Welcome, former Polka Dot Creations customers!
I closed that book shop in 2012, but I have not given up polymer clay. There are a few things here you may enjoy:
Looking for something in particular?
Enjoy your visit!
–Lisa
I can’t properly express how much it pleases me to be ending the year on a Friday. For TWiP purposes, all weeks end on Fridays, so when the end of a week corresponds with the end of the year, it just feels so neat and tidy. How nice for my 2021 photo and video projects not to extend awkwardly into the middle of another week! I’ve learned a few things this year, photographically speaking, and will tailor my 2022 project accordingly 🙂
Read More: TWiP: The Last Week of the Year
You don’t need to have polymer clay experience or an arsenal of tools at hand, to make a set of buttons that perfectly match your handknits. Read my tips and then watch the video to see how it’s done.
Read More: Polymer Clay Buttons to Match Your Sweater
Just like last year, we connected via video to watch everybody open their gifts from three different locations: the gathering at Mom’s house, my living room, and a quarantined bedroom. It wasn’t ideal, but I’m glad that we have the option of this type of alternate last-minute plan.
Read More: TWiP: Another Pandemic Christmas
I wrapped up my ornament-making season this week, and then whipped up a few jewelry pieces, because I was surprisingly still in the mood. That’s not great news for my dining room table, but it’s good news for anyone who’s been thinking they’d like a new colorful bangle bracelet to go with that sweater…
Read More: TWiP: Polymer Inspired
It was a full week. I’m thinking about how to refer to multiple Flax sweaters in a grammatically acceptable way, because I finished one Flax and started another this week. I also made more family portrait ornaments, and moved permanently out of the office space that I used to occupy before the pandemic.
Read More: TWiP: The plural form of Flax
I’ve eaten a lot of soup this week. It’s making me happy.
Read More: TWiP: Soup, soup, and more soup
Ah, Thanksgiving week. I have always loved Thanksgiving, both for the opportunity to gather with family, and as a harbinger of the Christmas season. But during years such as this one, where I have been gainfully employed, I have also come to appreciate Thanksgiving for the four-day weekend it provides 🙂
Read More: TWiP: Ornament Season Begins
This week: a COVID booster, my photos in a gallery, a new polymer clay project, healthy lunching, and more
Read More: TWiP: Autumn in New Jersey
Last year I declared that the rest of the world was welcome to their pumpkin spice addiction, and that I would instead be quietly hording all of the maple products, thankyouverymuch.
Well, it turns out the rest of the world wants in on the maple thing, too. Never mind that maple is actually a late winter / early spring product when it comes right down to it. Somehow it is becoming the Next Big Fall Flavor.
Read More: TWiP: Maple is the new Pumpkin Spice
Stud Earrings
$14.00 – $18.00
Inlay Rings
$10.00 – $22.00
Bangle Bracelets
$7.00 – $28.00
Crochet Hooks
$9.00 – $18.00
Pendant Necklaces
$20.00 – $22.00
Seam Rippers
$24.00
Earrings
$10.00 – $20.00
Barrettes
$20.00
Campfire Blanket Crochet Pattern
$5.99 – $8.99
Cotton Fabric Face Masks
$4.00 – $6.00
Badge Reels
$9.00 – $18.00
Fireside Cardigan Knitting Pattern
$4.99
Stick Pens
$6.00 – $12.00
Fabric, Wallpaper, and Giftwrap
$9.45
Patterned Ceramic Mugs
$18.95
