Showing posts with label sculpey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sculpey. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Earrings, etc


A random sampling of my earrings and critters.  I'm trying to figure out a good place to sell these things other than Etsy or other online shops.  I would love to have them on display in a boutique somewhere in an artsy neighborhood.
Armadillo, mice, hedgie, crow with nest, fox, and 2 kitties

Guinea Pigs

Raccoons and Fox Earrings
Rotton Tooth and Sweet Tooth (these were a popular design at past events)
Fox Tails
Business cards
More birds

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Zot the Anteater

I made little Zot here for my friend Lauren who is getting married in a month.  I need to make Josephine Bruin next.  They will function as little wedding cake toppers at her wedding.  Lauren went to UCLA and her fiance went to UCI.  I liked how Zot came out, but Josie will be a little more challenging.


Thursday, December 8, 2011

Dreamworks' Holiday Bazaar

Last night we had our Holiday Bazaar at work. I sold about 13 items and made a few dollars. This was definitely an experiment, since I've never done anything like this before. I now know that bunnies are a hot item, and that I need to add them to my Sculpey menagerie next time! The one animal I *didn't* make!

I will keep my little critters at my desk if anyone needs a last minute Christmas gift!
Here's a picture of Rebekah and I at our table last night! She makes cute terrariums!

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Project


I am trying to channel my energy by diving into a jewelry project.
I've been making little critters out of Sculpey for years now but I never really did anything with them. In fact, I have an entire box of little Wiener Dogs sitting in my closet and I don't know what to do with them. Back in college I made Wiener Dogs for fun and called them Teenie Weenies but I never sold them or distributed them.

So now, I have been trying my hand at making earrings. I've made a few pairs recently and have been receiving tons of compliments so I must be doing something right!

Here's what I've done so far: