Shady flower cane tutorial

Enjoy the flower cane tutorial that I recently wrote for polymer clay central

February “Love” Challenge Winners 

meet Joe, a hopelessly romantic guy looking for some love to light him up.
Joe is sculpted of a refurbished lightbulb. and he just won first prize at the February "love" challenge at the PCAGOE site

I WON!!

I won the call for creativity challenge for Dec. .in the polymerclayproductions site.

the challenge was to create something that combines polymer clay and metal leaf.

I WON!!!!

this is so exciting. i won first prize of $25 in the color challenge that my dear friend Lisa from polkadotcreation.com organized - what fun

My recycled lightbulbs on Polymer clay daily- Nov 15 2007

I love Cynthia Tinapple's blog. it is full of new goodies each day . this is the second time that I'm being featured on her blog . isn't it exciting

New Intreview with on A.P.E - the spanish polymer clay guild.

I find the internet a very exciting place  where you can meet people from around the world  wearing your pijama.  the request for intreview that came from Spain caught me off guard and surprised. it is going to be published on the Nov. 2007 newletter that all the spanish guild members get - and no, i don't speak Spanish.. LOL the questions were sent to me in English .and my dear friend Marivi translated and edited the intreview to Spanish

Artist spotlight on Judaica Journal - Nov 9 2007

if it was'nt for Doc Sara I would have forgotten completely about Hanuka this year  I have playes with the new Dreidle series for 2007 over the weekend i will soon be posting them on the Hanuka gallery page - stay tuned :-).

R.G.SH project from the Israeli polymer clay guild - this project was initiated by  my dearest friend Sharon Amir in our clay guild. this is a creative project that calls for public awareness for the 3 Israeli soldiers that were kidnapped last summer in Lebanon and in Gaza and that are still being kept in hostage. in this project we create little clay beads with the wording REGESH (in hebrew it means "feeling" and it also stands for the initials of the three soldiers). the beads are given to people around us to put on their keychains, as pins or as cell decoration in order for us to remember the three boys and keep public awareness for their return.you can read more about the soldiers on the Habanim website.

if you would like to learn how to make REGESH bead please click here for the instructions.