How exciting is this?

Do you see anyone you know on this web page? (Check me at right to see how the hair has changed since last summer!) Do you see any scaly, turtleneck-wearing aquatic creatures you recognize on this page? Cynthia Tinapple's new book, Polymer Clay Global Perspectives -- a treasure trove of inspiration -- hits the stores at the end of July. Check out the artists and place an order here!

I gotta get my rear in gear and get some stock in the etsy store. Don't want to greet new web visitors with Mother Hubbard's cupboard on my shop page!

Here are a few little fellows I made with scraps left over from another project I'll be able to show soon.

 

 

 

Slightly Unbalanced

I never feel like I have enough time! I don't even have kids. I have no idea how parents do it.

New scribed thingies below...

I put the loop too low on the back so this tends to flop over from the top.
Now I know to put the loop almost at the top. 

On second thought, I DO know why I don't have
so much free time anymore!

Three Little Fishies for the silent auction

Preview photos for new listings coming soon

these little circus beads are smaller than my typical ones

Fish link experiment...not ready to sell yet. Need to make him sturdier.



Groovy man! these remind me of an "op art" notebook I had back in first grade in 1969.
Back then the design was in bright orange and turquoise for true max eye-popability.

Bright Circus beads



There are 15 mixed beads in this set

These have a semi-gloss and matte finish. They remind me of Nilla wafers with a pony's coat,
hence the name "pony biscuits".



Summer fruits?



Grape and Olive stripes

Can you tell I got a new texture tool?

Having fun with my newest toy...a super simple dot-patterned stamp!

There are some matching beads in this same pattern. I call the hot pink and leopard-look pattern "Edith Prickley." That has to bring up a memory for at least a few of you out there!