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I decided to put some ornaments in my ecrater store this year and one of those ornaments is Tommy the Turtle, a very loving turtle who loves to give roses. He is hand-sculpted from polymer clay and has a red shell with a sprig of holly at the center. He wears a black mustache and has a hand crocheted hat on with a red bow. Clutched in his hands is a red metal rose charm. The ornament hangs from black satin cord.
The entire ornament is hand-sculpted from polymer clay except for the hat which is crocheted.
Size is approximate:
1" wide side to side
2" top to bottom (hangs approx. 4" with satin cord)
The entire ornament is hand-sculpted from polymer clay except for the hat which is crocheted.
Size is approximate:
1" wide side to side
2" top to bottom (hangs approx. 4" with satin cord)
Another Christmas ornament --
Here is a sweet hand-sculpted Pugster encased in her very own snow globe. The Pug has been hand-sculpted from polymer clay. She wears a pink and green collar and sits in front of a large heart tile and pink and green feathers. There are small "snowflakes" scattered at her feet. The globe is sprinkled with tiny crystal "snow" and pink glass shards. The globe is topped with a pink organza bow and a large vintage crystal and hangs from green satin cord.
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and I'm getting in the mood with my Christmas ornaments. I just love to make these little guys, they get me in the spirit so expect to see lots more until Christmas!
The Brussels Griffon is hand-sculpted from polymer clay and is holding a large green crystal ornament. She has a sprig of holly at her ear and sits on a red base in a silver cameo setting. The ornament hangs from green satin cord. Approximate size of the ornament is: 2-1/4" long (with satin cord 4-1/4" long) x 1-1/2" wide
This ornament is a sweet little Brussels Griffon and she is holding her very own ornament to put on the Christmas tree. She can't wait until the tree goes up so she can place her ornament in a very special spot -- right on one of the front branches.
