I have never tried to replicate turquoise in polymer clay but many other clay artists have attempted and succeeded. Here are a few of the Polymer Clay Smooshers Guild from Art Fire who have.
Friday, February 24, 2012
Turquoise
Turquoise has been used by many cultures from the ancient Egyptians to the Aztecs and other native American people. It is especially conducive to being copied by polymer clay artists because it often contains inclusions that can be replicated.
I have never tried to replicate turquoise in polymer clay but many other clay artists have attempted and succeeded. Here are a few of the Polymer Clay Smooshers Guild from Art Fire who have.
I have never tried to replicate turquoise in polymer clay but many other clay artists have attempted and succeeded. Here are a few of the Polymer Clay Smooshers Guild from Art Fire who have.
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What beautiful items!
ReplyDeleteI love turquoise and you found some gorgeous polymer clay versions!
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