Category Archives: Jewelry

Yet another experiment for an earring design. This time I sculpted rounded rectangles in polymer clay. Then I dug out a channel down the length on one side and punched a hole where the channel stopped. The rectangles were then … Continue reading →

Here is the last of the commissioned mustard seed pendants I created. It all began last year when a good friend asked if I would create the pendants to give as gifts. She gave one to her daughter, one to … Continue reading →

I wanted to try something a bit different and create some earrings with a cutout in the center. To make things a bit more interesting, I thought it’d be nice to have something hanging within the cutout. This would add … Continue reading →

Earlier this year, a friend of mine commissioned me to create a couple of mustard seed pendants to give as gifts. You can see them here. She liked the pendants so much that she asked if I could create another … Continue reading →

Here are some earrings that are a little different, that I tried as an experiment. Instead of simply attaching a bowl-shaped piece onto a square shape and calling it a day, I decided to connect them together with wire and … Continue reading →

A friend really liked the Tiny Clear Earrings With Aqua and Gold I had posted earlier, and asked if I had a pendant that went with the earrings. I didn’t have one, so I created a custom pendant for her … Continue reading →

Recently, a good friend of mine asked if I would create a pendant for her niece. The only thing she requested was that it contain a single mustard seed, and the text, “all things are possible.’ I wasn’t familiar with … Continue reading →

Here are a couple of new earrings I created which have a sort of ledge on the front where resin was applied. This first pair are tiny rounded rectangles with an antiqued gold effect on them. The resin filling the … Continue reading →

These earrings were constructed out of several components. First I sculpted two hoop shapes in polymer clay and finished them with some metallic powder. Once again I harvested parts from necklaces and other jewelry that I take apart and reuse. … Continue reading →