September 14, 2007
In our last North Texas Polymer Clay Guild Meeting, Nina Owens taught us how to make these wonderful mokume gane bangles by mixing translucent clay with Primary Elements pigment powders by LuminArte & layering with leafing. I used a combo of teal & green colors here with silver leaf. The translucent clay gives the illusion of depth…kinda cool. 
Subscribe to our e-mail newsletter to receive updates.
Hi! My name is Laura and I’m a Sr. Finance Mgr by day and a designer by night. This blog is dedicated to sharing all things creative with you... from papercrafting to polymer clay, painting, music recordings, and more!
Once or twice a year, I’ll take you along on my global travel adventures so you can share in the journey!
Notice of copyright
© 2006-2012 by Laura Griffin. All rights reserved.
To request permission to reproduce content or images beyond the Creative Commons License, please contact me. Thank you!
Sew DoggyStyle: LOVE this!! Sharing this tutorial at www.facebook.com/sewdoggystyle . Feel free to stop by and...
Quilted Cupcake Jean: What a clever idea!
Steph: Thanks for sharing this tutorial. We’re getting a new puppy in a few weeks and I’m going to...
Shannon: So awesome! Gus is just so adorable… I think he has claimed the new quilt for himself and I...
Mindful Mimi: WoW! This is wonderful! I can imagine it lights up a room! And I admire the patience you have for...
September 14, 2007 at 5:50 am
It’s broad daylight. Afternoonish in Ringsted, Denmark.. Sitting here bored out. And checking your blog. And here after lunch there’s a new post.. Looks good by the way.
Oh and you should definitely send a christmas card box my way
Have a nice day? – Or what ever it is