In my previous post I mentioned that I’d been working on something other than my Spectrum Year, and now I’m baaa-ck to show you what. From 12th to 19th September it will be Sheep Fest in Sedbergh, so I have been making lots of polymer clay sheep :).
Sheep pendant by Cate van Alphen
I started off by finishing the dry stone wall pendants that were a WIP earlier this year. I made a new stone effect frame for the sheep scene with a bigger hole to see the details inside. The back of the pendant is rough and cracked in keeping with the rustic stone wall theme.
Back of sheep pendant by Cate van Alphen
I made a new sheep scene to go into the original dome. I also got a little carried away adding moss to the wall.
Sheepscape pendant by Cate van Alphen
I used the crackled components I’d made earlier to complete a necklace.
Sheepscape necklace by Cate van Alphen
But I didn’t stop there – I made plenty more, and they’ll be following shortly in another blog. I’ll be taking these, and the other sheepy goodies to the Craftworkshop on Saturday. Sheep Fest was great fun last year, so if you are near Sedbergh, be sure to stop by!
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