Jelly Beans, Zebra Domes, etc!!!

[DisneyDork712]

Here's the latest pictures, as promised!

A pair of Mickey and Minnie Earrings. Made from polymer clay. No molds!

Jelly Bean Charms!!! I just love these! I used my special method of preserving and then encasing real Jelly Belly jelly beans!! I'm so proud of these; I just can't stop looking at them and playing around with them!!

Zebra Domes!! I know I'm not the only one who's obsessed with Boma! These Zebra Domes are made out of polymer clay; no molds and no paint! You have the Food Porn thread to thank for these! LOL These are about 5/8" wide; I made them small to use as pendants for some necklaces. Now you can wear your favorite Disney World desserts - and not on your hips! LOL That just cracks me up...

This is a picture of the earring charms with some of the jelly bean charms to give you an idea of how small the earring charms are!

Any questions, comments, concerns, suggestions... ?? I would love some feedback on these items!!

 

[Mickster]

I so want those Mickey and Minnies! I love them!

Have you ever thought about making a pendant of a Mickey head waffle?

 

[MazdaUK]

I love them all! Especially the jelly belly - my niece would love a necklace of those!

 

[cryssi]

Have you ever thought about making a pendant of a Mickey head waffle?

so funny, but it would be cute!

 

[PrettyInTink]

Question: What type of glaze do you use with the polymer clay? Mine looks dry, not shiny like yours

Comments: Your stuff is truly amazing!

Concerns: Someones gonna chip their teeth trying to eat your stuff!

Suggestions: I think you should make some crepes and pastaries next. Maybe some apple turnovers or something. Might be hard doing the flaky look though. Also, how cool would it be to make chocolate truffles and package them the same as the cupcake stuff but in truffle papers? You could also package in heart shaped boxes for V-day. Just some random thoughts. I PM'd you also

 

[waughzee]

Your items are terrific, I've seen them on Crafster as well! I work in polymer clay too, but a totally different style than yours.