Showing posts with label polymer clay tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label polymer clay tutorial. Show all posts

Friday, October 28, 2011

Sculpting tutorials baby face and hands

It has been brought to my attention that my tutorials are not easily found on my blog. I will post the links here today and try to find a way to make them more accessable.

You will have to copy and paste them into your browser because I can never seem to make the link icon work.


Hand part I

http://toodlesocks.blogspot.com/2010/11/hand-tutorial-part-1.html

Hand part II

http://toodlesocks.blogspot.com/2010/11/hand-tutorial-part-2.html


Face tutorial:


http://toodlesocks.blogspot.com/2010/06/my-new-ooak-doll-baby-tutorial.html

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Bunny tutorial add ons




Here are 3 photos I forgot to add. You can do these steps after the bunny is completely finished. Just apply the Future Floor wax and then lightly sprinkle the Glamour dust on it. It really adds a lot of sparkle to the bunny! You can use any other type of glitter you might have if you don't want to buy a bottle of Glamour Dust.

Also, I used some old powder blush to blush my bunny's cheeks. This was before I realized that I had his nose the "Y" upside down, which I later corrected.

I think I have covered all of the nuances of making this bunny now! Please write if you have any questions!

Sunday, November 14, 2010

hand tutorial part 1









Here is part one of my hand tutorial that I keep promising you. I am sorry about the debris in the clay. I usually sculpt much cleaner than this, but I had used my desk for soldering and didn't get it cleaned well enough. I wanted to get this done for you, however, so please overlook the specks of dust.

I have struggled with hands ever since I started sculpting and could not make a decent hand with round fingers until I came up with this method. If anyone else is using this method, I have not seen their version. I tried the usual technique where you cut in the fingers, but they always ended up flat! I work so tiny that it was impossible to roll them into round shapes after cutting.

I will post part 2 later today.