White clay bracelets

I love trees, which you frequent readers already know. Nature is so beautiful. I was thinking over the weekend about some nature-inspired jewelry, and while this look isn’t all that earthy, it’s an easy technique that you can implement really inexpensively with some polymer clay and leaves. What you will need: Small leaves Polymer clay...

Whether your ideas are elaborate or simple, these bracelet forms are the perfect blank canvas to showcase your work. I found these beautiful examples by Louise Fischer Cozzi and I had to share them. The organic feel of the patterns are achieved with water transfers (the black and white only stack) and with...

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Here are some photos of the owl buttons I have been making for my shop on Not on the high street.com since last year, I have started making them in batches like these, so I can keep better hold on how many I have. These are the buttons that have just been made so they are still soft at this stage. Once fired I coat half of them in the teal glaze or the moss green glaze you see below. The white buttons are left unglazed, the others either have a teal glaze or a moss green colour fired onto…

Super-hollow bracelets in Kato Polyclay - as seen on the most beautiful arm in the world.

How to Make Polymer Clay Beads: I love to make rather large polymer clay beads but the bigger the bead, the heavier the weight, which is no good for jewelry. I decided using a wood "filler" bead might help cut down the weight. Turns out it did and it also cut down my expenses b/c …

[pinit] Hi everyone, I’m Carolyn from homework. Johnnie is away for a few days enjoying some time with family and I was thrilled when she asked me to share a project with you. This is a fun