These are the pink charms I made for the Think Pink charm swap on Amber Dawn's blog awhile back.
They are made of polymer clay then painted with acrylic paints. I used head pins to attach them to jump rings and added beads and flower sequins. These sequins were a gift from a blogger I met at the first ArtFiberFest, Diane Moore, as well as several packages of vintage glass buttons and purple rose beads. Every time I use these goodies in my projects I think of her and the fun we had. :)
And then because packaging is so important, I wrapped them in pink tissue and put them in little manila envelopes then tied them up with red and pink baker's twine that had a polymer cane bead slipped on it and a tag.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
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Well done Francie, the little faces are so cute and happy.
I love the way you finished everything and sent them, nice!
Thanks, Marie. :) I ended up painting them because my caning skills were awful. LOL
At times I am so envious of those of you who create amazing works of art with clay. It just blows my mind. :)
So pretty!
You should be getting your returns very soon!
No mail delivery tomorrow, so maybe by Tuesday!
So awesome! Looking forward to it! Thanks for hosting, Amber. :)
Oh Francie! You've really outdone yourself with these... I've already come back several times to look at them because they make me SMILE! Sierra and I LOVE them!!!
The little faces do make you happy, don't they? :D
Hi ~~~Thank you for your cute charm, I just received. It'll be a happy addition to my bracelet.
~~~~~~~Holly
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