Wanda Shum has based the design of her newest polymer tea set on The Night Circus, a popular novel by Erin Morgenstern that presents a sprightly version of 19th-century English magic.

Wanda uses ceramic teapots as the canvas for her polymer canes.

You can follow the evolution of her face cane here snd see the damask cane portion of the teapot emerge here. Zoom in close to examine the carved and drawn areas as well. What a treat!

Party on Wednesday

PCDaily doesn’t usually cover tools but that’s not because I don’t love them. Wednesday night, party girl and Craftcast publisher Alison Lee is hosting a free webinar during which five tool fans will bring out their favorite polymer and metal clay tools.

Celie Fago, Jill Erickson, Wanaree Tanner, Patrik Kusek and I will demo our secret weapons. It’ll be a fast-paced, fun filled hour with lots of surprises and giveaways. RSVP here.

  • reply Wanda Shum ,

    Thanks Cynthia for posting my teapot set….I really enjoyed creating this one!

    • reply Alice Stroppel ,

      Wanda your work is fabulous and I just love these tea pot sets. Read The Night Circus last month and loved it. Thanks Cynthia for posting Wanda’s design.

      • reply suzanne ,

        wow, these tea pots are so magnificent and cool and awe inspiring!
        thanks to you Cynthia, i have discovered a new artist! she is fantastic!

        • reply vicky edwards ,

          I’m having trouble with my e-mail and I want to attend the presentation on tools. Will you save me a seat, please. Thanks, vicky edwards

          • reply alison ,

            Thanks Cynthia for sharing the invite!

            It’s going to be a blast and there are lots of amazing give aways and coupons. Love an online party! Sign up early, it’s filling up fast.
            xo Alison

            • reply Ginny Baker ,

              Gorgeous teapot! It really does remind me of the cover of “The Night Circus”. :o)

              • reply joan tayler ,

                Wanda wonderful and usually. Very exciting.

                • reply TonkArt studio ,

                  I just love these pots! 🙂

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