Spoon Jewelry Using Vintage Silverware and Polymer Clay Canes
Spoon Jewelry Using Vintage Silverware and Polymer Clay Canes:
The other day I received an email from a student who asked where she could see some of the jewelry items I make. Although I've been publishing pictures of my pieces here at the blog since February 2008, they are not really displayed in a central gallery format. So today I've gathered up a bunch of my silverware jewelry photos, and posted them below for easy viewing. The link beside each one will take you to the original article where the photo was discussed in more detail.
 Steampunk Jewelry Pendant Embellished with Polymer Clay Flower Beads: A Gardener's Chronometer with Natural Magnetic and Medicinal Powers. |
 Beginner Polymer Clay Notes – An Artist Clay So Versatile: Silver Spoon Jewelry Pendant Embellished With Slices From a Polymer Clay Rose Cane. |
 Flaming Heart Tattoo Inspired Jewelry – Polymer Clay Cane Designs: Popular Tattoo Artwork Does Not Always Have To Be Etched Right Into Your Skin. |
 Selling Handmade Beaded Jewelry at Craft Fairs and Jewelry Shows: Making Your "Stuff-To-Bring" Checklist In Advance Of The Show. |
 Selling Jewelry to Niche Markets – Polymer Clay Bead Making Tips: Too Much Competition At Your Local Craft Fair? Focus On Niche Marketing Instead! |
 Flower Pendant – Making Silverware Jewelry with Polymer Clay Canes: How to shape delicate cane slice beads using an old light bulb as your guide. |
 Another Bird Necklace Pendant | Etsy Tips For Your Jewelry Business: The 20 cent strategy for getting your handmade jewelry pieces noticed on Etsy.com. |
 Bird Pendant Jewelry Trends on Etsy – Make Them with Polymer Clay: Make your own handmade bird jewelry using polymer clay cane designs and keep up with one of the latest funky fashion trends at Etsy.com. |
 Make Pendant Spoon Jewelry using Polymer Clay Mokume Gane Techniques: How to make polymer clay jewelry pendants that get lots of compliments. |
 Making Polymer Clay Beads from a Spring Color Palette: Go Figure… It's not until the first official day of Summer that you finally get to see my Springtime Fuchsia Bead collection. |
 How to Make Polymer Clay Pendants with a Silver Spoon: Were you born with a Silver Spoon in your mouth? How about one around your neck? |
If you like this type of photo summary blog post, please do let me know. I can do more of them on other topics if you like (I take requests). And if ever something catches your eye, be sure to let me know if you would like to see a video tutorial on it.
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5:21 am
I am doing my happy dance because I will be attending the International Polymer Clay Conference in Illinois July 11th. The registration price was lowered an it endd up being almost the same price as if I went to a closer workshop in September. I am wondering if there are other clayers from this Blog that will also be attending?
Would be great to chat in person. i am also going to be spreading the word about this GREAt blog.
Love the spoons and it was great to review past postings because I am going to make beads to trade!!!
6:53 am
Hi Cindy,
Love all these reviews. The pictures are great source of inspiration. How about a video on the process of preparing and forming the spoon projects?
MJ
11:29 am
I love the idea of the bails! Have any thoughts on other ways to make your own bails? They are so expensive in the stores!
2:04 pm
I love this idea, Cindy. It is very inspiring. Have you done a cane on stain glass and I haven't found it yet, or is it on your "to do" list? Is there another way to achieve the stain glass look? Thanks for all your time and effort in keeping us happy and claying.
4:04 pm
I wish your photos could be enlarged by clicking on them so we could see the details.
5:18 pm
@Anna: That is very exciting! You will have to report back with all the 'goings on' at the event. I wish I could meet you there, but things are a little too busy around here right now. Would need an assistant if I wanted to go away like that.
@MJ: It's on the list! Been thinking of doing a spoon video for awhile but forgot to mention it back when I was asking who wanted what.
@Carrie N: There are lots of cool inexpensive ways to make bails. Will eventually do videos on them.
@Joyce: I have done some canes that are little like stained glass called a Rainbow Quilt Cane. Click the link by my name to see a pic. If you put your outlines in black or another opaque color and then use colors with a lot of translucent in them, you can achieve a stained glass look.
@PLaneFancies: I'll ask my DH Doug about that.