Showing posts with label polymer clay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polymer clay. Show all posts

Saturday, November 22, 2008

Angel Art Doll /Tree Topper

I created this unique Angel Art Doll that can also be used as a tree topper. The only thing that is traditional about this Angel is her wings! She will look incredible on top of a tree during the holidays as well as on display in you home long after the tree has been put away.

The Angel's arms are poseable and the star can be removed.



Available @ http://ElizabethBonura.etsy.com

OOAK {One Of A Kind) Mixed Media Angel Art Doll/Tree Topper
Sculpted Head and Hands
Glass Eyes
Mohair
18" Tall

Thursday, July 17, 2008

Sweet 16 Portrait Cake!

Inspired by the life-size portrait wedding cake I created last year, Diamond asked me to create a "mini" version to celebrate her 16th birthday.

Sweet 16 Portrait Cake!
From the waist up is polymer clay(12") while the skirt is cake!
This was a collaborative effort between sculptor, Elizabeth Bonura, and a baker in Atlanta, GA (sorry, I do not know her name!)

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

What's happening now


Thanks for creating this blog. I voted on the petition. Let's hope it takes.


Presently I am working on building up my stock for an upcoming craft fair - my first! I'm pretty excited about it. I had post cards printed and sent them to everyone on my mailing list and people I don't know too.
I am working on more of my small cloth dolls, "Dream Stars", which incidentally sold out on my etsy store last night. As usual they were bought by a friend. It's odd selling to dear friends - I guess I'll have to come up with a new idea for her Christmas present!
I have three timely dolls on Ebay, but I'm keeping the rest for the craft fair.



As well I have a nice pile of pretty little Wish Dolls, which look very sweet when presented with their fragrant pillow and votive candle.


Works in progress: Dream Dolls - a poseable soft doll, about 12 inches tall; mixed media Bead Head dolls - like giant wish dolls which will have a fairy tale to go with them; and crocheted soft sculpture figures of recycled plastic bag yarns. I've had a couple of false starts here with those, but it's all good.

I'm also working on some fabric collage wall hangings - but those are for personal gifts not for sale. I'm hoping that they will become a source of commissions in due course.

Regards,
Robyn C.