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Storyteller Maureen Carlson is preparing these polymer clay pendant samples (see more here, here and here) for her classes at Clay Carnival in November. She’ll be also be teaching at Cabin Fever next February.
These evocative pieces, all made with white clay, wear masks that reveal their alter egos…and make them doubly interesting.
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Carol (IngeniouslyCreative) lives by the Irish Sea where she has “a little fun once in a while with a lump of clay!” She puts faces on beads, rings, bracelets and even birds in her “Birdman” series which she sells on her Etsy site.
I’m rushing tonight because the winds are whistling, debris is flying, and power [...]
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Yesterday’s characters got me thinking about other polymer clay sculptors. I revisited Maureen Carlson’s site and saw that she’s added a number of new galleries of her work like this lovely leaping figure which she made over a wire armature.
A gifted storyteller, Maureen lets stories flow from her characters which reflect many moods – thoughtful, [...]
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Jenn McGlon of Noodle and Lou Studio takes a lighthearted approach to Halloween. Her polymer clay witches have style and sass without scare. Who could be afraid of witches in polka dot hats?
We last visited her in July. Her signature little house sculptures, Lulettes, have taken on fall colors and themes. I always spend a [...]
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