MR. STEAMY…

May I introduce Mr. Steamy, my  Steampunk snowman. I had an old glass Pom juice bottle, covered it with Souffle® polymer clay, textured him with a Makin’s®  Texture Sheet  then added gears, ball chains and antiqued it with an oil based paint.  I used my favorite Beacon’s™ Tacky Glue for adhesion and finally sealed it with Beacon’s™ Fast Finish Decoupage.

COFFIN….

This spooky little coffin and skeleton was made entirely from Makin’s Clay®, an air dry polymer clay. He is encased in Diamond Glaze™ to ensure he stays put. Happy Halloween!  BOO

LIBERTY GIRL…

Inspired by PolymerclayTV’s  video on Youtube,  here’s my take on the art doll that Kira made. Mine is Liberty Girl. Built on a bottle from Hobby Lobby, Libby was fashioned from Sculpey’s® Souffle polymer clay. Numerous watch parts were used as well as some Makin’s Clay® star cutters and texture sheets and CreateAlong’s border cutter.  The “ink” on her arms say TRUTH, FREEDOM, LOVE, PEACE, HONOR and last but not least LIBERTY.  I also call her Time for Liberty.

SKULLS….

This little project was made entirely from Makin’s Clay®.  From the Glow in the Dark skulls to the little raven on the tombstone, all the components are Makin’s®.  A little battery operated tea light sits in the jar and glows through the eyes and flames. BOO

GEARING UP FOR HALLOWEEN…

I just love all things steampunk. I made this pumpkin using Sculpey’s® Souffle and Premo Clays.  Started by covering a glass jar with the clay, then used several different Makin’s ® texture sheets to give the pumpkin a worn look. A lot of ball chain came into play as well as various gears, a zipper pull and a chain.  Used oil paint to antique and finish it off.

AUTUMN LEAF BABY

Here is my October Makin’s Clay® project.  Simple but cute. If you go to:  Makinsclayblog.blogspot.com you can find complete instructions on how you can make this little Autumn Leaf Baby Pin.