Some big expenses have suddenly sprung up (things breaking
unexpectedly, you know the sort of thing) so I’m advertising my
jewellery on tumblr again! Most of it is made from polymer clay, because
I am very fond of polymer clay, and you can find it on my etsy. At lovely low prices.
Alternatively: LOOK AT THE OCTOPUS. LOOK AT HIS CUTE LITTLE FACE. HE JUST WANTS A HOME ALREADY.
It occured to me at some point that the best way to try and sell my jewellery…
Was to get Steve Rogers to model it for me.
Minions to dangle from your ear. Like, um, real Minions, they come in all different shapes and sizes, so you can mix and match them.
£4.00 for one. (Just one! Bear that in mind before you order.) You can buy them here.
They actually look quite a bit better in real life than they do on my crappy camera, and would probably look even better if they were being worn by someone without hideous skin and greasy hair
Also, they are small. They are very very small. Roughly the size of a 5p piece. They’re not bad for a first try, I suppose.
Out of boredom (or maybe a desire to learn? Who knows) I started making teeny tiny polymer clay versions of various fictional characters. Wanna see?
Tiny Carol Marcus from Star Trek! (But the back is all squished, unfortunately.)
Tiny Amy Pond and a sunflower!
Tiny Grantaire and his tiny wine bottle
Tiny Enjolras (he’s the best one so far)
Tiny Daenerys and one of her dragons!
This stuff is seriously awesome! I’d never really tried it before, but it’s great for making jewellery.
These were made randomly mucking around. I got some seed beads, stuck them in the clay, baked them and that was that. It looks better in real life than it does in the photos, but I love it and I’m going to make loads more.
A mixture of violet (one of my favourite colours), pearl powder and tranlucent. I love these, and may well keep them.
More jewellery. Not the most recent stuff, just some fun!
Made from black polymer clay, leaf metal and glitter, and some metallic beads.
This butterfly came off a necklace my nan gave me (she gave it to me to take apart, don’t worry). Those other beads are semi-precious stones.
The original necklace! I love that butterfly.
These earrings were my first simple wire-wrapping project. They’re very simple, but I like them. :)
