Pictured here are some ceramic clay magnets and pushpins listed at my Etsy Shop.
These glazed ceramic clay magnets and pushpins are modeled to resemble seashells and sea skeletons. I collected the shells used to create these pieces.
The shells are made of cone 06 clay and glazed with cone 04 glazes. Typically, I make these clay pieces to use in my mosaics, but I thought I'd use them to make refrigerator magnets since they seem to be so popular.
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2 comments:
Thank you Linda for Visiting and the Lovely post - and Yes!! Keep up the Art WORK!!!
And keep blogging. A lot of us read and just peek in but art stays with us... and art - is so important to the world.
Everything you see - it is all art - Take a look again with a child's eyes. And remember what it is like to see the sun shining down through the clouds - in that ray of light - that makes you feel calm...
And I'm trying to teach my 10 year old daughter the same thing.
But I was looking at your pieces for your mosaics --- and this kinda weird thought - came to my mind ...
As a mosaic these pieces would be GORGEOUS as Bathroom, Jet Tub, walls - embedded with pieces of sea glass (or whatever those little washed up pieces of different colored glass is/are called) - made to order at people's houses... Or even as one of a kind fountains (You can find those fountain kits online).
But those were just thoughts that tumbled through my head.
I LOVE the blue ones.
Take care - and again - THANK YOU for sharing your world with us readers!
Hugs a bunch!
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As usual, thank you for your comments wager witch.
I've been busy taking care of grandbaby and haven't posted lately.
Good for you for teaching your daughter how to see.
Actually, I have made tiles for swimming pools, but I am limited as I don't have my own kiln.
Thanks again,
Linda
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