Yes, this cut and folded ornament was made in polymer by London’s Carol Blackburn. Based on a clever paper or felt geometric pattern, Carol proves that the same design can be done in polymer. Her gold and silver metallic blends pump up the drama.
See how she assembles even more pieces into larger wall art in this picture on Facebook.
Ornamental/elemental classes
If Carol’s precision is too much of a challenge, ease into new ideas with one of this week’s Craftcast classes. How would one of Doreen Gay-Kassel’s jiggly jointed characters look dangling from your tree? Join Doreen’s class tonight (Nov 30) at 8:00 ET.
You say you’d rather use your brain for jewelry? Jump into Lorrene Baum-Davis’ class on Saturday, Dec 3 at 12 noon ET. Using Skinner blends, brain canes and other tricks, you’ll learn tricks to create consistent sizes and add rich new looks to your work.
Carol Blackburn ,
What a lovely surprise. Many thanks, Cynthia, you’ve made my day. It’s a sunny day in London and it just got sunnier! xxx
Lorrene Baum-Davis ,
Love Carol’s work. She is a master at pc.
I am excited to be taking Doreen’s workshop tonight. And, again, thanks for mentioning my CraftCast event this Saturday. I appreciate it. I need to go and get your class today. I don’t have a silhouette, but I might after your workshop.
Sandra ,
Incredible imagination.
Luann Udell ,
I don’t know how I missed those dolls, but they are awesome! Love the whimsy and their emotional depth, and the muted colors.
Lorrene Baum-Davis ,
Doreen’s workshop was wonderful. You can still get the tutorial at craftcast dot com. I took it and have been seriously addicted. Sold four out of seven doll ornaments. I worked very hard at developing my own voice…. so not to copy her work. Doreen said that I was successful. Take the workshop it is so good.