These are my first attempts at making polymer clay charms as gifts for all the little girls I know. There are soooo many cute projects in The Polymer Clay Cookbook, but I’m running out of time before Christmas to make more. I definitely want to try the bacon and eggs plate and some of the other savory dishes. I found them easier than expected to make. They require just tiny amounts of clay, and once you have the clay out it’s easy to make four or five at a time. The hardest part actually was wrapping the wire to make the little jewelry attachments.
In addition to the charms, I’m making some without the jewelry wire for my son, who I think will enjoy playing with them with all the little animal figurines he likes to set up.
very very cute.
Those are really cute, and it’s a great idea to make them as presents for little girls. 🙂 I used to play with polymer clay, but I haven’t in a long time…
omgoodness these are TOO TOO cute!! I am so ordering the book. I hope mine turn out as cute as yours!
Those are the most adorable little charms! Another use: Knitting stitch markers!
Thanks for sharing!
[…] furniture. We’ve turned the armoir into a refrigerator, and filled it with some little charms like the ones I made for his girl friends and cousins, minus the jewelry […]
How cute!! I love little things like that. I love art/craft stuff too, this would be a perfect b-day present for me in a couple weeks (hint hint)
amazing job!
r they hard 2 make though???
do they harden?
nice idea for kniting ( i like that too )i think i might use that for a b-day present for my Nana
(she taught me how 2 knit)
Their so cute! I would LOVE to buy them and make them earrings!