Aren't these just lovely! They are prototypes of a new line of beads that I will have at Bead & Button. These were the ones I used to create my molds and played with different colors while I explored my way through polymer clay's endless options. Now the ones for the show look completely different, they are smaller and in colors that match my latest wobbles and daggers - they all go together in a collection.
I decided to give these away.
Yep, for free.
Well, almost. For any Etsy orders today that are $50 or more I will include one of these Zen Garden Pendants. This includes the sale items in my shop that are 40-50% off. It's like your lucky day or something!
Zen Garden? Yes, I created this series after a workshop that encouraged us to create an anchor to remind us of a life changing goal that we are working towards. The anchors are touch stones when you are tempted to fall back into old patterns. For me, it's all about managing stress in healthy ways and these Zen Garden pendants are messages that I find encouraging. I will actually be making a necklace with the Breathe pendant because just taking time to do some deep breathing totally changes my day.
And more free beads!
What?
Uh, huh.
Sign up for my The Art of Color Polymer Clay Bootcamp today or tomorrow and I will send you a gift certificate for $15 from Humblebeads.com. I thought this would be a nice treat for those of you who really wanted to sign up but missed the early bird deadline. I have 11 spaces left because I have decided to close the class at 40. That seems like a nice managable size so I can give my students the attention and time they need in our Facebook group and for questions via email.
Head on over to my website to sign up today!
What?
Uh, huh.
Sign up for my The Art of Color Polymer Clay Bootcamp today or tomorrow and I will send you a gift certificate for $15 from Humblebeads.com. I thought this would be a nice treat for those of you who really wanted to sign up but missed the early bird deadline. I have 11 spaces left because I have decided to close the class at 40. That seems like a nice managable size so I can give my students the attention and time they need in our Facebook group and for questions via email.
Head on over to my website to sign up today!