Janice Abarbanel from Boston, MA, uses this quality brilliantly. Her shop, Naftali.etsy.com, offers a variety of items made from polymer clay in combination with metal leaf, paints, and inks.
Showing posts with label business card case. Show all posts
Showing posts with label business card case. Show all posts
Thursday, February 12, 2009
CRACKLED
One of the best qualities of polymer clay is that it can be combined with so many other wonderful materials.
Janice Abarbanel from Boston, MA, uses this quality brilliantly. Her shop, Naftali.etsy.com, offers a variety of items made from polymer clay in combination with metal leaf, paints, and inks.
Janice Abarbanel from Boston, MA, uses this quality brilliantly. Her shop, Naftali.etsy.com, offers a variety of items made from polymer clay in combination with metal leaf, paints, and inks.
Friday, February 6, 2009
BUSINESS
Our theme today is Business. Maybe it is not quite appropriate for a Friday afternoon, but this is how I would describe in one word the polymer clay creations I like in knitsandbits.etsy.com.
Unfortunately, the person, who runs this shop, did not mention her name in her shop profile, but she said this about herself: “I'm a person who loves crafting. Knitting, crochet, Art Clay Silver, watercolors and polymer clay. Recently I left a job I had for 23 years and chose to do something different.”
I love her business card holders (see below), although the are lots of other lovely creations in this shop, just as its name suggests.
Unfortunately, the person, who runs this shop, did not mention her name in her shop profile, but she said this about herself: “I'm a person who loves crafting. Knitting, crochet, Art Clay Silver, watercolors and polymer clay. Recently I left a job I had for 23 years and chose to do something different.”
I love her business card holders (see below), although the are lots of other lovely creations in this shop, just as its name suggests.
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