BOHEMIAN

Have you noticed? Rings in general, and polymer clay rings in particular, are getting more and more popular on Etsy.

Here are a few examples with bohemian flair from Australia. Find them at jani.etsy.com.

IMPRESSED

These "crater" polymer clay jewelry is from liwelula.etsy.com. Deep impressions with texture stamps create their interesting and visually-appealing designs.

OPTIMISTIC

I admire the optimism of these polymer clay wall dancers created by Keri Joy Colestock (kerijoy.etsy.com). Diagnosed with Lyme disease in February 2002, Keri started making these whimsical and often humorous "Gals" a year later.

For a glimpse of Keri's world, visit her web site, blog, and photo album.

LAYERED

Today I want to show you a few polymer clay pendants with layered designs by Christina Uliczny (rivervalleydesign.etsy.com). She uses metal leaf and translucent clay to create this amazing effect of floating geometrical patterns.
There are more works by Christina in her flickr photo album.

SOUTHERN

To me, these colorful earrings by a French polymer clay artist have a distinctive southern flavor. This artist definitely takes full advantage of the polymer clay colors.

Find her works at souslamansarde.etsy.com.

MINIMALISTIC

I love these Zig-Zag brooches and pendants by Petra Novakova (crazyday.etsy.com). Isn't it amazing how a few simple manipulations can produce such stunning designs in polymer clay? Beautiful and clever!

Find more works by Petra on her web site and in her photo-album.

STONELIKE

These beautiful mokume gane bracelets are from the shop of Judi Forman, a polymer clay artist from New Hampshire. Judi's work features contrast and texture and often combines such materials as fabricated silver, silver clay, bronze clay, and polymer clay.