Anyway. August’s Polymer Clay Smoosher’s challenge theme was “medieval”, and here are the two pieces I came up with for it.

This one is a pewter colored medieval cross.  Hand cut and shaped, with a red decorative marble for the centerpiece and Trinity knots carved in each section of the cross’ arms.

The second entry is a gold or brass colored version of a medieval cross.  Like the other, it also has Trinity knots carved into it and is hand cut and shaped.  I’m working on a third one that is copper colored.

They’re both available in my studio for $15 USD each.

Go check out the rest of the Smooshers’ entries in this Medieval themed challenge!

First, a rather irritated alien lady.  She has three eyes, and glows in the dark:

My second item, is a stylized Blue Moon pendant, which also glows in the dark:

They’re both made with glow in the dark polymer clay.  The alien lady’s eye stalks are clay covered head pins, anchored into the clay.  For the Blue Moon pendant, I shaped it by hand and added the crater shapes with some tools, then sanded & buffed it after baking.  Last I added some blue acrylic paint for a patina and re-buffed it after the paint was dry to bring the shine out again.

Sometime today, our guild leader will put up a post with the rest of the submissions by our guild members for the Space theme.  Go check them out!

It is only a few dollars, but really I don’t care, I am happy nevertheless!!

This is what I sold:

I can still hardly believe it!

It’s already on its way to California to its new owner, I hope she likes it!

It put me in such a great mood I decided to add a couple more listings for some earrings I made a couple weekends ago.  I still have like six more to list (one of which still needs pictures), but this is a start, right?

First, a pretty antiqued brass filigree and white rice shaped freshwater pearl earrings:

Then my next listing is called “Flower Garden” earrings, it’s lucite flowers in reds & oranges, Czech pressed glass flower beads in red, AB crystal and fuschia lemon colors, all flowers have a Swarovski pearl center, hanging on textured antiqued brass chain and ballpins or headpins:

I’ll try to add more of the earrings I made as time permits over the next week or so.  The day job has been brutal lately, even after we got everything caught up.  But I think this sale I had today will keep me in the pink for a few days anyway!

Positively Charming Things

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I listed thirteen jewelry pieces for now, ranging in price from $5.50 for a cute faux pearl bracelet, to $81.95 for a beautiful amethyst and crystal chip necklace, bracelet and earring set.

Enjoy!