SHOW N TELL---- Watering
Can Bears
From: simgarie
9/2/2004 6:06 pm
To: ALL (1 of 58) 34587.1
Recycling 1.5L Drink Bottle With Sculpey Premo Polymer Clay Into
A Watering Can
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/clay/can_bears.htm
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From: katbyte1 9/2/2004 6:30 pm
To: simgarie (2 of 58) 34587.2 in reply
to 34587.1
OMG that is just too precious! What a great idea and a great job.
We Stand United
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From: LynFaerie (LynHampton) 9/2/2004 6:44 pm
To: simgarie (3 of 58) 34587.3 in reply
to 34587.1
Too clever! What a great imagination you have - love the scuba-diver!
Hugs,
Lynette
aka Lyn from the Central Texas Faerie Forest
http://www.lynettehampton.com
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From: simgarie 9/2/2004 8:34 pm
To: katbyte1 (4 of 58) 34587.4 in reply
to 34587.2
Thanks, I am still in the process of creating more design,
I hope to share the ideas with every one.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie
9/2/2004 8:44 pm
To: LynFaerie (LynHampton) (5 of 58) 34587.5
in reply to 34587.3
Yes, I like my own creation of the scuba bear, incidentally the arms,
legs and head are all movable, if I have the time I will like to make
more scuba bear. Great talking to all of you out there and thanks for
sharing your interesting website, my students will love some of your
creation faries, pegasus........and other creations.
Regards,
Garie
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From: Herbandteas 9/2/2004 9:59 pm
To: simgarie (6 of 58) 34587.6 in reply
to 34587.1
oh thats sooooo cute!
Helaine
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From: Eva (mejsel) 9/3/2004 4:40 am
To: simgarie (7 of 58) 34587.7 in reply
to 34587.1
Garie,
That is just too cute - and
I love the recycling idea.
Thanks for sharing.
EVA
THE FACT THAT NO ONE UNDERSTANDS
YOU,
DOESN'T MAKE YOU AN ARTIST!
Visit my website.
CLAYHEAD
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 7:02 am
To: Herbandteas (8 of 58) 34587.8 in reply
to 34587.6
Thank You!
Herb and teas is certainly a good way of promoting good health.
It's my favourite.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 7:09 am
To: Eva (mejsel) (9 of 58) 34587.9
in reply to 34587.7
Hello Eva,
Nice to hear from you again
and thank you for your compliments.
All of us should share our ideas and make PC claying even more
interesting.
Regards,
Garie
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From: Herbandteas 9/3/2004 7:31 am
To: simgarie (10 of 58) 34587.10 in reply
to 34587.8
Thank you.....I try to drink a healthy herbal tea everyday thats
full of good herbs for me.
Helaine
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From: Jenny (jencom72) 9/3/2004 11:40 am
To: simgarie (11 of 58) 34587.11 in reply
to 34587.1
What a GREAT idea! That watering-can is sooo cute. I can not
show my daughter or she will force me to do something similar ;-)
My auctions at:
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From: Piptwynn 9/3/2004 4:00 pm
To: simgarie (12 of 58) 34587.12 in reply
to 34587.1
How very clever of you! Adorable kids ( the bears are cute too!lol)
Dawn
"The more I see of men,
the better I like dogs."-Frederick the Great of Prussia
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From: PlaysClay (playsclay2) 9/3/2004 4:12 pm
To: simgarie (13 of 58) 34587.13 in reply
to 34587.1
OMG! that is the cutest thing! I love it!
Helen p.
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From: Kim22591 9/3/2004 4:56 pm
To: simgarie (14 of 58) 34587.14 in reply
to 34587.1
How adorable! I love the bear that's wearing the scuba diving
outfit.
Kim
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From: BlueFaeMoon 9/3/2004 5:27 pm
To: simgarie (15 of 58) 34587.15 in reply
to 34587.1
How fun! And a great gimmick to get kids to help with chores.
;) hee hee
:) Fae
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 5:29 pm
To: Herbandteas (16 of 58) 34587.16 in
reply to 34587.10
Hi,
Try drinking 2000 SOD nature's tea or Green tea, I feel good
drinking them every day. It's is better than drinking coffee.
