Christmas Projects

Hi..I have been absent from updating my blog for sooooo loooong and I have a lot of past workshops and new work pictures to post. First of all I would post some of my Christmas workshop project and some Christmas items that I am going to put up on sale. Yeahh.. I know it's too early to discuss about Christmas, it is still the beginning of November but Christmas is the best festive season to start as soon as possible ^o^ Who can resist Christmas anyway ???

Here are some pictures of the projects that I have finished and I am still working on some more. 

 Photo shoots preparation...as usual my loyal photographer is my husband ^^

Combination of clay head Rudolph with a glass dome body filled with Christmas color crystals..it can function as Christmas ornament or even a pendant 

(Materials : Modena Clay from Padico)

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Mini Christmas Wreath

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Materials : Hearty Soft Clay from Padico

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Candle Stand

The material I used for these candle stands are Modena Clay from Padico.

One or two of them will be the project I will be conducting on Christmas Workshop in this coming December 2016. 

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Decorative Jar

Materials : Modena Clay from Padico

Last picture of this post is a very simple but cute project for Children Christmas Workshop. Yeaaayy!!!! Finally there are workshops for children...please follow me to keep updated about my workshops.

Miniature Santa (materials : Hearty Soft clay from Padico). I took two version of pictures for this cute character. One showing the cold breeze of winter and the other showing the warmth of Christmas. Both look stunning aren't they?

If you are interested to join my workshop or if you are interested to collaborate with me, please do not hesitate to contact me through my email taccraft80@gmail.com or follow my Instagram for a quicker updates on my works, projects and workshops.

Thank you for reading.

Cheers,

Satyani 

TAC craft

Paper Weight Miniature Succulent

Finally the paper weight stone I ordered have arrived safely. It took more than 3 weeks to get these beautiful stones in hand. They are from Kupang, Nusa Tenggara Barat, Indonesia. I have to admit that I am not a fast clay crafter, so I managed only to make 6 paper weight variations. My mind was planning for like 10 or a dozen..but.it turned out that I am always occupied by some other works especially house works and I need my tea time, reading time, gadget time, going to mall time, etc...so...only five is done and two is already taken.

The succulents are made from Modena (Japanes air dry clay from Padico). I love this clay!!

You can add messages on the stone to make it more personalized. I used acrylic paint but marker is fine, too.

 This one is a gift to one of my craft supplier. I painted her shop's logo on the stone. Hope she love it.

These beautiful paper weight are available for purchase on Zibbet and Etsy. If you live in Indonesia, you can purchase from our local online shop for local unique handmade Qlapa. Everything is written in Bahasa Indonesia.

If you wish to make your very own handmade paper weight succulent, we will have this workshop coming up in July 2016. I will update more details on the workshop page and also on my Instagram account as well as facebook. Or you can also email to daftar@wewocraft.com to receive a monthly schedule of any workshops. They conduct various interesting craft workshops. You can also check them out on their Instagram.

Have a nice day!

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Shops : Qlapa
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A special gift to a special person...a Teacher

Today is my son's last day in Nursery. He will be Kindergarten student next term...Now he can already write and spell his own name, counting from 1-50, and recognizing alphabet from A-Z without any problem including the phonic perfectly...proud of you my love ^^  Of course all that skills and knowledge doesn't happen in just one night, all thanks to the hardwork, patience and passion of his beloved teacher, the best teacher ever..Miss Vivian in Sunshine Kidz Preschool.

Thank You Teacher. You have turned Ethan from a zero knowledge and uncontrollable little boy into a responsible, smart and love to draw little boy. You have built all the positive characters in him.

Thank you again...I am sure Ethan is now more than ready for Kindergarten

As a mom and crafter, presenting my handmade is the best way to express my gratefulness. I believe handmade makes more meaningful gift.

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Shop : Zibbet / Qlapa / Etsy
Email : taccraft80@gmail.com

Love for Succulents

Honestly I don't know all the name of the succulents or species, but I love looking at them. I made some miniatures of succulents 2 months ago for the Easter Bazaar and now I am making a slightly bigger size succulents to fit to daily use or just decoration.

As bagcharm these baby succulents look perfect ^^ 

I use Japanese air dry clay (Modena from Padico) to create these succulents you see in the pictures below. Modena is an air dry polymer clay and is water resistant. It comes in several colors and very easy to use. I love it... the finish result is almost the same as baked polymer clay, hard and strong.

I got this mini antique chair from Daiso shop, the shop that sells everything at one price and they have a lot of super cute stuff to support craft lover like me :)

 I believe it is important to stay close to Nature and these tiny babies are perfect as paper weight on our working desk. No watering required, stays pretty the whole year round and as good as candy to our eyes.

Have a nice day ^^

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Miniature Succulent

I have made some miniature succulents for the last bazaar but didn't get a time to take photos of some of my works as I was super busy, but in this post, I will be sharing some works that are still left. Thanks for everyone who came to the bazaar and supported me. I really appreciate that. I will make some more for the next bazaar in May 2016. I will update you more details about the bazaar later.

See ya on the next post ^^

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