Ponsawan Silas’ necklace stringing slide show is worth a bit of clicking. (It first appeared as a very small image but if you click around or wait a bit it turns into a workable viewing version.) Not only does Ponsawan string polymer clay beads in fanciful ways, but she makes very clever use of the […] Read more
It’s late and I’m in a mad dash to bring you some mid-week polymer clay inspiration. Who can I count on? Indiana’s Ponsawan Sila! If you want a bit of Thai culture and family history served with great quick photo tutorials, her site won’t disappoint. I’m loving the ice cream salt beads on this page. […] Read more
Ponsawan Sila is on the move and she faithfully records her progress on her blog. She includes pictures of her workspace and step-by-step tutorials on this method, a twist on mokume gane. What this generous artist takes for granted is her color sense and her knack for pattern creation. No muddy colors or uninteresting patterns […] Read more
Ponsawan Sila is from Thailand and Indianapolis. She has a charming web site and though she is relatively new to polymer she has a great touch and a nice sense of color. A purse maker asked her to make buttons for her one-of-a-kind creations and she came up with the lovelies pictured here. By experimenting […] Read more
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