In my last post, I failed to show you what the back of the pendants looked like! 
I used a couple of skinner blends for the gradiated color. Since my translucent clay wasn’t cooperating much on day 2 of the workshop, I don’t have any pieces yet to show you with image transfers…but I’ll be sure to post some as soon as they are complete. TFL!
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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!
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