Beads of any size, shape, and color can be crafted from polymer clay. The clay comes in many different colors, or you can mix different ones together to create your own unique shades.
in shades of avocado, oranges and browns. Accented with brown glass seed beads, these swinging beauties sure feel good on. Ear wires are nickel free. Matching bracelet available.
You really have to see them to appreciate the precise attention becmudd gives every piece of clay jewelry . Every bead is truly a work of art.
Personal favorites are in the nature line. Ferns, leaves, flowers - some taken from her own garden and pressed into the clay, others hand drawn onto or carved into the clay to make her wonderful designs Of course there are earrings to match almost every outfit.
Becmudd has something for everybody - including the musician in the family. Check out her line of musical instrument earrings. These are quite simply spectacular. From banjo to saxophone she covers them all, using her wonderful feel for texture and color.
Have an artistic itch you need to scratch? Give it a try and make the pieces like the ones you are seeing and admiring.The leading polymer clays are Sculpey and Fimo. Shaped pieces are cured in your home oven on low heat in about 15 minutes and after cooling the clay jewelry then can be hand painted with acrylic paint. You will have amazed yourself with the beautiful and durable fashion wear you just created.
Spring is just around the corner and polymer clay artist - becmudd will be showing many brand new fabulous designs at the Farmers Market in Franklin, TN.
Tiny hummingbird feeding on flower, this sweet polymer clay pendant measuring 1 1/4" by 1 1/4" is made from a hand carved mold from original artwork. After curing, pendant was hand painted using acrylic paints and sealed with clear acrylic. Strung on 16" brown leather cord with lobster clasp. Matching earrings available.
Hot styles for the imaginative ensemble. Colorful, exotic, and stylish polymer clay necklaces and pendants are fun and appropriate for all occasions. Combining the artistry of sculpting and painting, these clay jewelry pieces are so intricate and detailed with beautiful colors and designs that many creations look like they should be in a museum. This is why making clay jewelry is not merely costume jewelry, it is making art that is worn on the body instead of hanging on a wall.
What makes polymer clay special is its versatility. It comes in dozens of colors, and you can blend clays together like paints to make your own colors. Since the color is inherent in the particles, you can also work two or more colors together without blending them, if you prefer, for special effects such as caneworking and marbling. The clay’s pliability and ductility let you use techniques from glasswork, textile arts, and sculpture. And polymer clay doesn’t dry out, so you can sculpt and form it without worrying about a time limit.
Firing - the process that fuses the particles into a solid - requires only low temperatures, low enough to use a home oven as your kiln. The colors and size are not changed during firing. When fired, the clay gets hard enough to make durable objects, and can be finished in various ways to obtain textures from glassy to stonelike.
Polymer clay bracelet made using dogwood blossom design from hand-carved mold of original artwork. Six tiles were then hand-painted and placed on high quality stretch cord that fits most wrists. The dogwood blossom represents to the polymer clay artist the cross and what was sacrificed. Matching pendant and earrings available.
Cuff and stretch polymer clay bracelets are beautiful, light weight, stylish, and ready to wear for every occasion. Some of the designs you see are so detailed and intricate that they look like they were done by a machine rather than human hands. A sculptable material is used to make these clay bracelets, then baked in an oven for about 15 to 20 minutes. The clay’s pliability and ductility lets an artist use techniques from glasswork, textile arts, and sculpture. And polymer clay doesn’t dry out, so it can be sculpted and formed without worrying about a time limit.
Polymer clay artist becmudd combines the two things she loves most - painting and working in earth based clays. Her two favorite mediums have been
joined into one dazzling finished product! She uses no paint in the making of this jewelry, but the combination of this pliable clay and the wonderful colors it comes in is like sculpting in paint. The patterns come from blending the colorful clays, and slicing and adding strips of a contrasting color. She gives her clay jewelry the amazing appearance of granite, jade, amber, coral, turquoise, and ivory.
Check out popular polymer clay artist "becmudd" at MY NAME IS MUDD for the latest hot fashion statements to fit your personal taste, style, and budget.
