Monday, December 6, 2010
Clay Diva Pins
These scarf pins were created with face canes of clay, sheets of artwork in clay and various other canes of clay. I had a lot of fun making them and I think they came out real cute. The pins are one-of-a-kind and the face cane is limited. Therefore, I can only make a certain number of jewelry pieces with a specific face. Canes are created the same way tubes of cookie dough with pictures in the middle are made. The canes are sliced and incorporated into artistic pieces.
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Sunday, December 5, 2010
Clay, Hematite Stones and Sterling Silver
I recently finished this necklace and had a lot of fun making it. The larger swirled beads are hand created with clay, tumbled and hand buffed. They were strung together with hematite stones of gun metal gray. The pendant part of the necklace was made with a sheet of artwork done in clay, cut, hand sanded and resin coated. I then wrapped the clay in .925 sterling silver and wove the wire into a unique bail. Continuing, I surrounded the clay pendant in more hematite stones and completed the pendant with two dangles at the bottom.
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Labels: artisan jewelry, artwork, beads, polymer clay, sterling silver, stones, wire, wire wrap, wire wrapped jewelry
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Wallkill High School
Body Ice Jewelry is attending the Harvest Festival Fine Arts and Craft Show at the Wallkill High School, Route 208, Wallkill, New York. Today and tomorrow. Many thanks to our continued followers! We hope to see you there.
We will also be at the Dutch Reformed Church on Saturday, November 20th, Route 9, Hyde Park, New York.
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