This first necklace is made of small curved slices of polymer. I made 2 complimentary canes by mixing embossing powder into translucent clay, then wrapping each of them in different custom-mixed solid clay. The curved slices are different sizes, so the pieces set each other off in a variety of ways. Interspersed throughout the necklace are teardrop-shaped champagne glass pearls. I think this design is fun and the look could be dressy or more casual. I'm going to have to try it in different colors.The second necklace here uses some beads I made a while ago. I started with thin extruded snakes wrapped around a round core, then applied a sort of mokume gane approach to slicing into portions of the snakes. Little O beads provide separation and a bit of sparkle.

Lovely curved beads, clever idea mixing embossing powder with trans.clay. Thank you Kristie!
ReplyDeleteHI, Marion, thanks for your comments. The embossing powder really opens up a new look for translucent clay. You get color and a look of texture at the same time. Let me know if you give it a try.
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