Thanks,
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 5:35 pm
To: Jenny (jencom72) (17 of 58) 34587.17
in reply to 34587.11
Well, if it will make her happy , I have the confident for
you that you can create it, I 've seen your clay works.
Thanks,
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 5:54 pm
To: Piptwynn (18 of 58) 34587.18
in reply to 34587.12
Thank you, Dawn!
Don't forget dogs are also man's best friend.
I love dog, I got a page on my dogs,
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/art/Friends/bestfriends.htm
Talking about dogs are man's there is an interesting article posted
by Jennifer, on Modern Man Forum,
"Why are dogs man's best friend?"
I know men who won't shed a tear when a parent dies, yet will cry
when their dogs die. I know men who say,
"If you don't like my dog, you don't like me!"
And other men, when forced to choose between a woman and a dog
-- well, the dog was very happy.
There is a fierce loyalty between men and their dogs. Why?
I'd like to know! (BTW, I grew up with a dog named Boots that I dearly loved)
Jennifer
http://www.modernman.com/forums/DCForumID29/12.html#3
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 6:02 pm
To: PlaysClay (playsclay2) (19 of 58)
34587.19 in reply to 34587.13
Thank you Helen, for your comment.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 6:15 pm
To: Kim22591 (20 of 58) 34587.20 in reply
to 34587.14
Hello,
You can also use the Watering can as a Small aquarium,
which will benefit the 'Bear Scuba', and amused us with
tiny fishes swimming in it, making the watering can even
more interesting. Also, any excess water can be pour
into your flower vase or indoor plant.
Thanks,
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/3/2004 6:21 pm
To: BlueFaeMoon (21 of 58) 34587.21 in
reply to 34587.15
Hey, you are right, the idea is fun, it's actually to facinate my students,
give them ideas to stir their imaginative and creative power in them.
Thanks,
Regards,
Garie
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From: Jenny (jencom72)
9/4/2004 1:37 am
To: simgarie (22 of 58) 34587.22 in reply
to 34587.17
Thank you - but sculpting is something I don't do very much
of. I can manage Hedghogs with leaves that is about it :-)
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From: Sally (SBURCH2) 9/4/2004 4:13 am
To: simgarie (23 of 58) 34587.23 in reply
to 34587.1
OMG that is too cute!
Sally
Pray for Peace in the Middle
East and all the world over.
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From: Coopzie (coopziebird) 9/4/2004 12:13 pm
To: simgarie (24 of 58) 34587.24 in reply
to 34587.1
That is just the cutest thing!! Great Job.
Audrey
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From: LeAnnA183
9/4/2004 11:33 pm
To: simgarie (25 of 58) 34587.25 in reply
to 34587.1
Hi,
That is sooo cute! I love the theme of playing critters!
LeAnn
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From: LeAnnA183 9/4/2004 11:36 pm
To: simgarie (26 of 58) 34587.26 in reply
to 34587.1
Hi,
I was looking at the pics again and I think I like the little
guy holding up the spout. He's got a tough job! LOL
LeAnn
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From: simgarie 9/5/2004 4:27 am
To: Jenny (jencom72) (27 of 58) 34587.27
in reply to 34587.22
Hi,
I know many of the crafters with years of experience doing
what they love best. with the any experience in handling PC,
there is no reason that you can't get out of the shell and do
something for the fun of it.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/5/2004 4:36 am
To: Sally (SBURCH2) (28 of 58)
34587.28 in reply to 34587.23
Hello,
Thanks for your compliments, you are so far away, my heart
goes to the children of the war torn middle eastern country,
pray and hope for the peace to come sooner.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/5/2004 4:43 am
To: Coopzie (coopziebird) (29 of 58) 34587.29 in reply to 34587.24
Thank you, I don't get that many compliments from male crafter
in this forum, it is my pleasure, I appreciates your comments.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/5/2004 4:54 am
To: LeAnnA183 (30 of 58) 34587.30 in reply
to 34587.26
Many Thanks (in Cantonese), To create a fun with the whole diorama
with any critter, you must create a life in each individual character.
Regards,
Garie
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From: Dawn's D-zyns (DN537) 9/5/2004
5:09 am
To: simgarie (31 of 58) 34587.31 in reply
to 34587.1
very sweet. . .nice bamboo. . .your kids? Dawn:)
please click logo to see my other work!
please click logo to see my auctions!
