https://www.etsy.com/shop/DivaDesignsInc you can buy it in her Etsy shop and it's wonderful. I've done 3 batches now and it's been a learning experience for me. All polymer clay artists put their own twist on things and I'm no different.
As you can see, there aren't two alike but they are all beautiful, at least I think so. They are not as pretty as Lynda's and if you go to the picture on the cover of her tutorial you will see the things she made using this tutorial. I don't like to sand so I took some short cuts and it's obvious. Lynda made me promise to do it again and do it right. She sands with 8 different grits, 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500 and 3000. I skipped a few so I have to go back and redo.
This tutorial is so much fun and I know if I follow directions I will soon be able to make beautiful stuff like Lynda's. I guess I kind of hurried though since I had to golf, bowl, walk the dogs, wash the sheets, iron the clothes, mop the floors, dust the furniture, change the cat liter. I think it's time to let all that stuff go and just do clay.
By the way, Lynda has the one on the top right in the above picture and my friend Evelyn took the two round ones to make pendants for her and her sister, she loved them. The picture doesn't really do them justice. Some day I'm going to figure out how to take good pictures too, as soon as I clean the bathroom and empty the garbage and walk the dogs again. So now I only have to re-sand one piece.
Have fun with this and Lynda is so wonderful and helpful. It's 47 pages of awesome pictures and instructions. Guess you can tell I'm a Lynda fan. She's stuck in 11 degree weather right now and it's 80 here so I'm trying to be nice to her. LOL
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LOVE the new pieces, Bonnie, and I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my focal to add to my private collection. You did a great job, my friend!
Thank you so much for mentioning me and the new tut on your blog again. I am honored, and you are too good to me!
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