it is to visit my blog and leave comments on any of my September posts. The more often you comment, the greater is your chance of winning.
For those who do not believe in their luck, I can offer a step-by-step tutorial explaining how to make such focal parts. You may find it on my web site as well as in my Etsy shop.
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