// May 15th, 2009 // No Comments » //
Did you see last week’s Polymer Clay TV episode? If not, be sure to check it out. Penni Jo has sent us 10!!! kits for you to try out the technique of hand-coloring a stamped image.
Be sure to listen to this week’s podcast to find out how you can win one!
// May 8th, 2009 // No Comments » // Blog
In this weeks episode of Polymer Clay TV we have a demo by Penni Jo Couch that we filmed at the Orlando Clay Fandango.
http://polymerclayproductions.com/videos/
Penni Jo shows you how to create cameo portraits using oil pencils. She first makes cabachons using her own molds and then she uses her own stamps to make the base of the cameo face and then uses oil pencils to draw on the cabachon. This is a great demo that you won’t want to miss. You can contact Penni Jo directly for her stamps and molds at pennijo@pennibears.com
// May 4th, 2009 // No Comments » // Blog
This Friday we will be airing the demo Penni Jo Couch did with us at the Orlando Clay Fandango. Penni Jo shows how she creates her Cameo portraits using her own stamps and molds and oil pencils. Penni Jo is such a great teacher you will learn so much from this demo. You will have to come to this website to see it in its entirety as it is too long to put the entire video on You Tube. Penni Jo has generously given 10 of her stamp kits to be given away to our lucky listeners and viewers. make sure to sign up for our community if you haven’t done so yet as we will be giving away some prizes to the members. http://www.polymerclay.ning.com
Make sure to listen next Friday to Polymer Clay Podcast to see how you can win one of Penni Jo’s fabulous kits, you won’t want to miss out.
// May 1st, 2009 // No Comments » //
We enjoyed last weekend in her South Florida home. She and Kira are friends and neighbors. Jane makes the most wonderful iced coffee in the South! The secret? Sweetened, condensed milk. Who would’ve known? Be sure to listen to our podcast here. And- submit to be in our new book. The submission button is on the sidebar. We have expanded our quest to members of online communities such as flickr groups and forums too, so don’t be daunted by the word “guild.” Artist support groups, which is why guilds formed in the early years, are the focus. So get published! Submit your story today.
