Saturday, December 1, 2012
2012 Ornament Blog Hop
I have been making ornaments since Halloween! I found a box of glass ornaments at a garage sale. Brought them home and have actually rummaged through my own stash of Christmas decorations to make more. They are all polymer clay. I hope you enjoy my journey. I can't wait to see what all the other artists have made. I'll be posting everyone's links as soon as the list is distributed. Stay tuned...
I am busy making miniature ornaments for my mother's little tree that she displays in her bedroom. I'm having fun trying to stay within the "mini" aspect of this little project. The naked ornaments are 1" in diameter. They look dull because they have not been baked or finished. I am posting this today in preparation for the annual ornament blog hop that will begin December 4, also, my 60th birthday! Anyway my Dec. 4 post will share my entries in the blog hop and all the links of all the other artist's ornaments.
Head on over to see the rest of the festive decorations created by jewelry designers and bead makers. Happy Holidays!
Humblebeads
Treasures Found
Song Beads
Viki O'Dell
Sue Beads
Modern Nature Studio
Diane Hawkey
Suburban Girl Studio
Jen Judd Rocks
Ellie's Bijoux
Island Girl's Insights
Life By The Seat Of My Pants
Too Aquarius
Shelley Graham Turner
Artfully Ornamental
Charis Designs Jewelry
Harrison Hollow Designs
Silver Nik Nats
Bead Soup Mix
Toodles and Binks
Bead Recipes
Play Sculpt Live
BeeTree by M.E.
Billi RS Rothe
A Half-Baked Notion
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Wow Billi - you have been an ornament making machine! I love the ones with the little scenes tucked inside of them - the deer one is so cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a range of fabulous ornaments - these are so unique and special!
ReplyDeleteHoly moly! That is a lot of ornaments! You certainly have been inspired! I am continually amazed at what people do with polymer clay as I am a complete and utter novice with the stuff. I love those swirly ones! And the little scenes are so cute! Thank you for joining us! Enjoy the day. Erin
ReplyDeleteWonderful ornaments. I have 1 polymer clay ornament that I bought at a craft fair. I like the one with a cover on top and part of the ornament showing best.
ReplyDeleteBilli, I think your ornaments are beautiful... it's amazing how so many design elements can be developed from a very limited colour palette. Your Mum's tree is gonna be a STAR! Following your blog.
ReplyDeleteWhat fabulous ornaments! What a clever way to jazz up plain ornaments!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat ornaments, what a lot of work you put into them! so special!
ReplyDeleteThese are quite the works of art!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Almost makes me want to play with polymer clay.... Yours mom's tree will look wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow wow. Amazing work. Lots of work too. Beautiful designs. You have been a busy lady. But when you create with clay seems like the days just fly by. Excited to see more of your work. Im in the hop but not added on the list yet. Please stop by and comment. Happy Holidays and Hopping, Kim at http://kimisjewelryandgifts.blogspot.com/2012/12/abs-ornament-blog-hop.html#comment-form
ReplyDeleteWow Billi! What amazing ornaments, the patience involved with creating those astounds me! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing collection you have been creating! Love the re- purposed ornaments from the garage sale-they look beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! You've created so many lovely ornaments, and it sounds like you've had a lot of fun creating them!
ReplyDeletegreat ornaments! visiting you from the etsy connect team! great blog :)
ReplyDeleteSaralyn
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