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Welcome to SILASTONES; my Polymer Clay World.
Here you will find pictures of my work, how the ideas came about and how I put them into works. I also have tutorial blog to show you step-by-step of how I made my Polymer Clay beads. Also another blog where you can read all about my daughter, Ada..
Thanks for stopping by.
Ponsawan
P.S. These days, I spend most of my time taking care of my daughter, Ada who was in a car accident on March, 2008. I haven't posted here for a while but will try to share my work here again, as much as I can.
Here you will find pictures of my work, how the ideas came about and how I put them into works. I also have tutorial blog to show you step-by-step of how I made my Polymer Clay beads. Also another blog where you can read all about my daughter, Ada..
Thanks for stopping by.
Ponsawan
P.S. These days, I spend most of my time taking care of my daughter, Ada who was in a car accident on March, 2008. I haven't posted here for a while but will try to share my work here again, as much as I can.
My other blogs
Me, myself and I
- Silastones
- Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
- I started making Polymer clay beads in 2005. I sold my first batch and started sending them out to the bead stores and bead shows. I started a blog to share my experieces with polymer clay and started a tutorial blog to show how I make some of my beads.
Wild thing necklaces
5 comments:
Gorgeous! I love them. You are such an Inspiration
Thanks kc. :)
I really like your beads with the dots! (The gold, brown, black, gray, white series, all 50 different) I did not realize until reading a recent post of your that you use Fimo clay. Fimo soft?
Have you ever tried Kato? I am using up stock of Premo for now.
Love your blog!
Laura from 3CircleStudio
Laura, I always use Fimo, both soft and classic. Start out with Fimo and like i.
Hello: I just wanted to say I love your jewelry and website. I stumbled upon it during a search on polymer clay beads. I enjoy your family photos too! I have a question for you: I don't have the strength to sand and polish my pieces for hours so I have tried varnishes, however, after they dry the varnish tends to peel off in places and I can't sell jewelry with the varnish peeling off. Do you recommend a varnish that will not peel? Thank you, Mary
PS: I like Fimo too, I can't work with Kato clay at all, it's too hard and dry.
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