Researching figurines

Japonnesinhas, Bokwus



So Cute!

Note: Should make something similar in Slovenian national style.

Researching bracelet style

Floratile Tonja, Lenderman

Sheer joy.
I like this piece very much because a combination of colour and amount of work contributed!

Funky! Hair pin!

It is not polymer clay, but is so sweet, that I had to put this tutorial link up.
All respect to Run girl. Run! Have a Click around her blog!

Nakit snova crafty forum

It is time to support my local neighborhood of gifted and crafty people whose work I simply adore. I ve met them on RADIONICA SNOVA forum. Forum is mainly in croatian language.This post is for my friends of a region former known by the name of Yugoslavia, bratstvo i jedinstvo people. I think this girls really do amazing polymer clay jewelery. Their beads simply deserve a Click!

Blueberry









Biba









Gvendolin

TL fimo adition

Jupijej!

Tomorrow I am picking up my transculent liquid fimo at my local supplier. Her call today made my day! Yay!I can´t wait to try it out. Thats why I needed to summon up, get on line and gain additional information :)

Here are some useful links:
toner transfer
Dona Kato picture tut on transferring images. She uses a glossy photo paper, ink yet printer set on best quality that printer enables. She also debates on which label of photo paper makes the best transfer.




lets get started
Jeanne Rhea has produced in depth article on transferingimages on clay. She points out respect copyright protection! And also, pictures published before 1932 are public domain!





This two techniques slightly differ and the question for tomorrow will be:

Should I peel it off, before or after baking?
Any suggestions based on experience are more than welcomed!

Rosy pattern sheet

I am still waiting for my fimo liquid transculent order to come threw. In a mean time, I prepared few texture sheets to transfer on clay. Here is one for you. Click, Save, Print and happy creative use! To show a photo of your work with it, is more than welcomed! Just link!

Have a look at transfer technique Here!

fimo finest beads cebijuxbeads

cebijuxbeads has an truly amazing gallery on Flickr. She is in precise millefiori technique. Has beads for sell on her blog, if you are interested. Strongly recommend a visit to her gallery. Great swirl, pillow and button inspirations there!

Fimo fusion and a paper box how to

I realized why I like fimo.

1. Fimo is a plastic material polymer clay .
2. It hardens in an owen at 110-130 C.
3. Baked material is not heavy and has a warm feeling.
4. With right treatment, clay has ability to become glassy like.
5. Covered with finishing warnish beads last forever.
6. It does not lose color, does not soften, break, crush, crack.
7. What is of major concern, why I do fimo bead items.

And now a little treat, how to improve your jewelery packaging skils.

Great and easy box idea!

Enjoy!

final results karla kam vs. kozelova for geishastyle

Here it is. A final result.
Wire crochet technique demonstrated here! Click!

• Silver plated wire 0,4 mm
• polymer beads made by kozelova
• red beads out of shop somewhere

Leave a comment!

Amazing glass work

Lyzard Qeeen
Great glass beads made in such a cute maner with more than funky color combinations.
All the compliments to this young lady!

Give artist a Click!

karla kam vs. kozelova for geishastyle

Video shows us how to make very interesting wire crochet necklace.
First attempt of this technique will surly follow soon. Just love it!

Give Karla Schafer a Click!

Found a great textile artist

Lara Cameron

Interesting Idea

Some solutions for my problem.
Perlette
Give an artist a Click!

10 ways to use translucent polymer clay

Today I found another interesting Fimo enthusiast blog.


Give her a click at MossyOwel


I especially liked her selection of articles labeled Top ten and Transculent.

Making Interesting Fimo Tools

Today I found a great artist.
How to make yourown polymer clay stamp!

Shaded Leaf Cane
Poly Texture Sheet

With full respect to the author Elfi Warsh
Give Her a Click!