triple lentil pendant necklace below |
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mix of beads including crystals, stone chips, glass, antiqued brass |
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These pens use a polymer clay technique called "mokume gane" (with accute accents over the e's). |
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These three rose pens were made as gifts to give to three special parent volunteers at my school |
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If you see anything you like, you may contact me at: pinserra@cox.NOSPAMnet. (Simply leave out the NOSPAM)
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If you are interested in learning more about polymer clay, check out the new LINKS page.
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Pens! Yes, they really work! |
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