Sometimes mokume gane in the right colors can just turn out perfectly. (Odile simply sands the baked clay to reveal patterns.)
Enjoy the sunny results from L’atelier de Dilcrea (Odile Marchais) to perk up the start to your week. Short and sweet.
A sunny start
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Wow these are so pretty! I love the patterns of the stamps she used for the mokume gane – they look like raindrops.
Her polymer clay disc are full of color and bring attention to any eye is passing thru.
Beautiful – looks great in graphic black and white too!
Also LOVE the color inspiration of the little striped dress she shows further down the page. Don’t miss that!
I found her company name on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Latelier-de-Dilcr%C3%A9a/189384440862
Her email says is goes to Julie Marchais
Love the color in these pieces!
bonsoir,
son nom est Odile Marchais, elle vit en France. Je tiens à la féliciter de cette mise à l’honneur méritée
marie-france/polymeramoi
bravo!!!!!! Un bonjour en même temps du Québec