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Jun. 3rd, 2015 07:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
At last I got my phone camera to talk to my computer!
Here there be pics!
Here's some of the jewelry I've made lately. At the top is a pair of dangly leaf earrings and a matching pendant. The first two rows are studs: two flavors of tiny ice cream cones, Two kinds of small flowers, and two red/white/blue, hearts and stars. Then there are three pins: a hamburger, an ice cream cone, and a Valetine. Then I have four little heart pendants, an a set of buttons. You can't see the buttons too well, but they are silver-toned with little violets on them. I've been selling them to co-workers and friends for $3 apiece.

Here's my first attempt at a hobbit door pendant, using a method I found on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxsOUZqwhrg

I am also working on a design of my own, a hobbit door cane! A cane, in polymer clay-speak is a log of clay with a design or picture in it, that you can slice, and every slice has the same little design or picture in it. You can use the slices to embellish all sorts of things! So far I have done two that weren't especially successful, but I am going to keep trying!
Here there be pics!
Here's some of the jewelry I've made lately. At the top is a pair of dangly leaf earrings and a matching pendant. The first two rows are studs: two flavors of tiny ice cream cones, Two kinds of small flowers, and two red/white/blue, hearts and stars. Then there are three pins: a hamburger, an ice cream cone, and a Valetine. Then I have four little heart pendants, an a set of buttons. You can't see the buttons too well, but they are silver-toned with little violets on them. I've been selling them to co-workers and friends for $3 apiece.

Here's my first attempt at a hobbit door pendant, using a method I found on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxsOUZqwhrg

I am also working on a design of my own, a hobbit door cane! A cane, in polymer clay-speak is a log of clay with a design or picture in it, that you can slice, and every slice has the same little design or picture in it. You can use the slices to embellish all sorts of things! So far I have done two that weren't especially successful, but I am going to keep trying!