This pendant was made by combining a black polymer clay base and black and white canes together, then drawing the split face onto white polymer clay squares.
The combo has proven to be well received and I’ll be teaching the pen and ink technique along with cane mapping mosaic class at Barbara McGuire and Ellen Prophater’s Woman Creative Art and Jewelry Center in Buford, GA.
For more information and to sign up visit BarbaraMcguire.com . If you aren’t able to attend one of my classes, you might be interested in the other classes offered by some very exciting instructors.
Alice, I love the design of this piece your work gets better and better! I wish I lived closer so that I could attend your class at the Womens Creative Art and Jewelry Center. Would you mind telling me where you got the bail for this piece?
Thanks so much for such a nice compliment. I wish I knew wher to get more bails like this, I raided Barbara McGuires stash and she was generous enough to sell me a couple. I’ve been hunting for more like this for awhile now.
Your faces keep speaking to me especially the eyes in this piece.
I know you are going to have a terrific trip to Georgia. Speaking of trips I’m getting ready for Fandango and looking forward to bidding on your contributions to the auction.
Hey Linda, What a great feeling, to have my work speak to you. fabulous.
I’m still trying to get my work finished so I can at least go to fandango for one day. I can’t stand not to see everyone. I’ll look forward to seeing you again if I can get out of here.
Can you believe all the auction items they have. Charlene did a bang up job. Wonderful things to bid on.