The tutorial contains 16 color recipes, 6 jewelry projects, and 3 mini tutorials. The projects range from a simple white jade pendant to a lavender jade floral necklace. So, if learning to create with polymer clay my way interests you, please leave a comment. I would like to hear about your creative process, whether you are a polymer artist, paint artist, a jewelry designer, mixed media artist, glass artist, whatever artistic medium you have chosen as your own. How do you do what you do, and what inspires you to create?
As always, no purchase is necessary to win. On September 1, I will draw a winner at random. If you do not have email enabled on your blog, please incldue your email address in your comment. You may comment as many times as you like, but only one comment per person will be entered in the drawing.
Thank you, and good luck!
33 comments:
Hi!
First of all, I love your work!!
When I am going to work with clay or with fabrics ( I also like the patchwork)first of all I think who is going to receive it, what she/he likes, or what she/he would like. But sometimes I get inspiration in the street, seeing a combination of colours.
And please excuse my English...
Best wishes!
Holgha
holgha@hotmail.com
Sorry I have to be anonymous but I never can sign in with a google account it just doesnt work!!!
Im loving this technique you are using in your tutorial the different colors and jewelry items are da bomb!!!
I love to make canes with clay. To me its such a relaxing way to use clay. I do not draw well so to create something in a cane seems to be magic for me when I slice into that cane and get to see how my creation has reduced!!!
I have so much more to learn and not enough time to devote to clay, mosiacs or stained glass!!!!
Inspiration to me is usually something Ive seen either in art on tv or even on the internet that sparks an idea or a seed of an idea that I have to chew over for awhile before it makes sense to me!!!
Donna
Chickeemama@comcast.net
Hi!
Thanks for this chance! I use polymer clay to create jewels. I take my inspiration from nature, infact I love millefiori technique. In this last year I started to try new techniques both in creating canes and in imitation of stones and other semi-precious materials.
Kisses from Italy
Rossana
Oh I would love to have your tutorial! I live in an area where there are never any classes in polymer clay. I have been educating myself through the use of tutorials. Yours look wonderful!
You know I love working with polymer! I haven't done much faux, but it is on my list of things to try.
Hi, I found you through Flickr. This looks like a great giveaway. I am a artist/crafter that always comes back to polymer clay. I'm self taught mostly through books and tutorials and a lot of trial and error. Working with polymer clay never ceases to be fun. Thanks for the chance to be entered in this giveaway.
I have several tutorials of yours..I love them.. I would live this one..
Michele
Michedoll@aol.com
I get inspired looking at others works of art. I work in polymer clay, so mostly check out polymer clay work. I usually start out with a project which gets me going on my own afters it's finished.
I follow your blog because of your beautiful faux jade work. I have come close to purchasing your tutorial but always find a reason not to take the plunge into polymer clay...maybe a little case of cold feet, too. I often wonder if I could manage to make faux jade or if it would just turn out looking like mud.
Please enter me in your giveaway...my fingers are crossed.
Ohhh.... don't have this one. Would make excellent addition to my collection.
Bonjour,
Je visite régulièrement votre Galerie Flickr, car j'apprécie votre style ;-)
J'ai toujours aimé les travaux manuels
Pour la Pâte Polymère que j'ai découvert récemment, je m'inspire beaucoup des fleurs du jardin
J'aime aussi particulièrement les imitations de pierres ou matières naturelles comme le jade par exemple, et aussi le bois, l'os ou l'ivoire que vous réalisez magnifiquement ! ♥
MERCI à vous de nous régaler avec toutes vos merveilles ! Biz _ Lolo ;-)
Hi, Lynda, just checking out your blog and saw this giveaway--your work is lovely and I am sure I have a thing or two (or ten!) that I could learn from you, so would love to get in on the prize! Re. my creative process, I imagine it's pretty similiar to most other people's: I get inspired somehow, somewhere, I percolate my concept until it "comes together", then I figure out what I want to make it with, then get to it and play and see where it takes me.
