We recently featured Kate Charles on the blog and THANK YOU to our subscribers for checking out her website - she reports nearly 500 hits that week alone!!!
She writes:
The tower is made from small "stones" of FP, mainly pewter and silver,
covered in a variety of materials eg voiles, skeleton leaves, micro beads
or patterned with stamps. When all the pieces were assembled the tower as
burnished with rub'n buff in golds and silver. Small ivy leaf cut outs
were then attached to the tower with a soldering iron. The inside is
painted with acrylics.
I learnt so much on Liz's course that my head is full of new ideas. Your
amazing blog is also inspiring - I'm scrounging old bottles of nail polish
to make my own coloured sticks to work with - what a brilliant idea."
Wow!!! Kate was inspired by a Castle......tell me...what inspires you??
Visit Kate's website at: http://www.katecharlescrafts.co.uk/
Send your work to me at lindapetersondesigns@yahoo.com and I"ll feature you!
Linda Peterson is compensated and endorsed by AMACO. The guests features may or may not have any affiliation with AMACO.
Friendly Plastic is back and it is HOT! This unique modeling materials can simulate the look and texture of lampworked and dichroic glass. An amazing modeling material that is soft and maliable when heated, yet strong and durable when cooled. Join award winning artists, as they take you on an amazing journey exploring Friendly Plastic
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The Art of Friendly Plastic
Friendly Plastic is back and it is HOT! This unique modeling material can simulate the look and texture of lampwork beads and dichroic glass along with stone effects - It's endless! It's a modeling material that is soft and maliable when heated, yet strong and durable when cooled.
Join award winning artist Linda Peterson of Linda Peterson Designs and her other talented guests as they take you on an amazing journey exploring Friendly Plastic.
Join award winning artist Linda Peterson of Linda Peterson Designs and her other talented guests as they take you on an amazing journey exploring Friendly Plastic.

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