STEAMPUNKERING

One of my Christmas gifts happen to be the new book by Christi Friesen, Steampunkery.

Christi chosen a picture of my steampunk butterfly to be included in her book, so she sent me the contributor's copy.

Her new book is a lot of fun! Not only is it packed with lots of exciting projects, but it is also bursting with Christi's sense of humor. My 13-year old son is Christi's new fan. He snatched the book from me as soon as it arrived, and literally devoured it before I had a chance to even flip through it. I am sure Stempunkery will be as popular as Christi's other books!

EXUBERANT

These lavish and abundant in detail angels are by Sylvia Garcia Laird. Find them at HerPapasAngel.etsy.com.

Merry Christmas!

EDGY

Steampunk, Gothic, and Victorian – these the styles that Sage Bray works in. Her jewelry is unique and memorable. Find it in Sage's Etsy shop, and more at her web site.

ODD

Emma SanCartier is an illustrator, working in pen, ink, and watercolor.
 
In her Etsy shop, I also found a few polymer clay creations from her Odd Fauna series. I hope you will enjoy them as much as I do.
 

SNOWING

More snow-inspired items for you today! These polymer clay snowflake ornaments are from the shop of Kathie Weise.

Kathie says: “Each of these snowflakes is unique, just like real ones! Each one has a different design of cutouts and impressions.”

SNOW-WHITE

I cannot think about anything but snow right now. In Maryland, we've got 24” in one day yesterday!

These snow-white polymer clay and glass creations by Racheli Lila match my mood perfectly. Find them at rachelilila.etsy.com.

There are more works by Racheli at her web site, www.rachelilila.net.

ICED

These sweet polymer clay treats by One Elf look good to eat!

Layers of tiny cakes are iced with delicious frostings, sliced, and made into lovely earrings.