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I'll be raffling off this Cornelia macquette at the July 14 Anime Convention in Temperance, MI. It's 12 - 7 PM at the Bedford Public Library. Stop in - see you there!
Toledo area denizens - come and see me June 14 at the Bedford Public Library in Temperance, Michigan. I'll be at the library's Anime Convention. Things start at noon and go until 7, so come on by!
Bedford Public Library 8575 Jackman Road (by the Junior High School) Temperance, MI 48182
Hello there! I saw you at the local Anime Convention today, and I was very impressed with your work. I was able to show my mom your flyer, and she too thought it was amazing. I've been inpired to go out and buy some more clay and make something! But my mom reminded me of one question for you; I often have problems connecting pieces of clay, especially small or round peices. I use toothpicks for larger pieces and I have Liquid Sculpey, which works for other things but it tends to be messy. Do you have any suggestions or tips? Thanks.
Well, the simplest way to connect them is before you bake them. Then most things stick pretty well. But if you're attaching them afterwards, then super glue works best, but you have to be careful with extra small pieces. If I have to add something small after baking, I'll put a little bit of liquid Sculpey on the spot, then once it's in place, I'll brush a little more over it to cover it.
Maybe it would help if I knew what sort of pieces you're talking about.
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Thanks. ^_^ One more thing; do you spray/paint on any sort of shine or glaze? If so, I'd like to know what works best for you. I've used (gosh, I can't remember the brand name) some brush-on shine and I've tried a certain spray, but sometimes they get sticky.
I saw you at the local Anime Convention today, and I was very impressed with your work. I was able to show my mom your flyer, and she too thought it was amazing.
But my mom reminded me of one question for you; I often have problems connecting pieces of clay, especially small or round peices. I use toothpicks for larger pieces and I have Liquid Sculpey, which works for other things but it tends to be messy. Do you have any suggestions or tips? Thanks.
Maybe it would help if I knew what sort of pieces you're talking about.
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Licensed online comic macquettes! Get 'em at [link]
And join the adventure at [link]
One more thing; do you spray/paint on any sort of shine or glaze? If so, I'd like to know what works best for you.
I've used (gosh, I can't remember the brand name) some brush-on shine and I've tried a certain spray, but sometimes they get sticky.
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Licensed online comic macquettes! Get 'em at [link]
And join the adventure at [link]
Thanks again!
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Licensed online comic macquettes! Get 'em at [link]
And join the adventure at [link]
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My English is as good as an out-of-date cheesecake.
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Licensed online comic macquettes! Get 'em at [link]
And join the adventure at [link]
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