This is the end of Week 3 of "28 Weeks of Creativity 2012." I plan on
creating to a theme (Space and Beyond) for the rest of the year in art,
crafts or writing projects. I will post process notes and pictures here
with an Extras category for projects that don't fit the theme or are from previous weeks.
Week 3: "Space and Beyond" pendants made out of Sculpey III clay.
7/5/12
I did other things than play with clay at the beginning of the week. Today, Thursday, I sat in front of my clay and supplies and thought, "I don't feel like it." I didn't feel like softening up the clay or making pendants or anything. Well, I started. I picked out one new color, Lemon Yellow and used some leftover hot pink and violet to make "Space and Beyond" pendants. I kept thinking, "I only have 5 jump rings" and "what am I going to do with these pendants?"
I started out with a moon, a star and a sun (looks more like a mandala). Then I made stuff that reminded me of space and some of my ideas about space and time, that it kind of turns in on itself, or that it's like a lightning bolt. So all in all, a weird experience with odd outcomes. Then I brushed powder (3 different colors of Pearl-ex pigments) over the clay pendants. Then I baked them. Done!
7/8/12
After spraying the pendants with finish, I took their pictures. They are still a little tacky so I'll wait until next week to add jump rings or embroidery thread to make them into necklaces.
I found my pinking shears yesterday! I've been doing a little decluttering due to the Flybaby steps on the Flylady website. I'm already on Day 12. I decluttered the craft supplies in my bedroom and found the pinking shears at the bottom of a plastic bag with Valentine's card-making stuff in it.
Extras:
I didn't make much progress on my "cherries" embroidery this week. Just didn't feel like embroidering. I have until July 20th to finish it for the contest on Flickr (New Embroidery with Vintage Patterns group).
I hung the Death Stars from last week along my bedroom wall.
My brother, Chris, gave me an idea for next week's project. It's relatively simple and involves paper. I can't wait to get started!
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