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Meet the cutest movie snack you’ll never have to share! Our polymer clay popcorn character is ready for his close-up, but instead of sitting in a bowl, he’s adorning a vintage Kodak film can. We love giving forgotten vintage finds a new purpose, and our little guy brings together two of our favourite things: quirky characters and creative upcycling. But there’s another little surprise planned inside the canister too; and you know I love a good surprise!

If you want to up the ante on your next movie night, grab some polymer clay and an old film can, and let’s make some movie magic! Continue reading →

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This fun polymer clay ravioli is part of my growing collection of food-inspired characters. Have you ever heard the expression ‘a face only a mother could love’? Well, this little pasta pocket takes that sentiment to a whole new level. He’s got attitude, he’s perpetually grumpy and looks like he’d rather be sitting anywhere than on my craft table. So what else could I call him but ‘Grumpioli‘?

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What happens when the breakfast table meets the craft table? You get a polymer clay waffle with personality. It’s not very often we venture beyond upcycling, but sometimes inspiration for a project can’t be ignored! And since I still had to thrift one of the supplies to make it, I’m declaring it an upcycle by association. I’ll allow it, if you will 😉.

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This DIY bag charm probably won’t surprise anyone who knows me. While some people reach for chocolate when they’re craving a treat, I’ve always preferred salty snacks; and pistachios are right at the top of my list. So it didn’t take long before my love of these little nuts found its way into a polymer clay project! Continue reading →