So, we had a Santa last week. Today we'll take a look at a snowman design.
Just as people come in all shapes and sizes, so do snowmen. I don't think all snowmen should be made from three perfectly round balls of snow. I think it's fun to mix it up a little bit--that's how Shorty, Slim and Slick were born. While Slick might be a typical snowman, his friends Shorty and Slim are both made from egg-shaped balls. Shorty's are stacked on the long side, and Slim's are stacked on the ends. Even their hats are quirky shapes--tall and skinny and short and flat.
This fun ornament is handcrafted from a custom-mixed, pearly white polymer clay that has a subtle glimmer, much like real snow. Each snowman wears a colorful scarf and a top hat trimmed with silver hatbands The tiny holly leaves, the little gold star and the small blue bird are all cut from clay. The only painted details on this ornament are the tiny white dots in their eyes.
As with all my 2012 ornaments, this one is limited to an edition of five, but none of them are exactly alike. Each is individually handmade, and signed, numbered and dated on the back. A signed certificate of authenticity is included with each ornament.
I love these three frosty friends. Maybe because they are a little bit quirky, like me!
Lisa
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Love your snowmen Lisa!! I like how you mix it up, and create snowmen of all shapes and sizes, adorable!
ReplyDeleteI think it's more fun to make snowmen that are a little 'abnormal'. It goes back to the question I asked last week....just how many ways CAN you make a snowman? :D
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