This project came out beautifully. I probably won't try it because I don't like sticky fingers lol I love how you used your piece on the cover. I clean my scissors with lemon oil, with minimal rubbing, all the sticky comes off, plus your house smells nice!
These look so nice! I used left over paper pulp ( from making paper) that turned out well. I want to get silicone molds though. I was using antique molds and wax stamps. You’re inspiring me again! Thank you for the wonderful Scripture you add to your videos. I shared one with a friend that you displayed a few videos back❤
Ingrid Dollar tree also sell a cake decorating tool similar to the sculpting tool that you are using,it is a cake decorating tool for sculpting fondant 😊
Thank you Ingrid, you’re slowly building my confidence in certain crafting techniques, I know I tend to overthink Every little piece of paper I use, “ This one or NO that one matches more,” something like a master board using scraps will take me hours. 😂(Wish I was exaggerating) but now I’m learning to go with the flow, I’ve also learned that the pieces/scraps I wouldn’t usually use or like, end up being some of my most favourite projects after using them. So forgive my spool but Thank you for teaching me not to be so harsh on myself & to try it anyhow. ❤🥹
Depending on the look you want, you can also purchase some paper clay, and your images will have more detail. When applying paper clay to the molds, your objects will be light as paper and won't add heaviness to the project, just dimension. Also, if you use paper clay to molds, apply a little corn starch to the mold using a paint brush before adding clay. This helps the release as you curl back the mold.
This project came out beautifully. I probably won't try it because I don't like sticky fingers lol I love how you used your piece on the cover. I clean my scissors with lemon oil, with minimal rubbing, all the sticky comes off, plus your house smells nice!
I LOVE the discolored rose that dried really well..... beautiful.
These look so nice! I used left over paper pulp ( from making paper) that turned out well. I want to get silicone molds though. I was using antique molds and wax stamps. You’re inspiring me again! Thank you for the wonderful Scripture you add to your videos. I shared one with a friend that you displayed a few videos back❤
I did this before and when it dried it came a part in layers. I like using quick dry caulking better.
Enjoyed your project. You are rocking it friend.
Ingrid Dollar tree also sell a cake decorating tool similar to the sculpting tool that you are using,it is a cake decorating tool for sculpting fondant 😊
beautiful
Thank you Ingrid, you’re slowly building my confidence in certain crafting techniques, I know I tend to overthink Every little piece of paper I use, “ This one or NO that one matches more,” something like a master board using scraps will take me hours. 😂(Wish I was exaggerating) but now I’m learning to go with the flow, I’ve also learned that the pieces/scraps I wouldn’t usually use or like, end up being some of my most favourite projects after using them. So forgive my spool but Thank you for teaching me not to be so harsh on myself & to try it anyhow. ❤🥹
Depending on the look you want, you can also purchase some paper clay, and your images will have more detail. When applying paper clay to the molds, your objects will be light as paper and won't add heaviness to the project, just dimension. Also, if you use paper clay to molds, apply a little corn starch to the mold using a paint brush before adding clay. This helps the release as you curl back the mold.
That is a great suggestion…thank you!! 💗💗💗
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Glue 😢