Gallery Night!

I was at the opening of a Member Show called Transitions last night- I had a piece entered. Didn't win anything, but the piece sold while the show was being hung! It's called "Twill Soon be Spring" and is made from polymer clay. The image is several winter bare trees, but one is filled with spring green liquid clay and has tiny yellow flowers all over it.

Also, I have an intermediate class starting on February 9th at Milliken Center in Lewisville, TX.

I'll have a beginner's intensive workshop sometime before that for people who want to attend the intermediate class but don't have any experience with polymer clay.

Update: Picture is now posted (obviously)

Ouch again!

Okay, so it's been a month since I posted again. Sorry about that- we've had some changes around here. My husband, Rob, started working from home, and he is usually on this computer. That shouldn't be a problem, except that my laptop is really configured to run from the network at school and doesn't like to be separated, so it pulls all sorts of stunts like refusing to connect to the internet. Add to that Elora is in a play and rehearsals have been tough, and, well, this blog got pushed to the back burner again. To try to make up for that, I will try to bring you a new piece each day this week. Some of these are going to the Visual Arts League Lewisville show Fresh Ideas, so you can get a sneak peek online and then see them in person if you're in the area.

Starting us off... Seaside Cross. It's polymer clay on a wood base and measures 9" by 6.75". There are real pearls and tiny seashells attached to the cross.