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Clay Jewelry
These pins are made with a rather remarkable clay that has become my new favorite. It's flexible, waterproof, air dries, and is fairly durable. The clay takes on the look and feel of plastic after it dries, allowing for thin, delicate designs. Here's some information regarding care and maintenance of my pins: Every attempt is made to securely adhere all leaves, petals, etc, but on occasion, they can detach with wear. Mod Podge glue works well when reattaching pieces. The surface of this material is fairly waterproof, but if it gets wet for an extended amount of time, the clay could become soft or come apart. The pieces are flexible, and may take on a different shape if not stored on a flat surface. A moist cloth can be used to clean any dirt that may accumulate with wear, especially on lighter colors.
Illustrations
Paintings
art
Midna
ironman pendant
painted shoes
MRT
Barbed Wire
leaf tutorial
Clay Necklace
process
Molding Process
Chicago/Michigan City Con 2008
Indiana, July 4-20th 2008
Group Photos
Creativity and Video Games
These two things definitely fit together. If you are inspired by computer or video games this is the right group for you!
Cuteable
Welcome to Cuteable's official Flickr group! Feel free to post: 1. Pictures of cute things you own (or would like to own)! 2. Pictures of cute things you've made! 3. Pictures of cute things, period! We regularly check the group for new pictures, and occasionally select outstanding entries for posting on the Cuteable blog! To small and home-based crafts businesses: the Cuteable Flickr group is a great way to spread the word about your product(s) and get FREE advertising. Be sure to include a nice description and high quality pictures, as this will increase your chances of getting some mega-primo-time on the main Cuteable blog. Thank you in advance for sharing - we look forward to seeing your pictures! -The Cuteable Staff