Polymer Clay 
This is Mooie, my first attempt at a dragon. I think she has cow eyes, hence the names. I followed directions from Christi Friesen's "Dragons" book, most of my clay sculptures so far use her style.  The beads are real pearl, semi-precious stones, and swarovski crystals.

 

This is my second CF style dragon - Sleepy.  His tail got a little overcooked.  His beads are all garnet.


This is my next dragon, Rainbow Small-Frie. I tried to make him a little smaller than the others since I wanted them to be jewelry.  His beads are glass, swarovski crystals, and semi-precious stones.  I'll have to add measurements of them.


This is Tree Boy.  He's peeking out from some foliage and uses all glass beads.  See the little glass leaf beads?

This is Goldie.  She is a small dragon and my first attempt at using cernit clay.  Since she's made out of cernit she should therefore be stronger than the others which are made out of sculpey III.   She is coppery color with golder overtones.  The beads used are pearls and swarovski crystals.

This is Peaches.  She is a smaller dragon made out of cernit clay.   She is a peachy/salmon color.  The foliage with flowers is a separate bead.  The beads used are pearls and swarovski crystals with a glass bead eye.

This is my first CF style frog.  His beads are all just large glass seed beads.
This now lives with cousin Jessi, I'm sure he's a happy frog.:)

These are 3 components for a frog necklace.  His beads are glass seed beads and crystal eyes.

This is Turtle Dude.  His beads are semi-precious stones.

This is Tomin. The center of his back is a semi-precious flat stone with gold seed beads and glass eyes. He is made of cernit clay.  


Now my flora...
I have a bunch of floral and leafy sculptures.  Not sure what to do with any of them yet.  Some may be jewelry such as broaches some day, others maybe incorporated into other works.  Thinking about room name plaques with these as part of the decorative edging or something?  Not sure.

This flower now live with my cousin Jessi.  Enjoy!







These are my newest clay pieces, they will probably become pins/broaches.
These are my beautiful peacocks Peaches on the left and Herb in the middle.  Peaches and larger pink flower now have pin backings on them.  We'll see how the clay holds up.  Peaches and Herb both have swarovski crystals on their tail feathers and head feathers.  Herb has a large class wing bead in his center.  The pink flower has a blister pearl in the center of the flower and pearls in the leafy...pod I guess.

This is the smaller of the pink flowers and is much flatter.  I'm going to test the water with the larger, more raised pink flower pin and go from there. This flower has a pearl in the center of the flower and a large, pink blister pearl

This is my sea creature.  It is in 3 parts and supposed to become a necklace.  It has glass beads, stone beads, swarovski crysatal beads and pearl within it's scaley... scales.

This is the blue flower pin.  The pearls were a nice bright blue until they went into the oven.  Hmm.  These are the only pearls I've yet to use where this has happened.

Blue lizard boy is wrapped around a large chrysocolla bead.  Isn't he a cutey?

And blue turtle boy. He has a pearl in the center of his shell and swarvski crystals on his shell. He has since been finished with a glossy coat and needs a new picture.

This is a steampunk-ish pink floral piece using watch pieces and swarovski crystals.

This is similar to the large pink and blue floral pieces.   It has glass beads for the flower center and red pearls in a leafy pod on the side.

This little guy is guarding my green garnet pendant, cute, huh?

My newest little peacocks.  These guys could be made into anything, including necklace pendants since they're smaller than the last 2.