Sometimes there is a specific medium that I want to use, and the process starts from there (like I see your faux jade and other work, for example, and I'm inspired to get out the polymer claly!). Otherwise it's more means to an end. Thanks, and Cheers from Spain!
Hi Lynda!
I follow your work on Flickr and I am in awe!! you make beautiful art!!
I have recently started working in Polymer clay. Earlier i use to work in mixed media.
With Polymer clay what inspires me is colours, i like to make unusual colours and then experiment with uncommon combination (this is when i make Jewellery) when i am making miniature food, what inspires me is my pantry, supermarket, fridge. I just stand in front of the fridge and pick up my muse fruit/veg/food. take it up to my studio and start making right colours and miniature version of whatever i pulled out of kitchen :D
Needless to say,I have to spend some good time in the gym !! LOL
Regards,
Shirali
s.smallidea@gmail.com
Hi!
Sorry for my English is very bad.
What inspires me are the possible combinations of colors and I'm addicted to the art kaleidoscope. I'd love to play the tutorial and I admire you greatly.
Greetings from Spain
almukar@gmail.com
Lynda, this is great. I already have this tutorial but I have a friend that I would love to give this to for her birthday.
This tutorial is probably the best out there. Whoever wins will be a very lucky person.
Your tutorials are on my wishlist since I love your work. And I´d love to win one of your tuto´s !
Hi!!
I adore your work and japanese stuff!!
It's so beautiful!!
Best wishes!!
This giveaway is great!
I create with polymer clay too. I have to say I am inspired by nature and objects around me. When I get a chance, I put on some music in my studio and I just let it happen and see where the clay takes me! Sometimes it is a good direction, and others not. But it is a fun creative process anyways!
What a fantastic giveaway! My polymer adventures still haven't ventured far away from transfers. I do find I'm inspired, like you, by images from a time long ago. I have also tried my hand at stamped clay, just not very consistent in my experimenting.
Take care,
Angie
hopemorestudio@gmail.com
Hi Lynda, I would be all for winning a tutorial!!l
i got into polymer clay as my next creative venture, havingto leave photography behind due to illness.
i have much to learn, so I got on pinterest and gather images that inspire me. I hope my skills will improve as I keep on practicing and troubleshooting! Thx for your help!
Tout est magnifique!
Catherine
Ihope I can win your tutorial, you know I love your art.
I get my inspiration from everywhere and everything: art, books, nature, vibrant colors of persons wearing wonderful jewelry....
Thanks
Hi! I'm a budding clayer and have enjoyed the medium for several months. I have enjoyed flickr. i have viewed several artists, including you and I am sooo happy you are offering your knowledge in a fun way.
I hope I win!
I am a beginning clay user. I work in both metal and poly clay. My favorite clay to date are the new pardo clays. Their translucent is THE best out there I hope to win this tutorial to try the techniques you offer in the pardo clay.
Keep up the great work. I follow you on flickr and love your jewelry.
sgfluellen@yahoo.com
Thanks for the opportunity.
What a great giveaway, Lynda! I've been out of touch for a while, but I'm glad I found this so that I can enter. I would love to win one of your tutorials...you are an amazing artist, and having the chance to learn from you would be awesome! I've been playing with polymer clay the last few months, but don't even come close to your abilities. Hope this tutorial will help!
Thanks for the wonderful opportunity!
Deb
ddonnelly@bobbyrahaltoyota.com
I am a new convert to polymer clay. I make my little pendants but I am finding out there is so much more that I could do! I love what you do with it. I would never think that what you are making is pc and that is so intriguing to me. I love your work, and althouhght I am not sure that I have the patience to make what you do, I would be intrigued by the process. Enjoy the day!
Erin
I would love to learn how to do even a portion of all that you do! Please count me in! Thanks.
Thanks for offering the chance to win this tutorial. Love the one I have. I love to do anything related to polymer clay. I used to move from hobby to hobby, but now I stick to polymer and just move from technique to technique...
Helene
Thanks for your comments, ladies! The field is now closed. See my new post for the winner of this month's blog prize!
wonderfull!!!I like your work and I'm happy to learn something new.Kiss Monica
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