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From: Coopzie (coopziebird) 9/5/2004 5:48 am
To: simgarie (32 of 58) 34587.32 in reply
to 34587.29
I have a surprise for you, I am a girl. I don't know how that profile
came up male but I will try to fix it. Male or Female, I still think your
work has wimsy and talent.
Audrey
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From: Jenny (jencom72) 9/5/2004 6:24 am
To: simgarie (33 of 58) 34587.33 in reply
to 34587.27
You inspired me into more sculpting! I did a fish, birds and a
snake today. I'll show you when thay are done.
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From: simgarie 9/5/2004 5:31 pm
To: Dawn's D-zyns (DN537) (34 of 58)
34587.34 in reply to 34587.31
Hello, Dawn,
I like youy ideas on fusing the cane into critters, we must all
display and share our works. While we are creating we are
also learning with so many resources from artist all over.
Thanks,
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/5/2004 5:36 pm
To: Coopzie (coopziebird) (35 of 58) 34587.35
in reply to 34587.32
Hey! Thanks for telling me, are you an artist?
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/5/2004 5:38 pm
To: Jenny (jencom72) (36 of 58) 34587.36
in reply to 34587.33
See, I told you so you can do it, I 'm looking forward to your
works.
Regards,
Garie
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From: Coopzie (coopziebird) 9/6/2004 5:41 am
To: simgarie (37 of 58) 34587.37 in reply
to 34587.35
I guess you could say I am an artist. Although I have seen artists with much
more talent right here in this forum. PolymerCafe magazine published one of
my figures last year and the local museum has asked me to give them a few
pieces for an exhibit sometime this year. I enjoy making figures most of all.
I used to paint also but when I get a bit of clay in my hands I forget all about
painting. Nothing gives me more enjoyment than playing with clay. I love
being able to speak to people like you who share the fun of clay. It is a
great and generous comunity of artist who share their knowledge and their
finished projects with all of us. Thanks for being interested in who I am.
Audrey
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From: Dawn's D-zyns (DN537) 9/6/2004
10:20 am
To: simgarie (38 of 58) 34587.38 in reply
to 34587.34
thanks I like my caned animals too! Nice bamboo!
Are those your children? Dawn:)
please click logo to see my other work!
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From: aramina5 9/6/2004 3:02 pm
To: simgarie (39 of 58) 34587.39 in reply
to 34587.1
Garie, your watering can is adorable! It makes me smile. Thanks
for sharing it with us!
Susan
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From: simgarie 9/6/2004 5:16 pm
To: Coopzie (coopziebird) (40 of 58) 34587.40
in reply to 34587.37
Hello,
I enjoy talking to people all over and there are so many different ways of
creating arts with polymer clay. I like to share and exchange ideas with other,
I enjoy every bit of it talking and getting to know more friends through the
Delphi community. It is people like you that makes this place even more
interesting and thanks, for letting me know that, you are also an artist.
I am looking forward to view your works on the website.
Best Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie
9/6/2004 5:42 pm
To: Dawn's D-zyns (DN537) (41 of 58)
34587.41 in reply to 34587.38
Hi,
You need lots of patience with the Cane Animals, cane texture makes
the animal even more interesting. Those kids on my site are my young
students, I am teaching Creative Play Clay Classes in Singapore,
teaching kids from all races, Chinese, Malay, Indian, Eurasian, Irish,
Japanese, Indonesian, English, and others. When they are in my
classes they are my children. I am constantly creating new idea,
so that they will get to play with it , motivating their motor skill
and creative thinking. Here is my teaching link,
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/clay/learning.htm
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/6/2004 5:58 pm
To: aramina5 (42 of 58) 34587.42
in reply to 34587.39
Hi, Susan,
Thanks, for your posting and my due respect for your profession,
it's a career that needs, dedication, care, patience and more ......
