I've never had much success in the past with Fimo (polymer clay) but after seeing the fab work by Donna Kato I thought I'd give it a second chance.
I used ordinary Fimo, a large stamp from Hero Arts, face stamp by Lost Coast and some cutters usually used in sugar craft. A toaster oven to bake it costs less than a heat gun!
I don't know how much wear and tear it will take but it's quite pretty!
14 comments:
Gorgeous piece of super art. It looks really brilliant and I think its quite resistant to knocks too !!
WOW - these look fabulous ... I am nearly tempted to revisit my Fimo and trust me when I say I have a big drawer full of the stuff ... yes I know ... it was another whim!!!
Love the way the wings are attached - fab!
Wow this is gorgeous - you ought to add it to the Hero Arts flickr gallery.
I was gifted a lot of fimo and gave most of it to school - did keep some back though so might give this a go. Any pics of the cutters you used available so I know what to look for?
Thanks :)
wow...love everything about it - think I might have to buy some fimo now Ive seen this.
Beautiful work Gail!!!
Brilliant
Wow glad to seeyou decided to join blogland. never used fimo looks fab may have to get some and have a play
Very inspiring! Love the way you have joined the flowers using the felt.
so glad you decided to start a blog..now I get to see your marvellous creations that you keep hidden..love this fimo piece
It's not just pretty, it's fabulous!!
This is a beautiful piece !! love it
isa
Donna Kato she does indeed rock and she has her own line of clay too. Great stuff.
Another just stunning creation, your just so darn clever :O) xx
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