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Tag Archives: clay
Polymer Play
I have long been frustrated with the bead selection locally. It is hard to find the kind of earthy looking beads that I like anywhere within an hours drive. For inspiration, I looked to the clay beads of my friend … Continue reading
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Tagged art jewelry, beads, clay, earthy, fingerprints, handmade, jewelry, macrame, necklace, polymer clay, raggedrobyn, rustic, tribal, Vladthebat
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Earthy
It’s the time of year to start to dream about digging in the earth and planting seeds. A couple of days ago, we were in the mid 30’s and alternating between a blizzard and sunshine. In about three days, the … Continue reading
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Tagged clay, earthy, garden, hammered copper, jasper, macrame, necklaces, spring, studio, trade beads
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More Patina
I’m still finding uses for my random relics that I bought from the interesting fellow who metal detects. Two birds on a fountain, riveted to a piece of copper with a green patina. The stones are malachite and carnelian and … Continue reading
Back By Popular Demand
Well…back by popular demand and just in time for Mother’s Day, I am offering a jewelry class at The Royal Brush in Columbia Tennessee. Campbell Plaza, Suite 7E, phone: 931-223-5351. We will be learning to use pottery clay to create … Continue reading
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Blooms and Green
I tried a little something new. The cabochon on this necklace is a stamped, clay piece from my new clay experiments, as is the toggle clasp. The clay was painted after firing, but I think my next ones will be … Continue reading
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Tagged amaryllis, clay, Columbia, copper, jewelry, necklace, spring, Tennessee, The Royal Brush
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Come and Get Creative
Well…due to popular demand, I am offering a class at The Royal Brush in Columbia Tennessee. Campbell Plaza, Suite 7E, phone: 931-223-5351. We will be learning to use pottery clay to create pendants and other jewelry elements, using stamps and … Continue reading
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Tagged clay, Columbia Tennessee, creative, jewelry class, The Royal Brush
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Leaves of Clay
These leaves are made of clay that was fired for me by The Royal Brush in Columbia, Tennessee. Is anyone interested in taking a class in which we will make clay pendants and create necklaces from them? There are unlimited … Continue reading
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Tagged clay, Columbia Tennessee, leaves, nature, necklace, The Royal Brush
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Earthy
This necklace is made up of fired clay beads made by Steph in Belgium, bone beads and polymer clay faux bone beads made by me, wood and glass beads and leather. No bling, just handmade, earthy goodness.
Yummy Goodies
This is possibly a first. I managed to take a photo of the chocolate before it vanished! Another package of goodies from Steph arrived in my mailbox, unglazed clay pendants and beads, yummy sari yarn, and chocolate covered orange peels. … Continue reading