Witch gown fringes

It is real fun to make them. The strings are firmly twisted wool threads which, when laid double and set free, know by themselves how to become fringes. I hold them with my teeth while twisting them. A research on the question who created this piece will find rich samples of DNA. Then I cut one of my polymere necklaces open and use the beads. Anyone wanting beads?

Too much to do

I confess I have been dissipating my energies with all the things I want to do. So eager to try out everything, so unable to find a line, sell the bl... stuff and make up my mind which craft to stick to. Which craft? :-)
Pottery. Done in my twenties when I was a student. Requires a kiln. Little hope to install it in a 78-squaremeters-2nd-floor suburban flat.
Polymere clay work. Numerous attempts to offer it to shops, but no success yet. Okay, I'll try Etsy!


Ladies, who read my blog: I'm ever so grateful for your kind comments. They are encouraging, your blogs are so interesting to read, especially when I see the level of your art & craft blogs being higher than most blogs in my home country; you show us adorable patience with long-time projects, the courage to confess draw-backs, the benevolence. I think I'm lucky to have the internet.