Sunday, August 31, 2008
more new stuff
It's time for ornaments. After pondering what I wanted to make this year, I finally decided to start with plastic easter eggs made into animals. So far I have 5 penguins, 2 pigs and a cow. I'd like to do some chicks, bluebirds and owls as well. But I gotta admit, I'm tempted to just make a million more penguins because they're so much fun.
Labels:
christmas,
divadea,
ornaments,
penguins,
polymer clay
Saturday, August 30, 2008
new stuff!
Monday, August 25, 2008
Thursday, August 21, 2008
my favorite holiday
It's time to roll out the Halloween stuff. Yay! I do so love Halloween. Here's some fun jewelry. I also have a bunch of cards made; hopefully photos will get taken tonight.
See the whole collection here.
See the whole collection here.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
things I want to make
- soap
- 74 more tarot cards
- plushies
- felt barrettes with clay beads
- cards cards cards
- new line of jewelry
- paper dolls
- art dolls
- candy
- a huge polymer clay wall hanging
- collages
- more buttons
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
feeling rainbow-y
I type "pcagoe" into the etsy search bar at least a couple of times a week, just to see what new and fabulous things my colleagues have created. Here's a sampling from the world of rainbows :)
Slide top tin by studiobijou
Millefiori floral polymer clay covered pens by PolymerClayCreations
Old School Rainbow Necklace by blockpartypress
Rainbow Bead Ribbon Necklace by yours truly
Slide top tin by studiobijou
Millefiori floral polymer clay covered pens by PolymerClayCreations
Old School Rainbow Necklace by blockpartypress
Rainbow Bead Ribbon Necklace by yours truly
Monday, August 18, 2008
wordle
This is quality entertainment. You can make a picture out of words at wordle.net by inserting words or a url. This is made by inserting the url of my etsy shop.
Thursday, August 14, 2008
New from divadea
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
my new favorite thing
LaraBars are awesome. They are made of dates, nuts and fruit. They are vegan, either completely or mostly raw, and actually do not taste anything like cardboard. (Thus, not allowing me to use my favorite Xander quote, which is, "Mmmm, cardboardy," but I digress.)
Could I make this snack in my fairly hefty blender? Yes. Am I going to? Um, no. So, yes, these are a bit pricey, but totally worth it in my opinion, to have real, energy-providing food to take to work, eat for breakfast, ward off french fries with...
You can get them lots of places on line. You can see all the flavors at the official LaraBar site. My favorites are lemon, key lime and cherry (I'm fruity.)
And don't even get me started on the chocolate ones...
Monday, August 11, 2008
Calling Central PA Singers!
Fall is quickly approaching, and if you've been thinking singing, I've got two opportunities for you!
The Cumberland Singers is a Mechanicsburg-based community choir. We rehearse on Tuesday evenings starting in September, and we're always welcoming new singers, especially tenors and basses. This season's program is entitled Lullabies and Jubilation and includes Daniel Pinkham's Christmas cantata for choir, organ and brass as well as some wonderful new takes on old Christmas favorites. I guarantee fun! For more information, contact Alissa at imamezzo@aol.com.
Marmalade is a small a cappella ensemble performing throughout the central PA area. We are currently auditioning for singers, especially low altos. Visit our blog for more information or email etownacappella@gmail.com.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
goooo Joshua
I love these two so much. My all-time favorite is still Sabra from last year, but I am completely in love with Joshua. I admit it, I voted this time :)
What will I do with all my free time once the show is over tomorrow night?
What will I do with all my free time once the show is over tomorrow night?
Monday, August 4, 2008
4 down, 74 to go...
This is the fourth piece in my tarot art series. The empress is an earth, motherly figure surrounded by green, growth and abundance. Here she is among water, wheat, flowers and fruit. This piece is made primarily of polymer clay, including three canework patterns, with embellishments of raffia, ribbon, yarn and paint.
Friday, August 1, 2008
it's show time
It's challenge time at the polymer clay artists guild of etsy again! Our monthly theme was It's Show Time, and 12 people have created entries having to do with television and movies. To cast your vote, visit http://pcagoe.com/. All voters are entered into two random drawings for prizes. There's a set of beautiful accessories as well as this duo of handmade, one-of-a-kind necklaces by polymer clay artists paperpam and pipsjewellery.
And here's my entry. It's a quotation from my favorite (most days) character, Giles. I (obviously) had trouble getting a decent photo of this one, not sure why.
It's a 7-inch square wall-hanging made in several steps:
1. Peruse brain (and internet) for good Buffy quotes.
2. Make 20 polymer clay canes.
3. Lay out cane slices one at a time and roll flat to make background.
4. Make each letter out of scrap clay and bake.
5. Cover each letter with individual slices of aforementioned canes. and attach to background with liquid Sculpey.
6. Mount on scrap clay for stability and bake.
7. Make and attach embellishments and edging and bake again.
8. Attempt fruitlessly to photograph.
This piece isn't going to be for sale. In fact, it's already on my wall :)
And here's my entry. It's a quotation from my favorite (most days) character, Giles. I (obviously) had trouble getting a decent photo of this one, not sure why.
It's a 7-inch square wall-hanging made in several steps:
1. Peruse brain (and internet) for good Buffy quotes.
2. Make 20 polymer clay canes.
3. Lay out cane slices one at a time and roll flat to make background.
4. Make each letter out of scrap clay and bake.
5. Cover each letter with individual slices of aforementioned canes. and attach to background with liquid Sculpey.
6. Mount on scrap clay for stability and bake.
7. Make and attach embellishments and edging and bake again.
8. Attempt fruitlessly to photograph.
This piece isn't going to be for sale. In fact, it's already on my wall :)
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