Polymer Clay Chameleon: Miniature

Miniature polymer clay food by an Israeli artist Shay Aaron.  My son found these pictures and sent me the link.  Amazing works, aren't they?  It is difficult to believe that this food is not real and that it is made on 1:12 scale...

Please refer to my old blog, Polymer Clay Chameleon, to see many more exciting works in polymer clay.

Updating My Polymer Clay Tutorials for Beginners

I am updating my tutorials for novice clayers.  Just finished the two most important ones: Baking Polymer Clay and Polymer Clay Safety.

Quote of the Week

"We do not see things as they are, we see them as we are."
Anais Nin

Polymer Clay Chameleon: Ethnic

Every so often I return the idea of featuring the works of other polymer clay artists in my blog, just like I used to do in my blog PolymerClayChameleon.blogspot.com.

When I came across the polymer clay art jewelry pieces by a young Ukrainian artist aleksanta (too bad, I do not know her real name), I just had to share them.  She works in different styles, and there are many original and interesting works in her blog, but my favorite are these three:

Please refer to my old blog, Polymer Clay Chameleon, to see many more exciting works in polymer clay.

Craft Supplies

I moved all my craft supplies for sale to my Etsy shop to keep a better track of them.  All supplies offered in my shop can be used to make projects described in at least one of my polymer clay tutorials.

In the nearest future, I am planning to start listing lots of extra craft supplies accumulated over the years.  Need to make more space in my studio.



Quote of the Week

"There is a light at the end of every tunnel.  Some tunnels just happen to be longer than others."
Ada Adams

New Tutorial Openwork Bracelets

This new polymer clay tutorial is on sale for one day only! 

The bracelets are the result of my experiments with hollow techniques and openwork designs. They are lightweight and airy, but very durable and sturdy at the same time. I've been wearing them for more than a couple of months to make sure that they hold to wear and tear – and they do. I've also received lots of compliments on them.

The beauty of this technique is that you are not limited by the six designs explained in my tutorial, nor do you have to stick to only bracelets. The same approach can be used to make unique and original beads for necklaces, earrings, and brooches.

 

This tutorial has more than 30 pages of instructions with over 90 pictures. Out of curiosity, I counted all of the pictures I took in preparation for this tutorial. It turned out, there were nearly 500 of them!

For one day only, I am offering this tutorial for 20% below its regular price. 

 

The tutorial is available both in my shop on Etsy. 

 

The sale price expires at 10 pm (EDT) on Saturday, August 10, 2013.