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6.5″ tall, polymer clay, Toho 11/o round beads, Toho bugles, ceramic hands, nickel face plate I’ve finished my first month’s journey with Bead Journal 2010 and it’s been quite a learning experience. The January Doll took the whole month to design, build, and finish properly, though it was interspersed with other jewelry-making and marketing tasks. [...] [...] After arriving in Bern and checking out the local scene, it seems clear that what the city needs are some polymer clay and beading courses! I’ve been wanting to teach a course on making polymer clay charms for a while, and I developed a new project just for the class. Here’s a photo of an [...] [...] Though I’ve had a cold over the last couple of days, I couldn’t resist working on the January Doll between sneezes. Her new sleeves are white iridescent Toho Treasures, and silver 11/o round beads. They match the skirt, which is coming soon. After the decorative polymer clay layer The polymer clay foundation for my January 2010 doll. My first post of the year is about the wonderful Bead Journal project, founded in 2007 by Robin Atkins. This project invites artists to keep a journal in beaded format, with one entry a month. Members are given great freedom in the forms they can choose, and I’ve decided to use that freedom to the [...] [...] |
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