More moulds

Ohhhhh got a couple more moulds to have a play with!

I got Finnabair's Flower Queen mould and Prima's My Sweet mould.

I also got some of Ranger's Quick Cure Clay to try out as well.

It is set using your heat gun, so you don't have to wait hours for it to dry.

Well, lol, that was half a success!

I say half, because the handles of the scissors did not work - that is just a matter of learning to mould the clay better....practise!

I am impressed though, the detail is amazing!

So now I paint up and then grab my waxes and have a go - or paints, or whatever I guess.

I will blog them when I have them done.

Until next time, keep chasing white unicorns!

Embellishments

I decided I wanted to try my hand at making some embellishments ..... lol, not for you if you want it now.

It is a time process that is for sure.

I admit I watched a few videos and thought I got this.....no, not got this.

Watched some more videos, paid attention, and now I think I do have it. Well enough to make a start and be happy with the results!

So first up is the process of clay into mould and allowing to dry - yep, 24- 48 hours (air drying clay).

Then tidying them up and a coat of black gesso - haha, I made a start and then remembered I needed to take a photo!

This mould set is called Luxembourg Hardware and is made by Prima Marketing.

The next step is rub my Fnnabair Waxes on them.

Ok, that's pretty good for a first start - what I did learn was that a little does indeed go a looooong way!

Guess I need to get some other colours and moulds!

Until next time, keep chasing white unicorns!