Showing posts with label leaves. Show all posts
Showing posts with label leaves. Show all posts
Sep 25, 2008
Falling Polymer Clay Leaves 2008
Back in September 2007 I had created a Fallen Leaves Necklace and thought of keeping up the tradition by doing one every year. Last year's was also posted on Polymer Clay Daily which was a happy surprise. This years colours are slightly darker and the leaves are crackle veneered on one side and leaf veined golden on the other. The base palette was a black, gold and green blend. The strand is wire woven copper.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiphDUbFwE6SObdEfrtqBhxvhZ29rCs0lDI6wvkJZPFSeoBsK-XMyIl9_uiUyZjqex9cbVGd_Abt9i2yPI-sF8HMdsncbOGcwCIOpeLet3grYGkd5XU4rkZm_HiMoiWad0X98Fz7229eZ05/s320/necklace+001.JPG)
Sep 26, 2007
Clink!...some more leaves for Fall
A couple of wine glasses I covered with some yummy green Polymer Clay. The one on the left has some mokume gane slices added, the background colour has inclusions. The other glass has inclusions and a few geometrics. Both glasses have Polymer Clay maple leafs ;)
Sep 22, 2007
Another Leaf turned...officially FALL
Driving to the next town about 180 clips away is sure an inspiration to create something with leaves. So here is my newest Fall necklace. Copper, variegated and gold leaf in a jade translucent polymer clay that has pinata ink worked in it also. The necklace itself is crocheted and 4 strand braided with recycled glass, semiprecious smoky quartz and other beads. Had this at the market today and it received a lot of oo-ahs. I'm very pleased with this. Too bad my camera doesn't pick up the shifting colours and light which reminds me of ammolite.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiO_dCe6U89bST26L4aNjIyRviXMTYtCs4QVUU0IunRNqj_ygjADDHwHV8431zHS22dpOpFUPpPxql873oUR3k2vKgmsBAr5iLrjitJa1aoZsS5XTPph15CXWtnjujNsXJ_OqLDT4FQIm-o/s400/Falling+leaves.JPG)
Labels:
Autumn,
beads,
leaves,
pinata ink
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