Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label necklace. Show all posts

Friday, 28 December 2012

Necklace DIY








I have been thinking to make this style of necklace with polymer clay for ages but I always got caught up with other things! This necklace is easy enough for kids to make and the mix and match with colors are so much fun !
Most of the people use Fimo soft modeling clay but I just bought some Sculpey clay from Spotlights and they worked out fine. After I made them into different shapes, I used a wooden stick to make holes on the beads and then baked them for 15 mins at 130 degree.
The necklace is so easy to make and it's so much fun! It's good for presents for your girlfriends too!!

Tuesday, 4 September 2012

Let's go somewhere -- Cananda


(1) Canada Roots Map by ChildrenInspire (2) i heart Canada- Bamboo by truche (3) Canada Goose magnets by thunderpeep(4) Canadian Cities - Upcycled Maps - 3D Layered Butterfly Art by aboundingtreasures(5)  Map of Canada Pillow Cover in Grey Twill by NicoleTarasick(6) Vintage Banff Canada Moose figurine by Attic17(7)  Canada Goose card by thunderpeep(8) canadian owl - home decor by claylicious 

 

 

While sitting at the work desk and day dreaming. I would love to dream to go to Canada. Iain and I love all the mountains, trees, bear etc etc. It's a beautiful country has too much to share. People always talk about the animals, the snow and the nature of this country but I've never heard of Canadian food. When I did a search on Lonely Planet today it said " Canada is a local food smorgasbord. If you grazed from east to west across the country, you’d fill your plate like this: lobster with a dab of melted butter in the Atlantic provinces, poutine (golden fries soaked in gravy and cheese curds) in Québec, a bulging slice of berry pie in the Prairies and wild salmon and velvety scallops in British Columbia (BC)." 


Oh well... sounds good to me!

Tuesday, 10 July 2012

Creative Lane Artist: the ena and albert




We are so excited to have Therese Lyons from the Ena and Albert at the coming Creative Lane market! Therese came from a crafty family and she appreciate the beauty of handmade. Her products are all handmade with lots of love. The wonderful colours just fill your hearts up with lots of joy! You can also follow her wonderful crafty journey at her blog.