For some strange reason I had a strong need to create a chrysalis from polymer clay. I had no idea why or what I would do with it once I made it.
How could I tell its story?
I thought it would be fun, and maybe challenging, to create a pop-up.
I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. I just love the way the butterfly unfolds when the tin is opened. Actually, the first photo is the second chrysalis I made, because I like this one so much I decided to make another one and thought I would give you a peek at how they look l before I paint them.
I also became so inspired by the pop-up concept I thought I would attempt it with something other than butterflies.
Again, polymer clay was used to make the eggs, which are then hand painted. The nest was made from wire. For both tins I used Steampunk Botanica scrapbook paper by DCWV. The lovely little sparrows were taken from the Graphics Fairy, an amazing resource of vintage images available to all crafters and artists for use in their projects. Thank You Graphics Fairy!
Well, it has been a rather productive week so far – wait, it is only Wednesday, I actually started these projects a couple of weeks ago, but I was able to get them finished up yesterday – just in time for a show I will be doing this weekend too. 🙂
Well, cheers to you all – have a fantastic day.
Beautiful Marie!
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Thank you 🙂
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Ooo! what fabulous makes. Hope it is ok if I pin this.
Flo x
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Thank you so much – no, Pin away 🙂
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