Finalmente...these are called "Brown Sugar" and it took me about two hours to get them to post! This set of polymer clay beads is priced at $10.00. SOLD

Bracelet

I call this one "Eat Your Greens". It has faceted jade, faceted jaspers, tubular jade, Czech seed beads, toggle clasp, crystals. The length is 7 1/2". $45.00.

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The Perfect Bracelet

This is what I call "The Perfect Bracelet" because the colors are perfect together, the size is perfect, the textures are perfect, it hangs on the wrist perfectly, it feels great as you wear it. Carnelian stones, seed beads. 7 1/2 inches accommodates the wrist without being too large. $45.00. SOLD

Bowl, made from my own handmade papers, cast into 7 1/2" x 5" form. Gold embroidery thread decorations, with gold painted rim. $40.00.

Beads, close-up, after glazing. After this, I will arrange them into groups and post to my Etsy shop - just do a search for tmkrowan after you go to the Etsy web.

Beads, another view of the glazed beads.  This shows all the beads. There are 25 in this batch.

Another view, a more "overhead" view, of the beads after they've been glazed.

This is the latest bead garden that I've made. Soon, I will be posting these and others to an Etsy account. Large one sell for $3.00; medium ones sell for $2.00, and small ones sell for $1.00 if bought individually. The sets, however, usually consisting of 5 - 6 assorted beads, will sell for less as a group.

Turquoise-colors.

I must say that most of these have sold already, but there are still some left in this leopard-looking group.

Pinks. These are now glazed. This photo was pre-glaze.

 

Stage Three: mounted on blue matte board, then matted with purple matte board. After this, I just need to get the gold frame and clear acrylic to protect it. Finished size: 18" x 14". Framed: $200. Unframed: $175.00.