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I’m still trying to figure out what I want to do with these thin translucent shapes. My original idea was to make a vessel…but I’m not sure how I want to get there. Here are a few ‘chips’ that I threaded with ribbon. I’m going to keep playing until the chips decide what they want to be when they grow up.
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I’m going to take some time off to attend to some personal business, but before I leave I want to show you what’s on my worktable right now.
This is a paper-thin sheet of polymer clay ready for the oven.
Here’s the same sheet of clay after I baked it – I used it as a background for a photo of a mold. Cool, huh? And that’s all I’m saying!
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I finished the ‘pushing polymer’ cuff experiment. Not bad…there are several things that I would do differently next time, but isn’t that half the fun of experimenting? Still trying to get ready for Synergy…
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Today, Kim Cavender wrote a fun post about polymer clay fish (Denise Baldwin’s fish are a riot!). Got me thinking about the ‘fish phase’ I went through a few years ago. The vessel below started what became a series of polymer clay fish. I had just discovered Christi Friesen’s fanciful beads and I wanted to try to make a vessel using the technique.
This little guy is still one of my favorites. Circa 2004 (I think).
