This came out so well I think I have to make a ton of them. The hardest part about making this was getting the right shape down. I love him to death, what do you all think?





Thanks for looking! 

This is Milo, he's my second polymer clay robot, and friend of James. He's a bit short and stout at 3 inches tall, but totally lovable and makes a great pendant!

Not quite a "completed project", but pretty close. This is the first in a line of robot jewelry I'm going to be making. Each will be jointed and completely unique!

This is James. He's 3 inches tall and will make a pretty adorable pendant. I've still got to make a face for him and sand down a couple parts, but I just couldn't wait to take pictures! I'm thinking maybe rhinestone eyes.


Here he is on some knitting.

Another picture and more details in my blog.
Thanks for looking!

Edit:
It isn't the best picture, but here he is finished! I decided against adding a mouth, his little yellow eyes were so cute all on their own! I finished the second robot today (Milo) and I'll take and post pictures of him when there's some light. Probably in his own thread.

I'm not sure what to call this style..."woven" maybe? Anyway, this thing took tons of wire to make, and is covered in an assortment of gemstone chips including garnets, turquoise, rose quartz, amethyst, and quartz crystals along with some mystery stones. I added three small white buttons to accent it. What do you think?







I'm actually thinking about making more of these to sell, any suggestions on a fair price?

I've been in a pendant-making frenzy! Here are some of the results. All the images and text were taken from magazines. There are 3 that aren't pictured here, 2 that I'm keeping, and 1 I'm changing the text on. It's going to be hard to see these go, especially "Vibrant and True", but you've gotta make a living somehow 

Thanks for all the replies! Hopefully more from this collection coming soon. For now I will only make this size, but soon I'd like to have one a bit smaller to offer as well. I also really want to make a super massive one. Like 3.5 inches tall. I'm pretty excited about it 

I sculpt all my heart jewelry by hand, meaning they all come out a bit different. I made a magnet like this for someone in the same size, and it had a completely different feel to it. Here's a pic of that one

The pictures aren't great, but you get the idea. I made this one for myself and love it to death. It's about an inch and a half in length from top to bottom and is made from red glitter polymer clay.

I've experimenting with making recycled jewelry/accessories and am wondering if they are at all sellable. One is this recycled metals flower thing.

It's made of pop tabs, recycled old metal beads, and a few random plastic beads. The pop tabs are woven together with jewelry wire, and the beads are connected that way too so there's no threat of anything coming apart. This one was my first attempt and I attached it to a ribbon (it can be worn as a hair accessory, bracelet, or necklace) but in the future I'd like to attach them to pins so they can be worn as whatever.



My question is is this sellable? Is there anything in the design I should change before offering these to sell? What's a fair price range? All in all this one took me about 5 hours, maybe a little more.

Any feedback is much appreciated!

I made this flower out of pop tabs and recycled old metal beads. I also used the pink plastic bead and a few smaller metallic plastic beads. I ended up super gluing it to that black ribbon so it can be worn as a necklace,  hair accessory, or bracelet.







I'm really happy with how it turned out and plan on making more, but in the future I think I'll make them into pins so they can be worn as whatever.

The main event...

Biggest wire ring I've made to date. Actually, the biggest ring period. I'm really proud of this one. I have been known to refer to it as my "baby"  .  It's got a dozen assorted blue and clear beads that are sort of hard to see, but sparkle beautifully 






Small domed ring made from purple artistic wire and silver tone copper wire. I like the futuristic feel of this thing.