For some reason, even though I have been enjoying time off work, my creative muse appears to have left the building! I just haven't really felt like being creative. I know that this is sometimes the way, and I do try to make the most of those times when the muse strikes. Before creativity deserted me, I did make some polymer clay Christmas trees, using liberal amounts of glitter.
They are very simple, stand about 6 cm tall, use up some scrap clay and were quite satisfying to make.
I have also made the my usual iced star biscuits which I enjoy making. I hope that over Christmas I will feel that I want to finish my tunic dresses and skirts, make jewellery and perhaps even make some felt...of course, if not, there is always eating, drinking, watching TV and reading!
Your trees are adorable! Happy Christmas! xx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Amy. They were quick and easy to make and are glittering away nicely!
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Ellie
Love your trees and your biscuits. Even the creative muse needs (demands?) a holiday from time to time. I hope you, and it, emerge from Christmas into the New Year happy and content, to face a wonderful year.
ReplyDeleteThanks, EC. I am sure the muse will be back and am enjoying catching up on some reading in the meantime. All good wishes to you for a lovely Christmas and New Year too.
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Ellie
What gorgeous clay Christmas trees! My younger daughter and I are planning some Fimo ornament making this week.Love the star biscuits-you have got he icing so neat! Enjoy all your festivities and making this week,
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Alison xx
Thanks, Alison. I hope your ornament making is successful. the star biscuits have all gone now, so I shall have to make some more tomorrow!
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Ellie