After missing a class designed to recreate one’s pet in paper mache, I decided to see what I could do on my own. Sure, I’m making basic bowls and whatnot, but I’m also having fun with paper pulp and silicone molds. Maybe next weekend I’ll be able to paint them. However, the real labor of love and source of creative excitement is the squid I started. Here’s the frame. I have nothing but high hopes!
Finally, I’ve bend able to finish more of these twisty, turny necklaces. I wonder what took me do long.
I’ve given myself over to making polymer clay beads. I can’t stop! The possibilities are limitless. Sadly I can’t say the same for my time.
I’ve given myself over to making polymer clay beads. I can’t stop! The possibilities are limitless. Sadly I can’t say the same for my time.
I cannot seem to stop messing with clay, can’t stop wanting to perfect a hedgehog cane. The goofy thing is that last night’s attempt ended up looking like a hedgehog and a sea monkey had a baby. Oh well, I kind of dig it.
