Just still playing with eggs and this one is highly decorated and also has its own little stem and leaf egg stand.
Month: July 2019
Nested eggs – polymer clay and real egg shells
Chicken egg and cockatiel egg each covered with polymer clay cane and nested together.
Hazel Irene Milner
Granny square afgan and double wedding ring quilt (created from my mom’s dresses, flour sack material, all scraps: pieced by machine and quilted by hand) by Hazel Irene Milner in Longmont Colorado circa 1950. She was a busy and creative woman: vegetable gardner, farmer, seamstress, cook, quilter, and did needlepoint and crochet. Miss you grannie.
New style girl — Corin’s artwork
Corin sent me this image of her NEW STYLE of lady…. seemingly more demure and mature, signs of the times.
Extra large (tall) chicken egg covered with polymer clay cane
This egg was just a lark, as I could not resist doing something with the tallest chicken egg i think I have ever found. So I blew the contents out, rinsed it, and put it away for a polymer clay egg. The canes used here are just left overs.
Egg plant : that was a pun — egg and polymer clay here, with plants
This egg was kind of fun to make but it started out as a piece that because of other demands sat for several weeks half done (just the two halves of the egg and a couple of grey round blobs). But in some free time I added flowers and leaves and stems. All these flowers are made with left over clay with flower petals from my Memory-bead business.
It actually goes against my principles of a pristine earth to make things out of plastic (which polymer clay and resin both are), so i am ultra conservative with every scrap. The egg actually was divided, but i added the strands on the inside and pressed it shut with little round pink dots (haha).
