Orchard bangle

I have made this for my daughter who adores blue. I think the colours resemble the variegation that occurs on orchards,hence the name.

fascinating!

Some of you may be aware that along with Polymer clay,I also make fascinators. I love to tell the story of how fascinators got their name!
During WW1 (or 11..not sure), the women were unable to afford the materials to make whole hats,so these little numbers were created. The men apparently exclaimed that they were "fascinating" and they were born!

This particular design is made of tulle, I think tulle represents every little girls grown up dreams.

It has been a while

I have finally moved into my new home and set up my studio and starting to create again! Hopefully I will be back here now more often and keeping in touch with all of my friends! here is my most recent work...bangles and then more bangles!
These bangles along with other pieces of my work are available for sale at Precious Fusion Gallery in Stanwell park and Cronulla and also in Flourish arts in Birchgrove, Sydney.

YAY IM ON Parole de pâte

How exciting to have had my work featured on this wonderful blog....MERCI!!!

un détour dominical par l'Australie - Parole de pâte

Moving House

Just wanted to let everyone know that I am now up to my elbows in boxes,butchers paper and packaging tape. Our move is happening early September and as we are downsizing,the job is HUGE! I have just packed all of my polymer away...that was difficult to do!
I hope to be back early in October creating and feeling inspired by our new beach side residence! Till then..ciao.

PCAGOE challenge for August

This is my entry for the pcagoe etsy team challenge. Please check out other polymer clay artists on etsy to see some amazing work!

THANKYOU

What a suprise to be featured on Polymer Clay daily..I read through the post everyday and have often had my jaw hit the ground with some of the most amazing work from artists around the world.It is truly so exciting for me and I thank everyone for their warm wishes!