Yesterday I wasn’t sure what I wanted to work on and couldn’t quite focus enough to write. So I pulled out my big box of random supplies and found a bunch of polymer clay I’d pretty much forgotten about.

And I made a sheep.

He’s a bit over an inch tall and about 2 inches from head to fluffy tail. He is more or less the same somewhat shifty-eyed sheep from Secret Agent Sheep, except with stubbier legs so he would stand up better. He’s made of polymer clay that was detailed in acrylic and glazed. I haven’t made anything with polymer clay in years so I’m pretty impressed with myself.

I kind of love him. But I might put him up for sale on Etsy. I need to see how durable he is when he’s completely dry.

Also yesterday I read Laurie Halse Anderson‘s new book, Wintergirls, in its entirety. Because I picked it up to read the first page and could not put it down. It’s heavy and somewhat draining but absolutely beautifully written. I really kind of wish I’d been able to read her books as a teenager.

Today I am chipping away at my list of book edits and compiling files of literary agent information. It is probably more fun than it sounds, because I have tea and a small clay sheep looking at me sideways.

Categories: miscellany

5 Comments

Steph · April 1, 2009 at 10:49 am

Oh, he’s SO CUTE!!!

erin · April 1, 2009 at 11:15 am

Hee! Cute but vaguely evil, which is the best kind of cute.

pescana · April 1, 2009 at 1:34 pm

I love the sheep! So very cute!

Steph · April 1, 2009 at 1:39 pm

The gaze is a bit evil-looking, or at least *suspicious*.

Paul · April 1, 2009 at 5:21 pm

Awwwww!

If you put him up for sale, I think there’ll be a rush!

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