my first batch of polymer clay goodies
Jun. 19th, 2008 12:17 ama random selection off my list of Things To Do With Polymer Clay: apples, meats, pizza, nintendo, peacock feathers & toadstools:
i also spent a lot of time making a leaf of lorien cane but i overshot my expertise and it came out kinda funky. however, there's still hope for it because i didn't finish slicing it up. it might look better further down the cane. the cross button on the nintendo controllers almost made me see double. oy. they are TINY. like 1/4" across. i'm going to make them into earrings. i've heard there's 500 & 600 level sandpapers that i can use on baked clay to smooth out the surfaces. i need to get some to get rid of the fingerprints and little nail dents. i have no idea what to do with the peacock feathers. maybe i'll decorate an altoid tin. my mom probably has dozens; she eats those things like candy.
this was also my first run using my craft dedicated toaster oven. lucky for me, i had an oven thermometer handy and got the right temp cos the dial is funky and doesn't read right.
here's my post on craftster:
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=252443.0
comment me if you're on there!
| polymer clay apples golden, red & green apples |
i also spent a lot of time making a leaf of lorien cane but i overshot my expertise and it came out kinda funky. however, there's still hope for it because i didn't finish slicing it up. it might look better further down the cane. the cross button on the nintendo controllers almost made me see double. oy. they are TINY. like 1/4" across. i'm going to make them into earrings. i've heard there's 500 & 600 level sandpapers that i can use on baked clay to smooth out the surfaces. i need to get some to get rid of the fingerprints and little nail dents. i have no idea what to do with the peacock feathers. maybe i'll decorate an altoid tin. my mom probably has dozens; she eats those things like candy.
this was also my first run using my craft dedicated toaster oven. lucky for me, i had an oven thermometer handy and got the right temp cos the dial is funky and doesn't read right.
here's my post on craftster:
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=252443.0
comment me if you're on there!