I had been playing with the silkscreen cabachons (using screens from Ilysa and Kyra at PolymerClayTV), also incorporating crackle sheets from Tina Holdens crackle tutorial and decided to play around with some beads as well.....the result....a Technique Fusion Bead. These beads incorporate a range of different veneers from Tinas crackle, silkscreens, foiled clay, mica shift, faux lampwork and some additional surface embelishing.
Let's have a look at some of the finished pieces. Most of these have at least two layers of Kato liquid clay on them...the shine is amazing.
I think you have inspired me! Lovely and wonderful way to focus my skipideduda brainwaves. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYou are more than welcome Dakotah, thanks for your lovely comment.
DeleteOh my, Debbie I just love all your beautiful creations!! So many beautiful patterns and colors! You definitely inspire many of us in the polymer clay community! Thank you for sharing and for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWow Lupe, that's so kind of you honey....I'm honoured you would say such a thing and so happy you like these pieces.
DeleteWonderful beads! Now, I have to go and play. Thank you for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGosh Julie, you are more than welcome, thanks so much for your comment.
DeleteI love Tina Holden's crackle tutorial! It is amazing!
ReplyDeleteIt is a great tutorial that's for sure.
DeleteLooking at your work always makes me feel happy. And the idea of a day that is all mine makes me giddy. Will have to talk to the hubby about that. I cannot believe how shiny and glass-like your work is. I am still trying to work out how to get liquid clay to stay on a curved surface without getting all gloppy at the bottom! Deana
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