I've been experimenting with using glass in my ceramic pendants and last summer made several of these "forest pools."
So when this month's challenge was announced, I knew I had to try using this technique to make little portable tidepools! Here's what I've come up with so far:
These two are currently up in my store (stoneypointstudio.com) with more to come!
Check out the inspiration post at Art Elements here and be sure to take a look at how others who participated were inspired:
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Happy Creating! Deborah
lovely little pools
ReplyDeleteYour design looks really cool! Really lovely little tide pools to take with you :)
ReplyDeleteLove the little tidepools, what a great idea! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteYour tide pools are super cute and perfect for summer jewellery designs. Thanks for taking part in the challenge.
ReplyDeleteLove your idea! The tidepools look so cute. :)
ReplyDeletePortable tidepools, what a wonderful idea, these are just adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove your forest pools and your tide pod pendant.... so creative!
ReplyDeletePortable tidepools are a great idea. They will make lovely focals in any design.
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful - simple, but evocative, and such lovely pale aquas! Thanks for joining us this month!
ReplyDeleteLove your take-with Tidepools! Have never worked with resin before but after seeing your successes, I need to try it!
ReplyDeleteAlysen
Actually it's glass fired with the glaze- I've been wanting to try resin too, though!
DeleteWhat a great idea! Your tidepools are very realistic. Well done!
ReplyDeleteI like those I bet they would look fantastic in a bracelet design :D
ReplyDeleteWhat adorable little tide pool pendants! I think you'll have fun continuing to explore this idea for sure. I actually shared one of my photos of the tide pools at Cannon Beach in my post. :)
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