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Tuesday, September 27, 2011

The Smooshers are back!!!!

I am happy to report that, thanks to Michelle of Creative Critters, the Polymer Clay Smooshers guild is back up and running on Artfire.com!!!  We are a multi-talented group of polymer clay artists  There are links to all members shops on the blog--this is being updated with new members, so check it often!

Until I get my widget back up, here are some links for you for check out:

Smooshers blog:   http://www.polymerclaysmooshers.blogspot.com/

Smooshers on Flickr:   http://www.flickr.com/groups/artfirepolymerclaysmooshers

Smooshers on Facebook:   http://www.facebook.com/PolymerClaySmooshers

Here is some random work from some of the Smooshers that I found on Flickr:

Creative Critters
Fantasy Clay
Averilpam
ArtFairly Aware
Desert Wind Designs





Thursday, September 15, 2011

No more Smooshers

I found out today that the Polymer Clay Smooshers guild has been closed.

This was the first guild I joined on Artfire and was very happy to have found it.  I learned a lot from my fellow smooshers and was inspired by their beautiful work.  I'm going to miss doing my "Friday Finds" walks through the smoosher's shops.  I hope to be able to stay in touch with them through their blogs and facebook pages.

I have joined other guilds and am selling on other venues and will continue doing walks through shops.  It may not be every Friday, but I will try to do it as often as I can.

If you are a follower and would like to be featured, send me an email at artfairlyaware@gmail.com

And now I will sadly remove the smoosher widget from my site.

Take care and remember as Albert Einstein stated: "Imagination is more important than knowledge."

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Which Avatar do you like better?

I recently decided to change my avatar/profile picture to represent ArtFairly Aware.  This is the old one:
and this is the new one:
Did I make the right choice?  I chose the first one initially because it really showed the coffee bean.  But then I thought more about the effect I'd like to have on the world through using fair trade coffee in everything I make and by donating 5% to World Hunger and 5% to Feeding America.  The ornament is filled with ground coffee.

What do you think?  I'd love feedback!