Author Archives: metalclaymagic

Oh my goodness, look at this gorgeous neckpiece!  I was meandering aimlessly on the interwebs when this photo of Alexandra Daini’s “Blossom” stopped me in my virtual tracks.  I want to reach into the photo and stroke these lifelike pods. … Continue reading →

Before 2010 comes to an end, I must share this lovely Art Deco Vessel from Susan Breen Silvy.  I love the rich, deep texture on this hollow form, and the fan-like structure on the vessel stopper shows off the unique … Continue reading →

Metal clay is such a natural fit for creating jewelry, and indeed that’s the most common application for the material.   I think that’s why my attention is captured instantly when I see a fabulous, non-jewelry application like this one.   … Continue reading →

Much to my delight, Marco Fleseri’s wonderfully organic metal clay creations come up regularly on my Facebook feed.  I was truly challenged to decide which piece to feature here as his site is packed with eye candy.  This amazing Helios … Continue reading →

I want to sit quietly in Jennifer Smith-Righter’s studio and watch how she works.  Maybe some of her magic would rub off on me, or perhaps I could wrap my mind around how she creates these intricate, architectural pieces in … Continue reading →

This Dream Box pendant from Angie Karst is so deliciously mysterious.  It seems that it can be opened, but it’s not made to be opened while worn.  Or, at least it seems that way because the chain goes through the … Continue reading →

Rachel Miller creates gorgeous fine silver jewelry and Judaica pieces with a strong eye for detail.  Since she started it in January, I’ve been watching with great interest her “Mezuzah Project”, where she creates a unique mezuzah each month.  It’s … Continue reading →

For the recent PMC Conference, I designed some 5″ x 3″  flyers.  I passed out the flyers to everyone I met, and I left a stack at the information table outside the vendor hall.  Lots of folks had never seen … Continue reading →

Today’s find is this gorgeous pendant from Candice Kiesow.  Don’t you just love how the big, luscious pearl is nestled into the metal clay setting?  The subtle flower texture creates a perfect transition as the petals become tabs to hold … Continue reading →

I’m back from the PMC Conference, and one of the greatest benefits was meeting so many new people.  In my world, that also translates to finding new artists to feature.  Today I’m sharing Carol Scheftic’s cool Magic Carpet pendant.  It’s … Continue reading →

I love discovering new (or new to me) artists, so today’s post has me doing a happy dance at my computer.  Heather Bell Denison, aka “Fine Silver Girl” created this awesome sunflower.  I’m enthralled by the dimensional shape of the leaves, … Continue reading →

Michelle Loon is crazy about toys and circus acts, and her sense of playfulness is reflected in her metal clay designs.  Check out the Big Wheel Bike necklace, complete with spinning wheels.  Very fun!  This is one you really need … Continue reading →