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Absolutely elated to be in the latest Somerset Apprentice! It is an honor to be included in this magazine as there is so much inspiration from so many great artists in these pages!
I am a bit partial to page 26 but there is so much in this issue. If you have a moment, spend some time in the From the Pros section, especially the paragraphs where they offer advice.
Sue Pelletier’s advice about making art, Mary Beth Shaw’s advice about improvising, and Andrea Matus DeMeng’s advice about being uncomfortable resonated so strongly with me.
Thanks Somerset for including me in this fantastic magazine!
Joy. That sums up what I felt all day long in my Meet the Crazies workshop at Art Is You. So much laughing, so much silliness, and so many amazing women leaving their comfort zone and letting go of fear!
Thanks Maja, Arlene, Patty, Sandi, Kymm, Lori, Deborah, Maureen, Christi, and Julia for such a fantastic day filled with the excitement of letting go and embracing fearless play!
I’d love to share more photos with you but my dog gone iPhone quit working!
Where’s the rainbow? Where’s the lime green or hot pink? Not in this post! It is all neutrals as I use some UTEE and molds from Kari McKnight Holbrook to make some easy charms.
Disclaimer: I am not a jewelry master, so feel free to laugh at my clumsy wire wrapping for making the loops in the video!
These won’t stay white forever but what will they become? Necklaces? Earrings? Charms? Not sure yet, but you know I’ll be sharing when I add some color to them!
Supplies Used:
UTEE
Melting Pot
Molds from Kari McKnight Holbrook. Her molds work with not only UTEE but resins, paperclay, polymer clay (you can actually bake the clay in the mold), wax, soap, and more! ***Update***Kari is on the road teaching but when she is home after Thanksgiving she will get more molds up in her shop.
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