I made this fairy door with a southwestern style home in mind. I really like the look of the tile roof. The stucco walls were harder to do than I anticipated because it's hard to keep it neat when I'm working with other colors and smudging them into the clay.
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Showing posts with label iron. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Southwestern Fairy Door
I made this fairy door with a southwestern style home in mind. I really like the look of the tile roof. The stucco walls were harder to do than I anticipated because it's hard to keep it neat when I'm working with other colors and smudging them into the clay.
Labels:
fairy door,
iron,
polymer clay,
southwest,
stucco
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Curled Iron Fairy Door
Here's my latest fairy door. It's only about 2 inches tall. I think I need to start making larger doors. There is this life rule that says: if you are unsure of the feasibility of something, try it on a smaller scale. This makes sense on so many things: food, buildings, social experiments... However, when it comes to crafting, it seems that a small size can be too limiting and so making a larger version of an items allows for more details.
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