Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Letter Writing Portfolio
This is my very first tutorial! Because of the many photos in it, I turned it into a PDF file which you'll be able to hardcopy as well ...and then because blogger doesn't seem to like that format, I changed each page into a JPG.
I know those of you reading this blog through a reader will not be able to get an automatic translation but with so many pictures, you should have no problem understanding it anyway.
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If you click each picture, it should enlarge....
Enjoy!
I know those of you reading this blog through a reader will not be able to get an automatic translation but with so many pictures, you should have no problem understanding it anyway.
.
If you click each picture, it should enlarge....
Enjoy!
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Flower Kits
Not sure who or where I got this from. If it's yours, please let me know & I'll make sure to acknowledge you....
This one is a fast and easy plant if you have one of the tiny flower punches. Grab a pot, bend a wire. Glue it in the pot and start covering the top half with the tiny flowers that have been cupped. I just smear glue on it and start picking up the flowers with tweezers and filling the top up as much as possible.
Then cut about five long blade shaped green leaves. Curl them with your scissors. Stick them around the stem with white glue. Sprinkle a bit of dirt to cover the glue.and you are done.... Hyacinth in a jiffy. You can make them in whatever color you want. I just happened to have purple.
The other two flowers in the photo are another very old, very faded Hyacinth and a generic daisy type flower that I whipped up with one of the flower punches. Three layers were pierced in the center and strung on a piece of wire. The top end was painted brown and leaves stuck on.
More instant flowers. All you need is the right punches.
This one is a fast and easy plant if you have one of the tiny flower punches. Grab a pot, bend a wire. Glue it in the pot and start covering the top half with the tiny flowers that have been cupped. I just smear glue on it and start picking up the flowers with tweezers and filling the top up as much as possible.
Then cut about five long blade shaped green leaves. Curl them with your scissors. Stick them around the stem with white glue. Sprinkle a bit of dirt to cover the glue.and you are done.... Hyacinth in a jiffy. You can make them in whatever color you want. I just happened to have purple.
The other two flowers in the photo are another very old, very faded Hyacinth and a generic daisy type flower that I whipped up with one of the flower punches. Three layers were pierced in the center and strung on a piece of wire. The top end was painted brown and leaves stuck on.
More instant flowers. All you need is the right punches.
Cold Porcelain Doll Head
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Sculpting dolls
This is a multi-part tutorial.....
Body Proportions and Sizes for Miniature Dolls
http://miniatures.about.com/od/dollhouseminiatures/ss/dollproport.htm
Sculpt a Miniature Doll's Head
http://miniatures.about.com/od/miniatureprojects/ss/dollheadsculpt.htm
Sculpt a Miniature Doll House Dolls Torso
http://miniatures.about.com/od/dollhouseminiatures/ss/sculptdolltorso.htm
Easy Ways to Pad a Doll's Body
http://miniatures.about.com/od/dollshousedolls/qt/dollbody.htm
Sculpt Feet for a Miniature Doll
http://miniatures.about.com/od/dollhouseminiatures/ss/dollfootsculpt.htm
Sculpt a Miniature Doll's Hands
http://miniatures.about.com/od/dollhouseminiatures/ss/dollhandsculpt.htm
Interesting Clay Facts
In several of the groups that I belong to the conversation has been about storing clay
How To Store Polymer Clay, Its Effect On Clear Polystyrene And Polypropylene Plastic Containers
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/clay/shop/storing_pc.htm
and while I was looking I found this:
How To Transfer Image Without Using Any Liquid Polymer Gel
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/clay/shop/image_transfer.htm
How To Store Polymer Clay, Its Effect On Clear Polystyrene And Polypropylene Plastic Containers
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/clay/shop/storing_pc.htm
and while I was looking I found this:
How To Transfer Image Without Using Any Liquid Polymer Gel
http://www.garieinternational.com.sg/clay/shop/image_transfer.htm
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