I just had to show off these beautiful pendants and beads created by two of my customers who purchased my image transfer tutorials.  Aren't they gorgeous?

My friend Marcia Palmer, polymer artist extraordinare, created this Asian themed cylinder bead using my Cylinder Bead Tutorial #4.  I love the finish on it, and was thrilled that after being frustrated by several other transfer methods she had tried, my tutorial gave her the tips she needed to get it right. 

My friend Raewyn Rush, a gifted jewelry designer from New Zealand, created these stunning pendants using my Basic Image Transfer Tutorial.   Raewyn has a wonderful eye for color and composition, and I absolutely love the colors in these, especially the dragonfly pendant.  I want that image, Raewyn!  LOL

I discovered polymer clay 3 years ago and quickly became addicted to it as a medium for my jewelry design.  Its versatility and limitless color possibilities continue to amaze me.  I am primarily known for my image transfer work, particularly my multiple layer image transfers, and my finishing techniques, but I also love faux and stamping/embossing, too.  I continue to try and push the envelope when it comes to what I can do with transfers.  I like to see how I can manipulate them and use them in applications where they shouldn't work, like my cylinder beads, "bird beads" and new, 4 sided tower beads.  

Proud member of the International Polymer Clay Association and the Polymer Clay Artists Guild of Etsy! Look for links to my tutorials on image transfers and finishing in the Tutes Central section.  I blog at www.scdiva.blogspot.com.  You can see more of my work in my flickr photostream at http://www.flickr.com/photos/25473906@N02/

Thanks for hanging out with me and viewing my work! 

Lynda Moseley