Our designers did a bang-up job featuring fun items from our shop.
Pat used Souffle polymer clay, mica powders, Makin's texture sheets, steampunk push mold, shamrock cutter, various old and new watch parts, face push mold, crown to create this beautiful totem. You can read more about it at art4liberty.wordpress.com.
Pat used Souffle polymer clay, mica powders, Makin's texture sheets, steampunk push mold, shamrock cutter, various old and new watch parts, face push mold, crown to create this beautiful totem. You can read more about it at art4liberty.wordpress.com.
She has even shown you a template you can use to get started:
Angels are popular all year long, in fact some people collect them and Angel-Themed items can make great creative gifts. You could replace the snowflakes for any time of year. Think about using hearts, flowers, leaves, birds, buttons, anything!
Check out what Suzanne created using Large Wings Silicone Mold for polymer clay
Snowflakes & Winter Wonderland Limited Edition Kit 5 pieces
Designs were applied to a fabric-covered jewelry box from a thrift-store. 
Darlene makes the most beautiful mixed media pieces. Look at this small artwork featuring
wing mold, leaf mold, driftwood, found jewelry leaf
Votive candles are another fun polymer clay decorative item. With a little imagination and the right tools you can create them in endless themes. These have a Christmas feel, from Chris Kapono. Imagine using hearts, flowers, leaves, buttons, steampunk, swirls, and all the other fun mold and cutter designs we have at the shop to create your own favorite theme!
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