Still Time!!

There's still time to vote!!  I almost forgot to post a reminder on the blog again! As of this writing, there are 2 remaining days to cast a vote for your favorite entries and get a chance to win one of 3 prizes! The voting form can be found at the PCAGOE blog.

Also, as I mentioned in my last blog post, we're doing something special on the guild facebook page to celebrate the anniversary of The Polymer Arts Magazine. Each 2 weeks on the guild facebook page, we do an artist feature of one of our guild members. For the first 2 weeks of September 2014 we are featuring Sage Bray, who happens to be Editor/Publisher of The Polymer Arts magazine.  You can find the PCAGOE facebook page here. Check it out!

And be sure to hurry over to the PCAGOE blog to cast your vote for the challenge (voting ends midnight EST September 7th 2014)! Many thanks in advance to all who take the time to vote!

Belated Thanks

I have been remiss in mentioning here, the blogs in which I have been recently featured over the past 5 months.  This negligence on my part has simply been due to the fact that: 1. I'm not the greatest blogger... and 2. during the past couple months I've been consumed with garden chores and food preservation.  I was thrilled to be mentioned in every one of these features, 2 blogs in the polymer world, a fellow guild mate's website, a fellow polymer artist's facebook page, and a upcycled/recycled art world blog. 

The Polymer Clay Planet blog, which is curated and authored by polymer artist Anya Artesania, has featured me 3 times since June!  My Tiffany inspired lampshade, Peacock Mosaic serving tray and Paleo necklace were all featured at PCP over the summer.  Find all 3 features here.

The Polymer Clay Diaries, which is curated and authored by polymer artist Maria Petkova, featured my turtle island wall art.  Find that feature here.   You can use the Google translator drop down menu on the right side of the screen to translate the page.  

Back in May, fellow guild mate Marie Young featured my Peacock Mosaic serving tray on her creatively inspired website.  Find that post here.

And as recent as last week (Oct. 13), fellow polymer artist Ginger Davis-Allman of The Blue Bottle Tree kindly mentioned my blog and my Acorn Light on her wonderful Facebook page.  You can find her facebook page here.

And for those of you who know my work as Create My World Designs; I also have an upcycled line of art which I sell under the name OneMoreUse.  Just today I was thrilled to see a feature for my OneMoreUse upcycled art on the Sustainable Style blog, in an article written by a fellow upcycle artist, Amelia Musselman. You can find this feature here.

I think I may have posted some of these features (and thanks) on facebook, but I know I missed some of them there too.  So, I'm listing all of which I am aware here, with sincere thanks for the notice of my work!