
Showing posts with label calavera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calavera. Show all posts
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Day of the Dead
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art,
calavera,
Day of the Dead,
flowers,
halloween,
mexico,
polymer clay,
skull,
spiritmama,
waxela sananda
Monday, January 19, 2009
One World One Heart Giveaway...whooohooo!
I'm participating in the biggest blogger giveaway known to bloggers (or at least to this one)!
Please click the link above to learn about this fantastic world wide giveaway, and to jump on the Gypsy Caravan and take a ride around the world, through amazing blogs by amazing people!
It's the One World One Heart Giveaway, and all you have to do is leave a comment on THIS POST with an email or blog address so I can contact you if you win. I will choose a random winner on Feb 12. Click on the logo above to learn more about it. My giveaway is open to everyone, even if you do not have a blog.
Here is what I am giving away:
Strange Bird Owl Man Ornament

This is an odd little guy. He is Owl Man, a strange bird indeed.
He is strung on blue cord so you can hang him on a tree or anywhere you want him hanging around.
Owl man is made of polymer clay, he's perched on a real twig, and he has some feathers on top. He is handmade, ooak (one of a kind) and he is about 3" high, not including his blue cord.
AND:
Calavera Earrings Dia De Los Muertos Sugar Skulls
I Love La Dia de los Muertos, so I had my first rubber stamp produced from my own ink drawing of this skull, and I couldn't wait to get started using it!
Here I have some wonderful skull earrings with sterling silver earwires and vintage black faceted glass beads. The skulls are polymer clay which I stamped, cut, baked, painted, buffed, and glazed for your enjoyment.
The backs are painted with shiny enamel black acrylic paint.They hang 2.75" long1.5" wide.
They are very light weight and will not hurt your ears!
The first winner will receive both gifts, and I have decided to do a second giveaway in honor of my love of goddesses.
It's the Nile River Goddess on a blue batik flag.

The second winner will receive the Goddess flag.
If you only like the owl/skull giveaway, or if you only want the goddess flag be sure to note this in your comment!
Sign ups end at 11:59pm on Feb 11, winners will be announced on Feb 12!
Have fun and good luck!
Blessings,
Waxela (wa-shay-la)
aka SpiritMama
Sunday, September 14, 2008
La Catrina with Chihuahua

La Catrina represents the upper class and the understanding that no one, not even aristocrats, are immune from death when it comes calling.
I also see Catrina as representing fun and play in afterlife, as she is so often dressed in fancy, colorful clothing adorned with flowers and smiling gleefully.
This Catrina art doll is made entirely of polymer clay with a bit of Tibetan lambs wool as hair. She is 7.5" tall.

I made her for the PCAGOE (polymer clay artisans guild of etsy) October challenge. The theme is "Dia de los Muertos".
I posted the "making of Catrina" pics on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/spiritmama/sets/72157607277632713/

Saturday, September 13, 2008
Hondamom Rocks!

I just received the coolest little bag, a handmade felt and cotton applique wristlet from Honda J. of Dallas, TX! Hondamom (her brand name) is on the Etsy Texas Team and we had a team swap. We each sent in details like our favorite colors, materials, and themes, and we were given the name of a fellow team member to send a swap to.

I have to say I hit the jackpot on this one! It's like Hondamom got into my head and created a perfect custom order. I'm soooo excited to carry it, and just in time for Dia de los Muertos, too!
You can see how fabulous the front and back are from the above pictures, but there is more, check out the inside:


Hondamom.etsy.com
and lots of beautiful pics on Flickr.
Thanks Honda!
Sunday, September 7, 2008
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