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Making a Fairy. |
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First I made a face using a blend of of 3 brands of polymer clay. |
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Starting the Figure. Next step is the body. First, I make a wire armature. I then cover it with Sculpy brand polymer clay. I bake the armature at the recommended temperature and time. After the armature is cool, I cover it with a flesh colored polymer clay mix. |
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Sculpting in the details. After the flesh clay is added to the armature, I begin the detail. Adding a belly button, breasts, arms, and attach the head. |
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Trying out hair The first set is human hair...mine to be exact, just got a bunch chopped off. The blonde is sisal, I am not happy with either. |
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Almost Finished. After a couple days of thought and dissatisfaction, I decided to scrape her face and redo it from scratch. I also decided to make her a red head, I'm much happier with the way she looks now. Next is Fairy wing time. |
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