Made by Lupe Catts
I wanted to make a jewelry dish holder that would fit my decor fun and whimsical so I made this Frida-inspired piece. I used your paper clay recipe, I’m very pleased with the way she turned out.
Jewelry dish holder
I wanted to make a jewelry dish holder that would fit my decor fun and whimsical so I made this Frida-inspired piece. I used your paper clay recipe, I’m very pleased with the way she turned out.
Includes Jonni’s famous Paper Mache Clay recipe, and tips on choosing the right recipe for your next project.
Your jewelry dish holder is beautiful! What a great idea!
Lovely.
Thank u i never stay within the lines. Lol. She was inspired by a little painting I did on wood ..I dont know if I could post her here for u to see, but anyway most of my women art is similar in technique.
Gorgeous colors! This is a real treasure of a piece
Thank u Lisa Anne.?
Thank u kindly! 🙂
Stunning! Figures are super hard, especially faces. Love it!
Thank u Eileen, she was fun to make.
What a delightful surprise. I think you ought to go into business. (That’s what people say to me once in a while.) Beautifully crafted and painted. The little birds caught my eye, and how did you get that turquoise color to match the jewelry.
Awesome, fun, and beautiful.
Thank u Rex, I do sell my work, as a matter of fact this piece is on her way to North Carolina. I have some lovely turquoise acrylic paints that I use alot, I guess i got lucky they matched my jewelry. ??
I kept thinking about this last night. I love the way the strands of hair whisp across her forehead. It doesn’t look like you have to stay within the lines!