For our November challenge we
are featuring mandala designs. Vote for your favorites. Three lucky
voters will be chosen in a drawing to win a gift certificate from one
of our sponsor shops.
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1. Mandala Bowl by Berit of ClayImages
A little fall/holiday spirit. Made with my polymer clay canes, this bowl is about 5 inches in diameter.
2. Good or Evil Cat Figurine by Marie Young of YoungCreative
This kitty has a lot to contemplate with an angel mouse whispering in one ear and a devil mouse whispering in the other. She is seated on a mandala made of polymer mosaic tiles sealed with a glassy liquid polymer finish.Approximately 3 1/2 inches tall.
3. Mandala Wall Plaque by Lisa of HiGirls
This wall plaque is created completely of polymer and is 7 inches diameter.
Cut
outs were placed on a flat background, fired, then back filled with
tinted liquid polymer. The entire thing was sanded and buffed for a
great shine.
4. Geometry Class Redux by Jill of JKollmann
Challenge piece is totally pieced! Took me back to geometry classes, to get (and maintain) 12 sections throughout. This was a fun challenge.
5. Snowflake Mandala Christmas Ornament by Angela of polymerclaycreations
The
theme for the month is "Mandalas". I chose to do an ornament because
of the upcoming season. I love the timeless simplicity of blue and
white together. This was made with scraps cut from cane ends and put on a
background of pearl clay.
6. Mandala Challenge Ornaments by Arlene of Ashpaints
I was pretty much stumped on this
challenge until someone mentioned repeating elements and someone else
sent a link with many pictures. My mind immediately hit upon using a
kaleidoscope cane to create the central element and repeat single
elements from that. It may not be a traditional mandala but it makes
me smile!
7. Woodland Mandala by Beth of CreateMyWorldDesigns
Layers,
leaf and flower motifs and the colors of autumn create this fall season
inspired polymer mandala. To read more about my creative process for
this piece, please visit my blog: http://createmyworlddesigns.blogspot.com/2014/10/meditative-repetition.html
8. Colors of Thailand Mandala by Betsy of
PolyClayCafe
When
I first started thinking of what to create for PCAGOE's Mandala
challenge, I thought of the colors of the mandalas I saw in the temples
of Thailand. Often you could see stunning stain glass mandalas behind
statues of Buddhas. In addition to the beautiful patterns, I was struck
by all the bright colors. I decided I wanted to use bright colors;
those that reminded me of Thailand. Orange for the monks was a given,
teal for the lush jungle vegetation, yellow for the marigold wreaths you
see everywhere, purple for the color of Saturday, wasabi for the
cuisine and just a touch of silver. Read more on my blog: http://polyclaycafe.blogspot.com/2014/10/mandala-inspired-by-colors-of-thailand.html
9. Chakra Mandala by Line of PlaySculptLive
Read more: http://playsculptlive.blogspot.ca/2014/10/mandalas-are-fun.html
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