Those of you hankering for more details about how to fire polymer clay with a heat gun
Encourage Fellow Bloggers
Look at Lindly Haunani’s new blog here. And Sarah Shriver’s taken baby steps on her blog with a bit about her history and a picture of her backyard studio. I see Judy Belcher’s even put a toe in the blog water.
If you’ll send them some comments, it’ll reassure these techno-shy polymer artists that we’re watching and anxious to hear more.
Kathleen Dustin’s uploaded more samples of her new work (like these pod earrings) to her website as well. Thanks to Loretta Lam for spotting that one.
Toby ,
Kathleen Dustin’s work is awe inspiring.
Melanie West ,
Thanks for the heads up on Lindly’s, Sarah’s and Judy’s blogs. I’ll have to run back to my blog to post links to their blogs. Ack! Blogs everywhere!! Lol!
Earlier this year I was fortunate enough to see some of Kathleen’s new work up close and personal. They truly are as good as they look in the photos… I remember being amazed that what I was looking at was really just polymer clay… but then, that’s Kathleen for you. It is the rich organic look (and feel) of her new work that I love so much.