Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Passionate For Purple

I promised pictures of the polymer clay pieces made from my first attempt at mokume gane. As I gathered them all together for their glamour shots in the light tent, I realized... that's a whole lot of purple going on there.



Each necklace is reversible, which I think is a great selling point - two necklaces for the nice (low) price of one.



I need to make two halves of each bead anyway, and it doesn't take that much more effort to make the second side slightly different than the first.



As with the brocade pattern I referenced in my last post, I didn't want to waste any of the trimmings from my round beads. I put together this great pin using those curvy leftovers. And, of course, MORE purple! I think it came out very well.



Of course, I finished out the session with swirlies made from the scraps!



While those pieces were baking, I took time to finish some more brocade design stuff. Earrings:



And another pin, this one is considerably smaller than the previous ones:



I'll be spending the next few days listing these in my shop so be sure to stop by often to check them out.

copyright 2011 Shibori Girl

8 comments:

Unknown said...

All of these creations are beautiful!
My fav are the earrings^_^proper

Snap said...

You've done it again ... gorgeous!!!!!

Therese's Treasures said...

Beautiful!!! I love those reversible necklaces.
Therese

Eva Maria Keiser said...

Fabulous colors, two-sided wonders!
Greetings,
-Eva Maria

Rose Clearfield said...

I love all of your color combinations!

MÂȘ Reyes said...

Es todo preciosos. Besos

rochambeau said...

What you can achieve with polymer always blows my mind, Kate! You have that Shibori look going on in these pieces. The Asian influence I adore!!

xox
Constance

Unknown said...

you are SOOOO prolific!! wonderful wonderful!