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craftgrrl2006-07-08 09:46 pm
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I want to make a buckle, but it has certain parts that should definately not stick to the other parts.
How to i keep it from getting stuck together while baking it?
I vaguely recall cotton, but wouldnt that burn? ive also read some people use some kind of polyfill stuff, but id rather use something i have on hand now..
I checked the memories on this but I didn't really find much info :/
could i use alumium foil? i know i probably could but seeing as how it supposed to be in this really really small spot i might have trouble getting it out? i dont know >< -sighs-
-edit- i got impatient and tried aluminium foil but it leaves imprints in the clay, so i cant use that.
oh and another question, i have an allready baked piece, but sadly it broke in the oven, if i want to "glue" it back together with liquid polymer clay, how long should it go in the oven? i dont want it to burn.
How to i keep it from getting stuck together while baking it?
I vaguely recall cotton, but wouldnt that burn? ive also read some people use some kind of polyfill stuff, but id rather use something i have on hand now..
I checked the memories on this but I didn't really find much info :/
could i use alumium foil? i know i probably could but seeing as how it supposed to be in this really really small spot i might have trouble getting it out? i dont know >< -sighs-
-edit- i got impatient and tried aluminium foil but it leaves imprints in the clay, so i cant use that.
oh and another question, i have an allready baked piece, but sadly it broke in the oven, if i want to "glue" it back together with liquid polymer clay, how long should it go in the oven? i dont want it to burn.