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Tuesday, 15 October 2013

Evergreen Clay Beauties !!


/hihi
    How are you ? Hope you enjoyed the long weekend :)

   Here is my recent work - Iris (national flower of France) made out of Thai clay. This flower comes in a variety of colors, but I have selected Blue Iris as it symbolizes faith and hope, most importantly it looks attractive.





Thank you very much Seema for teaching me this beautiful art, I cannot forget the way you have explained each and every thing... definitely you are the Queen of Clay Flowers dear :)

 I have really enjoyed "the making" of this flower, need to try some more varieties.

 Have a gr8 day. /bye
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9 comments:

  1. Sudarshan15 October 2013 at 08:40

    Simply unbelievable Aasha..!! It looks so very natural..!!

    Perhaps you could explain the procedure more in detail as a 'prerane' for others..

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    1. Asha16 October 2013 at 19:52

      Thank you very much Sudarshan,,it's quite difficult to explain the step by step instructions if we get video tutorial in the youtube that would be better..

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  2. Unknown16 October 2013 at 09:28

    hey its simply superb i was going thru some article related to crafts and i found this. Is this clay dries up? or its reusable?

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    1. Asha16 October 2013 at 19:57

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  3. seemaclayflower16 October 2013 at 23:24

    Dear Asha, I am VERY VERY PROUD of you dear....you have done a FABBBBBB job :)
    Thank a Tonnnnn...........for your Wonderfull words :) I am touched & Overwhelmed at your feedback !! But the credit does not go to me alone....It is your hard work, sincerity and creativity that gave such wonderful result.
    So A Biggg thanks to you for having such wonderful hands.

    Loadsss....of Love
    Seema http://www.facebook.com/seemaclayflower

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    1. Asha17 October 2013 at 06:31

      Thank you Seema, It's rare to find selfless teachers and definitely you are one of them.. One more thing.. forgot to thank you for the fabulous lunch i had at your of home :)

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  4. Asha17 October 2013 at 06:36

    Ashwini S,,,Thank you Ashwini,, you can preserve unused clay by storing it in an air tight container for long time. once you finish the work and allow it to dry, clay becomes hard and it won't be reusable..

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  5. EsVee12 November 2013 at 07:40

    Wow.. did you say it is made of clay??!! Simply superb detailing! It looks sssooo natural!

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