You must be also playing with polymer clay, the clay really relieve
the stress in you and it help to heal. Here is an article I posted recently,
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/clay/thenewpaper.htm
Regards,
Garie
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From: aramina5 9/6/2004 7:26 pm
To: simgarie (43 of 58) 34587.43 in reply
to 34587.42
Garie,
That article is inspiring. I have found working with polymer clay is
very therapeutic for me. Just as you say, when I have a stressful
day I look forward to coming home and "playing around" with my
clay. My family knows this too and they support my clay addiction.
I always enjoy seeing your latest projects with your kids. I have
my grandchildren that live next door to me and they love to play
clay with grandma too. I imagine that their memories of me will often
include pc!
Susan
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From: Ginny (GinnyTang) 9/6/2004 8:28 pm
To: simgarie (44 of 58) 34587.44 in reply
to 34587.1
Absolutely wonderful, so cute too
Bright Blessings
Ginny
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From: simgarie 9/7/2004 12:04 am
To: aramina5 (45 of 58) 34587.45
in reply to 34587.43
Thank you for your reply, I appreciate your comments.
Yes after teaching hundreds of children, it help them in their
school works and their studies. It also helps them to unwind
as there are too many homeworks to do from our local schools.
Anyway, if you need my help or answer any question, you can
always contact me.
Best Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie
9/7/2004 12:09 am
To: Ginny (GinnyTang) (46 of 58)
34587.46 in reply to 34587.44
Hi, Ginny,
Many Thanks ( Cantonese)
Union Flag.........mmh? You are a British Citizen?
Anyway, nice talking to you.
Best Wishes
Regards,
Garie Sim
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From: Sweetearth 9/7/2004 8:05 am
To: simgarie (47 of 58) 34587.47 in reply
to 34587.1
Garie,
That watering can is absolutely precious as are the children.
You are very creative.I have a question. Did you bake the
clay onto the water bottle or use some kind of glue?
Thank you for showing that.
Cathy
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From: simgarie 9/7/2004 3:12 pm
To: Sweetearth (48 of 58) 34587.48
in reply to 34587.47
Hi,
Thanks for your comment , regarding the question,
you have to make the individual part and assemble
them with superglue and two parts epoxy glue.
Nozzle ang spout are connected to a pvc straw.
Regards,
Garie
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From: Ginny (GinnyTang) 9/7/2004 3:26 pm
To: simgarie (49 of 58) 34587.49 in reply
to 34587.46
Yes I am a British citizen (Welsh) and I am an American too :)
naturalized 7 years ago. My husband is Chinese and he will
be an American citizen next year :)
Bright Blessings
Ginny
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From: Sweetearth 9/7/2004 4:01 pm
To: simgarie (50 of 58) 34587.50 in reply
to 34587.48
Garie,
Thank you for your response.
Cathy
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From: LeAnnA183 9/7/2004 5:38 pm
To: Ginny (GinnyTang) unread (51 of 58)
34587.51 in reply to 34587.44
Hi,
I just love that sig of yours! Did you make it?
LeAnn
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From: Dawndove 9/7/2004 6:40 pm
To: simgarie (52 of 58) 34587.52 in reply
to 34587.1
very cute and clever.
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From: simgarie 9/7/2004 8:00 pm
To: Sweetearth unread (53 of 58)
34587.53 in reply to 34587.50
Hi,
Thanks, If you require more
information, I will be happy to asist you.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/7/2004 8:01 pm
To: LeAnnA183 (54 of 58) 34587.54 in reply
to 34587.51
Yes and Thank you.
Regards,
Garie
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From: simgarie 9/7/2004 8:04 pm
To: Dawndove (55 of 58) 34587.55
in reply to 34587.52
Hi,
Thanks and your works are cute
too.
Regards,
Garie
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From: Tonja (tkaylen) 9/8/2004 8:53 pm
To: simgarie (56 of 58) 34587.56 in reply
to 34587.1
That is so cute !!!! :)
Home of the Polymer Clay Survival Kit
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From: simgarie 9/9/2004 2:53 am
To: Tonja (tkaylen) (57 of 58) 34587.57
in reply to 34587.56
Hey,
Thanks, you have expanded you creations since my l last visit to your site,
I like your vessels.
Regards,
Garie
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From: Tonja (tkaylen) 9/9/2004 9:09 am
To: simgarie (58 of 58) 34587.58 in reply
to 34587.57
Thank you Garie :) That is a very nice compliment
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