Blogging might be the best way to document my claying projects. It’s very easy to forget how you accomplished a piece, what colors were used, etc. I do take a good bit of pics, so I’ll take more, step-by-step, then I’ll be able to look here when I want to repeat the process?
No plans other than this. Just clay. Ok, maybe a bit of life stuff, but mostly clay.
It’s late in the day, 2:30, and I haven’t touched clay yet! Ran this a.m., emergency run to Hobby Lobby for white Kato (they hadn’t restocked since I was last there), hot bath, lunch, FB, and so it goes! So, a pic just to see if I can still do it, then to work!
Yay! I did it! This might just work! See the tiny slice I’m holding? Lori Axelrod from my guild (Blue Ridge Polymer Clay Guild) here in Asheville gave me a few slices from some of her canes. She said she thought Cheryl got this cane somewhere—I’ll ask her Saturday at our monthly meeting. And I reversed engineered it. My little “stems” are more golden than hers, which I kinda like, and I nailed the blues, teal, green of the background!! I’m loving this cane! Not sure what to do with it.
