I made this funky, colorful heart in polymer clay, with holes around the edge for joining a lacy edging. So far I've tatted all the way around the heart, using rings and chains in size 10. Now, to decide what to do next. I want to finish this as a necklace.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Funky polymer clay heart with tatting in progress
I made this funky, colorful heart in polymer clay, with holes around the edge for joining a lacy edging. So far I've tatted all the way around the heart, using rings and chains in size 10. Now, to decide what to do next. I want to finish this as a necklace.
HOW AWESOME!
ReplyDeleteLove the heart and the combination of tatting with polymer clay. Just beautiful. Your work is so inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI love your funky heart! Can't wait to see the finished piece!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it.
ReplyDeletedeanna in Texas
Love the heart! Wow, that's pretty! You are so talented, I always love what you come up with. I'm sure the necklace will look great, whatever you decide to do with it.
ReplyDeleteIt is great. I cant wait to learn tatting.
ReplyDeleteoooooooooohhhh that is soooooooooo pretty Marilee I cant wait to it finished.
ReplyDeleteCool! Boy howdie, those colors are vivid! Love it...
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see your result
It's beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteSuper colorful, I like it!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, what to do next? Make one for me, lol! That is so gorgeous! It will make a beautiful necklace =)
ReplyDeleteAs always - just amazing!! I really love the colors you're using. What a great way to marry the 2 crafts!
ReplyDeleteThat is VERY cool! I love how colorful and whimsical it looks. I gave one of my girls a shrinky dink set for Christmas - it might get hijacked!
ReplyDelete:) Ann
That is so cool. You really did a good job mixing the different media.
ReplyDeleteLovely heart and I like the colours too. However you are turning it into, I know it is going to be beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI just love, love LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteYour creativity never ceases to amaze me. I love your work. The polymer clay heart is looks great with the tatted edge. It will be a beautiful necklace.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a lot of wonderful comments! Thank you all so much. For sure I'll show pictures when it is done.
ReplyDeleteMakes the fingers tingle! I want to feel this appealing heart-shaped clay!
ReplyDeleteFox : )
oh I love the colors....so pretty DaBookLady
ReplyDeleteWow! Your tatting is just exquisite. When you hand dyed the yarn you took tatting up a notch, when added beads it became thrilling, now your beautiful tatting is totally over the top with the polymer clay! I do recall you did a freeform clay heart something in a mag around this time a year ago?
ReplyDeleteOh my, I'm not sure I can complete the necklace finishing well enough to do justice to all these wonderful comments! Anyway, yes, I did have an article published about combining polymer clay with tatting in Belle Armoire Jewelry Winter 2009.
ReplyDeletevery cool. I was thinking of doing something like this with that very light foam clay.. it is air dried.
ReplyDeleteSounds intriguing - I've never worked with that material. Let us know how it turns out!
ReplyDeleteIt unbelievably gorgeous! Would make a wonderful brooch or pin.
ReplyDeleteCan't' wait to see the end product and wishing you an endless well of creativity to continue your work.
WOWEE!! I love the picture with the lime green shuttle next to it! It just looks delish!!!
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