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So here is something new for you my dear readers … a week of posts chosen by a guest artst! A little while back I reached out to a number of artists who regularly send me content ideas and asked if they would like to take over the art choices for a week. The idea was to get some fresh views of polymer art that I might not pick out because, even though I try to pull in all varieties and tastes, I just won’t see things the same as other people and vice versa. I am hoping enjoy this little change up and that we’ll get to periodically have a fun and different week like this. Let me know what you think of having a guest blogger as we go through this week or tell me if you’re interested in helping one week yourself by\u00a0dropping me a note<\/a>!<\/p>\n

\"Doreen<\/a><\/p>\n

Our first guest blog partner is Ginger Davis Allman, blogger extraordinaire at The Blue Bottle Tree<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>and creator and author of numerous techniques and tutorials<\/a>. She’s looking at polymer ‘scenes’ this week. She wrote up this first post for us:<\/p>\n

Normally known for her whimsical and cartoon-like character sculptures, Doreen Kassel<\/a> also makes jewelry with the same recognizable fun and engaging style. This cuff bracelet features a sculpted street scene reminiscent of a quaint rural French village. Can you imagine walking down this street, meeting interesting characters along the way as you gather your shopping at the market?<\/span><\/p>\n

The individual elements of the scene, each sculpted in polymer clay and painted in bright colors, come together to create a cohesive story. Each element is separate, but still connected by its placement, its color, and its style. Much in the way the the real buildings of a French village would be.<\/p>\n

Doreen will be teaching how to make cuffs like this at a workshop in Stamford, CT<\/a> this coming October.<\/p>\n

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Ginger Davis Allman lives in Springfield, Missouri with her husband Gary, her three kids and her many craft obsessions. Subscribe to her blog and look around her website<\/a> for her well-researched and in-depth posts and articles on polymer related subjects. Support her great information and research as well as treating yourself by getting yourself a tutorial or two<\/a> from this talented lady.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

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