“Don’t let someone else’s noisy agenda be your guiding star…”
Wise lessons from our kitties and dogs, courtesy of a lovely little article “Are you listening to the Lolas of the world?” from artist Ginger Davis Allman, in her newsletter today from The Blue Bottle Tree.
Ginger’s work, which you can see in her email newsletter, her website, and her Etsy shop, are, to me, kind of like the successor to the incredible legacy created by the late Victoria Hughes.
Ginger not only creates wonderful new manifestations of polymer clay, she constantly shares her experiments for new clay techniques, tools, and comparisons of clay brands. You can quickly see what clay will work for your purposes.
Or you can purchase her tutorials for step-by-step guides to imitate all kinds of glass beads–rustic, lampwork, even ancient ‘Roman Glass’ beads.
I’m a huge fan of her skills, her outlook, and her generosity in sharing her knowledge and expertise. If you like what you see, sign up for her email newsletter here.
Ginger is a treasure to the polymer clay community!
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She sure is! That’s why I’m getting the word out. Pass this along!
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I had no idea that Tory Hughes had passed away! It’s been many, many years since I’ve worked with polymer clay and I had all of Tory’s videos. She was such an inspiration to me while I was learning to create with this medium. I’m so saddened to hear of her passing! She was truly one of the great innovators of polymer clay.
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I agree with everything you’ve said! She will be missed….
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