Ooo its snowing outside and what better time to introduce our winter themed polymer clay colour recipe.
Cold and frosty January mornings are captured within our Morning Frost Polymer Clay Colour Recipe.
And when you need warming up from those frosty morning we have our Winter Berry Colour Mixing Tutorial.
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Here's our latest PDF colour recipe tutorials with an Autumn theme.
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| Mandala Ring Dishes at Lottie Of London Jewellery |
Our latest collection of mandala ring dishes are proving very popular this season. With their beautifully intricate designs they make for quite an eye catching centre piece for your home. But what are mandalas?
Pronounced mon-dah-lah, mandalas represent wholeness, a diagram reminding us of our relation to infinity. They are often circular designs to symbolise the notion that life is never ending.
Many mandalas have a spiritual significance in both Hinduism and Buddhism. The Hindus where the first to use mandalas, but many are more familiar with the ones created by Buddhism.
Vajravarahi Mandala, Tibet, 19th century
In some spiritual traditions mandalas may be used for focusing attention and would be used as a spiritual guidance tool to establish a sacred space and aid meditation.
In modern day life mandalas are now more commonly know a a generic symbol for a diagram or geometric pattern often seen within mindfulness colouring books.
Pop on over to Lottie of London to see our latest collection of mandala ring dishes and pendant necklaces.
You can read more blog posts on our ring dishes here
Sources
http://spiritualawakening.weebly.com/mandalas-what-are-they.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Vajravarahi_Mandala.jpg
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandala
http://www.whats-your-sign.com/free-mandala-coloring-pages.html
With the looming cold weather upon us it's time for a colour explosion.
Introducing my latest Limited Edtion collection created with my new Candy Mix colour tutorial, its the perfect pop of colour for the upcoming seasons.
Candy Mix PDF Colour Mix Tutorial
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Commissions for jewellery aren't the only thing I get requests for here at Lottie Of London. I often get requests for the colour recipes that I create especially for my designs.
I love colour mixing for both my customers to create something special for a unique commission or playing with colour mixes for inspiration on new designs.
So it made sense that as I have my recipes written down to turn these nuggets of infomation into PDF Tutorials for the polymer clay community. My PDF tutorials are now available to purchase both from my website here but also in my Etsy store.
So whats so different about my colour palettes? Polymer clay is available in a wide variety of colours but rather than have stacks of little or even large blocks of all these colours I decided a long time ago to learn how to make my own from only the Fimo True Professional Colours.
6 colours plus black and white are all that's needed to create my recipes and its a great way of learning colour theory.
You can of course use any brand of polymer clay to create these recipes, your colours will turn out different but that's the fun in colour mixing!
I'll be adding more of my personal recipes over the coming months but also create some new yummy recipes for your to try like our Candy Palette Tutorial.
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