new workings on the horizon

It's been a little bit since the last posting. I have been trying to get health problems under control and working on getting projects done that need to be done by Christmas.
I am trying to finish Hairyetta the wrap doll. Get a stick dragon done for a little boy in Arizona and possibly make my daughter some jewelry for Christmas.

I am also doing some research into Steampunk art. I plan to do some projects in this new media soon. Of course I will put my own spin on it so mine will be called Funky punk or Punky Funk.

So stay tuned for new projects to be posted and after the Christmas Holidays I may be offering classes in some of the things that I do. We shall see

and the list goes on

These dragon eggs were inspired from an online tutorial I found. The tutorial used hot glue and paint. I went my own direction and used UTEE and microbeads.

Went looking for other things I have done and found my altered monkey. . The altered monkey was from a altered mardi gras teddy swap on the Making Dolls yahoo group. Of course I had to be different and do a monkey instead. I just told people I altered the poor teddy so much he turned into a monkey as a self defense mechanism. I think he came out adorable.

This necklace was made using delicas for a spiral stitch strap and then sections of lampwork and czech beads.

It is now part of a private collection.

More creations

The fairy eggs were well accepted from the people I sent pictures to. So I thought I would post some pictures of other things I have made. Sooner or later I will try putting a slideshow on here.

This is a wrap doll that Im making as a Christmas present. So far I have painted a Bendi doll, then wrapped it with ribbon and specialty yarn. Next I have to bead the body, then make a face and hair for it and she will be headed to Arizona for Christmas.

Her name is Hairyetta Monetta Pippsiwiggle

New Creation

Well I'm gonna try and make a go of this blogging thing. So let's start this off with a new creation I just finished. It's a fairy egg. I used pink and blue Granitex clay over a wooden robin's egg. Added some 2mm glass bubbles and some microbeads and we had an egg. I may do larger ones and different themes for them also.

I think I may even try making pendants out of the smaller ones and see how they fly.