Ms. Simmon’s has been working with Polymer for over 20 years and I am impressed at how she never runs out of ideas, in making the ordinary very extraordinary. The kaleidoscope canes posted in her website makes me drool and seeing them in person was just ooo-aaaah! Read more…
There’s a lot going on in the world of polymer art lately because of the #polymerartchallenge which was initiated by Ms. Donna Greenberg. Read more…
The latest challenge of the Philippine Polymer Clay Guild was “Food for your Eyes” where they asked us to make miniature models of our favorite food. I immediately knew that I wanted to make a dessert spread. I made a croquermbouche drizzled with chocolate, Orange chiffon fondant cake and assorted cupcakes. Read more…
The challenge of the Philippine Polymer Clay Guild for the month of May was ti create something new using polymer clay flowers. I’ve been making a lot of floral themed pieces, mostly daisies or simple flowers with 5 petals and I didn’t know what to do for this challenge. Then one day, while I was cleaning my craft room, I found a tutorial about “Orchid Pin or Pendant” that I bought from Ms. Penni Jo Couch during the 2013 Lone Star retreat. The tutorial was simple, well written and well illustrated. Read more…
Today is an “Eggciting Day” for me and the blog because it’s my birthday! Wooohooo. Thank you for all your love and kind greetings. Early this morning, we were able to catch the first of the Four Blood Moons – NASA says that seeing four complete lunar eclipses in a row is very rare and we will have one every 6 months until October 2015. We have never seen one so we stayed up late for it and it was amazing! We just stood in awe at how great and might God is – He who created the heavens and the earth. Read more…