I try to add new items to the shop each week (although some weeks this doen’t happen) or to relist items that have not yet sold. This means that the front page of Polyclarific’s Etsy shop will change on a regular basis. What’s on the front page right now? Here’s a peek:
To visit the Etsy shop please click here. If you would prefer to pay in Australian dollars you can try the MadeIt shop (which has less in it than the Etsy shop) which is found here.
If its hearts you are after for your Valentine then you may just find what you’re after here at Polyclarific. I am able to custom make hearts for you with initials or names scratched into the surface. These can be made into earrings, pendants, magnets or rings. Contact me if you are in need of anything like this.
In the meantime, here’s my selection of hearts which are available in the shop. Click on each image to go directly to their listing.
I love flowers and all things to do with them. I love their smell, the variety of colours and textures, the way that some become fruit and most of all how much they light up a room. This is apparent in my work as there are quite a few floral based items in the shop. I thought I’d share a few items with you that would perhaps brighten someone’s day. Just click on each picture to go directly to its listing. Enjoy!
For those who await it Valentine’s Day is less than one month away. I do love this quote by Michael Leunig
‘Love one another and you will be happy.
It’s as simple and as difficult as that‘.
Here is a collection of red items that may just be what you need for Valentine’s Day to help show how much you love someone.
Click on it to go to its on-line listing.
Recently I had a request for a set of buttons with gumnuts on them. For those who don’t know what a gumnut is, its the ‘capsule’ for the flower of the Eucalyptus tree. These are very common here in Australia and there are many different colours and shapes depending on the species. Here’s a photo of one from our own garden:
So, here is a step by step series of photos showing how I created the gumnut cane. Enjoy!
Thank you to all those who entered my giveaway! It was great fun hearing which of the items in the shop you preferred. After using a random number generator the winner is…….
#11 which is Erin!! She said:
“I LOVE Them all lol I think that the fact that each is one of a kind makes them all the more special!”
Thanks Erin, I’ll get your prize to you asap.
Polyclarific is having its first give away in a long time! To enter you will need to do the following:
1. Visit the Etsy shop – Polyclarific’s Etsy Shop
2. Leave a comment (above) telling me which item you like the most and why.
3. Feel free to promote this on your own blog.
Its as simple as that!
Your Prize will be this Hills and Dales Necklace. This competition is open to anyone anywhere in the world. The winner will be selected using a random number generator and will be chosen on Sunday 6th December, 3pm Perth time. Feel free to enter as many times as you want to.
I have continued to prepare to put more items in the shops by taking many photos of those yet to be listed. At the moment there are 208 items in the Etsy shop and 38 in the MadeIt shop. I will be adding more to the MadeIt shop as time goes by. For now, this is the stash that is listed, doesn’t look like much but every bead, pendant, ring, bookmark, miniature and more is right there.
Here is some of what is yet to list:
Not shown are the remaining beads that need to be photographed and listed also. So, as you can see there will be a steady stream of new items in the stores in the near future. Please let me know if you are after anything in particular, its quite likely that I’ve made it already!
You may have seen some intricate polymer clay work around which has detailed images or patterns embedded in the clay and wondered, ‘is that painted on?’, ‘how do you do that?’. This technique is called millefiori, here’s its dictionary definition:
| decorative glass made by fusing multicolored glass canes together, cutting them crosswise, joining them into new groups, embedding the groups in transparent glass, and blowing the resultant mass into a desired shape. |
We now have 200 items in store! Some of the newly listed and relisted creations include:
