Polymer Peg designs polymer clay jewelry. Having participated in creative activity from early childhood it seemed only natural that I would continue in the arts as I grew older. After completing my undergraduate degree in Iowa I went on to receive a master's degree in Applied Arts with a specialty in textile design. After graduation I taught textile design at Iowa State University. As a stay-at-home mom with two children I continued my art work when time allowed, making silk screened cards, placemats, etc. and selling them at local shops and galleries. I went on to teach art in the public schools, but continued to display my work in local shows and fairs in the summer. When my children left the nest, I opened my own studio and worked in pottery, weaving and macrame. I taught classes in all of these as well. Later I designed crocheted hats and sweaters and sold them at many craft shows throughout the Northeast. In order to make my sweaters more interesting I began to make buttons from polymer clay. Explore my website to obtain rest of information about "Polymer Peg's Clay Jewelry."

Web: http://polymerpeg.com/

Location: United States - Amherst, Massachusetts

Category: Jewelry - Polymer Clay

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