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Pictogram Leaf Pendant

May 28, 2009 - 12:51am — Redkora

This was done with sculpey clay. I used a real fallen leaf to make the imprint, and I used a toothpick to make the hole and add the pictogram. To cut out the leaf, I used a plastic knife.

I should probably look into glazing sculpey for a more finished look, but I'm relatively happy with the way this turned out.

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Little Mushroom

May 28, 2009 - 12:50am — Redkora

I used the leftover clay from the pictogram leaf pendant I made to make a little mushroom. :3

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Sculpey Leaf Pendant

May 27, 2009 - 3:25am — Redkora

This is my first attempt with sculpey clay. It was much easier to use than the other stuff I used for the 'shroom.

I am seriously considering practicing and making more, perhaps even making some things for other players to raise funds for Tale of Tales as part of Project Greenleaf. I'm just somewhat paranoid about giving my bank account information to a website like PayPal, even though everyone seems to think it's safe. :tinfoilhat: Maybe Etsy is better? Hurm.

Anyway, enjoy, and let me know if you may be interested in something. I'm making more tomorrow and I'll post pictures of those when I finish them.

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Shroom of Doom (Better Quality)

May 26, 2009 - 7:37pm — Redkora

EDIT: I consolidated the photos in one image to save space. I copied Jen's format for her pictures of her Quad plushie.

Here are some better quality pics of my polymer clay toadstood I made. The particular kind I was using was rather hard to handle, so I think I'll use sculpey clay next time.

You can see the leaf imprints on the stem and head now.

I'm posting this here because I am considering making more in different colors for people. Think I should? I want some more practice with the clay before I really get on a roll, through. It's been a long time since I even used playdough before doing this, LOL.

Enjoy!

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Shroom of Doom

May 26, 2009 - 4:07am — Redkora

I got bored today, so I made a toadstool out of polymer clay. These pictures were taken with an iPhone camera, so the quality is crap. You may be able to make out leaf imprints on the stem and on the top of the head.

I haven't played with clay in ages. It's good to do it again.

Enjoy!

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In the Forest - Finish

May 23, 2009 - 11:22am — Thistle-Empire

I am really tired right now and school has been consuming a lot of my time so I've not been on TEF lately but I'm still here! xD

For those who saw my pencil sketch of this last time, here's the colour version.

Enjoy! :3

P.S. Also again; Photo quality = Crappy. A better photo will probably be posted later on my art website when I get it back from my art class xD

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Pebble

May 23, 2009 - 10:30am — Topaz100

I know it is rubbish but it is worth a try
For Pebble

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The Light more... gothic?

May 20, 2009 - 6:33pm — LighttheSky

An example of another ribbon necklace with a painted bamboo pendant - Random fun on one side, and Light's Pictogram rather stylized on the other. Only slightly 'gothic' but the colors really reminded me of a more victorian/vampyric setting. <3

Pendant closeups |

This ribbon necklace includes
Cream & 'wine' colored polyester ribbons
Brass gold-plated ribbon crimps
One Amber teardrop stone bead
One hand-painted Bamboo Wood pendant with pearlescent black & gold paints...

| 32 Inches (pendant is 2 inches long not counting amber drop.) making this a rather long style necklace
Cost: $15 - | Not for sale as it obviously has my picto *lol* | For more information on jewelry commissions PLEASE check out my journal!