took out my polymer clay yesterday and found some inspiration in a pottery from Cornwall called Troika the simplicity of their designs inspired me to make this necklace, simplistic and geometrical and very different for me. I used Cernit stone effect clayI have lived in Scotland for 4 years now and I wanted to create a piece of jewellery that in corporated a plaid. I tried really hard to get this right but the 'plans of mice and men' etc , it wasn't quite as I expected. I used a royal blue, dove grey and a dark green for this cane. The lines in the cane went a tad awry when I tried to reduce it but I still quite like the beads. Sorry Scotland :-(


The last two pieces came about when I had small amounts of the original clays left, so I made two floral brooches. the first was made with the stone effect clay and the second with the blue and dark green of the second necklace
I would love you to tell me what it is that inspires you!

1 comments:
Your pieces are brilliant, and I love the wibbly plaid! It's one of the things I love about working with polymer clay - even stuff that didn't work as intended can turn out really well. I love Cernit stone effect too, it works really well with texturing. Not sure how to answer the question about inspiration, it comes from many directions but mostly from within I think, helped along by seeing what others are doing,books etc.
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