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Friday, 16 November 2012

September Four A Month - Colourful Carnival Masks


 
Here are my Four A Month Challenge pieces for September. Four Colourful Carnival Mask pendants. They are all made in fine silver using Art Clay Silver and have Enamelled Accents. I have already posted two of these masks before, but my intention was always to make four new masks for a FAM entry so here they all are.
 
I am really enjoying making these masks now. They have come a long journey since the first one  I made (that I still use on my website, cards etc) back in 2009.
 
The first of the four is my little alien mask. OK, so maybe not so much of a traditional carnival mask but he is fun! I called him VMA - why? Well - because he is a Venetian Mask Alien!! :)
 
This little fella didn't hang around long and zoomed off to a new home on his first outing to a craft fair! I think I shall make more little aliens!

 
The next one I have called Cosmic Rainbow as she also seems to have something a little space age about her to me, but someone else who saw her could see a sort of 1920s flapper style in her. That is what I so love about this type of jewellery - we all see different things in it!
 
 
The next two masks I have blogged about before so I will just remind you of their names and you can look back on the blog if you want to read more about them.
 
This one is Japanese Mystery...
 
 
... and this one is Arcbaleno all Moda.
 

 
I shall be teaching a workshop on making these masks in June next year up in the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors.
 
I have also just taught this for the first time to two wonderful students and I shall be posting photos of the masks they made really soon!!
 
Have fun!
 
Joy x



Wednesday, 19 September 2012

Teaching Mask Making!!

 
Here she is! The second of the two masks I have been working on. She is called Japanese Mystery and is another fine silver and enamel pendant, made using Art Clay Silver. She measures approx 42mm x 42mm.
 
I am delighted that I will be teaching my new workshop - Colourful Carnival Masks - next year in the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors at Glaisdale.
 
It will be at my friend's Lynne Glazzard's wonderful newly refurbished studio on 29th & 30th June 2013. You can read the details here. Spaces are limited so book early!!
 
 
 
After I finished this mask I thought it would be fun to put a small collage of some of my masks to add to my Facebook page so I thought I would post it here as well. It is interesting to see how the masks are developing as time goes on :)
 
Joy x

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