Showing posts with label kaleidoscope cane pendant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kaleidoscope cane pendant. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Day 24 of Thing A Day

Today I have a purple kaleidoscope cane pendant that I made. I like this one because I put a sapphire crystal in the center and it adds a bit of bling to the piece.

I sure wish I had more time to clay, but today we got almost a foot of snow. Nice wet heavy Spring snow - ugh. But it's all cleaned up now and I believe I saw "moon shadows" a few minutes ago. Hope it doesn't snow through the weekend, since we have a delivery coming and our son is coming over on Friday to help with some heavy lifting and spend the night. Will be great to have two of my favorite men in the whole world (our son-in-law being another favorite) to cook for on Friday night!



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Monday, February 22, 2010

Day 22 of Thing A Day!

Now that I'm back on track, here is my Thing A Day, Day 22 offering for the Polymer Clay Central challenge. I made this pendant from one of my recent canes and I just love the shape and the way the cane looks in the frame.

I'm sliding in just 10 minutes before midnight here, so with no further adieu...


Thanks for looking!

Saturday, February 13, 2010

Day 12 - Plum Kaleidoscope Pendant

I finished sanding and buffing this Plum Kaleidoscope Pendant this evening, and took a photo, then forgot to move the photo to my computer. But I've remembered! So with no further fanfare, here is the photo. Thanks for visiting my blog!

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Day 10 of Thing A Day - Still Two-Thirds of February to Go!

I was up late playing with clay last night, and I really like the magical thing that happened with this Plum Pillow Kaleidoscope cane pendant. It was a cane end that had a hole in the center, but it was too perfect looking to pass up.

This is not sanded yet, I'm still deciding whether to sand and buff this one, I may not.

The square center stone is compliments of Mr. Scott Mizevitz, it is an antique stone and very beautiful, the camera only caught a little of its glow.

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