Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Important dates for Say Something Designs

I am so pleased to announce some important dates for Say Something Designs. I will be showing my Jewelry off at the Tree Lighting Ceremony at the Hotel Ottumwa in Downtown Ottumwa. I would be pleased to see all of you there with all of your friends. Many vendors will be in attendance and you are sure to find the perfect gift for someone you love.

I would also like to take this opportunity to share the established date for my next polymer clay class. After lots of careful consideration, the dates will be January 21th and 22th! Clear your calenders and get your friends on board! I will have 12 seats open (6 per class) and if you would like me to reserve your seat, please send me $15 at lease 2 weeks in advance. Your reservation money will be subtracted from your tuition cost. Full tuition is due on the date of the class and reservation monies of those who cancel less than 2 weeks before the date will forfeit a refund. I look forward to seeing some new faces and old friends. If you are interested Send me an email with your contact information.

sayziegler@pcsia.net

Monday, November 15, 2010

Successful Show!

I was able to participate in the Holiday Marketplace this past weekend. I had a lovely time and was able to sell some of my favorite pieces! It was so much fun and my table was beautiful! I will be participating in a few more shows this Christmas season! Yeah!! Dates to come!

Monday, November 8, 2010

Very Successful PC Class








My first official clay day was a raging success! Everything went according to plan and all of my guests were complementary! After a verbal poll, I determined that all of my students felt supported and capable of creating beautiful beads. I had so much fun working with each group!

If you are interested in taking one of my classes, feel free to email me with your request! I require $15.00 down to reserve your seat. I will be posting information on my next class soon. Please enjoy the great pictures of my talented students!

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Great class opportunity!


Polymer Clay Jewelry
Beginner/Entry Level Class

Class Description:
Your tuition will afford you the necessary supplies and tools to create a version of this beautiful, fashionable set of jewelry valued at $50. Create this piece for yourself or for someone you love.
You will be instructed in the art of entry level polymer clay jewelry design including: cane construction, cane reduction, cane slicing, bead forming, finishing, pairing and stringing of your own one of a kind, hand crafted polymer clay beads.
From beginning to end I will demonstrate the process while offering one-on-one assistance to you as you explore this exciting and versatile medium! As an added convenience, print instructions will be provided so that you might repeat the process at home if desired.
I look forward to sharing my knowledge and love for one of a kind jewelry making with you!
Limited space available for participation – Register Early!

Dates and Times Available: Friday November 5 5:30 pm – 8:30pm or Saturday, November 6 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Location: Beyond the Beaten Path Work Space at the O’Town Market Place in downtown Ottumwa, Ia.
Tuition: $40 (price includes all supplies and the use of tools for completion of your art piece)
To register, please contact:
Sārah Ziegler of Sāy Something Designs
641-799-5547
Sayziegler@pcsia.net

Tuesday, October 5, 2010

Black and White





Here are some new pictures! I had a black and white order that inspired these pieces. I used black and white polymer clay and crystals to create this stunning focal piece. I reduced the pedal of the flower to create a flower cane that I paired with a kaleidoscope cane to make the beads.
Enjoy!

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Pink and Green but Mature In Style

I was approached by a friend to create a set that would showcase her love of pink and green. I decided that i wanted to take on the challenge. I chose to find a way to help this color combination grow up. This is the result. I think that i achieved what i set out to do. As the piece comes together, i will post pictures.










Tuesday, June 1, 2010

I am the mother of a three year old!!


We celebrated my sons third birthday on Saturday. He got a real drum set and a guitar. You should have seen his face when he uncovered the drums. All smiles. Friday, my husband and i went shopping for him. It was fun to look at all the fun toys there are. We decided that we wanted to have a water theme so we got him an 18 inch swimming pool with water toys and water balloons. My husband wanted to get him a squirt gun but i was resident to commit. Isn't he too young for guns? Well, after a long discussion, we decided to pass. Not because we were opposed to them, just because it merited further discussion. Anyway, we invited mostly family to the party and it was a wonderful time. We all talked and ate and admired the little reason we all gathered for. Presents were not the focus of our little get together, so if there were any we opened them quietly with the giver. Uncle Dan very excitedly gave his gift to Caleb and what would it be? Four little squirt guns!! Funny, It was a relief to have someone older and wiser settle the discussion for us. As a result of Uncle Dan's contribution the party became much more entertaining. We immediately established who the first target would be....Yup, you guessed it. Uncle Dan! Because of Calebs height, everyone looked like they had wet themselves.

What a wonderful day!