Paperrose Creations

My Mom´s birthday was yesterday so I can show this one now... glad I got this done...life around is soo busy that I rarely take the time to create art these weeks.

 


This is my first inkjet transfer on polymer clay with translucent liquid sculpey as a transfer medium.
I followed directions from Donna Kato´s new book.
Also found that my baking temperature had been too low which had caused brittle pieces in the past. This is now history....... I made six pendants of these.
The image is stamped on a watercolor background and colored in with gel pens , then scanned and printed on clay coated paper.  
 
 

Last fall I submitted two Haikus to a contest run by Candice of Art Neko Rubber Art
Beautiful and inspiring Asian images ....
OSA-members chose one of my poems as no. 1 .....
click here to see image and haiku

Don´t stop at first place... all of the Haikus are wonderful and the images, too.
Now which ones will be made into rubberstamps accompanying their image?
Thanks OSA-members !!

Made from polymerclay this time. For the blue-silver-black ones I followed a faux moss agate tutorial by
Desiree McCrorey but changed the colors.
The two others were going to be some Mokume Gane experiments that went out of control and I decided to make beads from the accident.

These beads are made from fabric, cotton muslin, painted with lumiere colors, then stamped, heat set
and rolled onto a straw with a bit of glue. Finally wrapped wire and beads. A quick and fun project.