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keyismykitty In reply to ritzg [2016-11-11 17:46:18 +0000 UTC]

oh, yeah, i could, actually. wow, i haven't made any in so long, haha. send me a private message and let me know which ones you want and we can work something out.

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keyismykitty In reply to LeanaMee101 [2010-07-18 14:55:51 +0000 UTC]

I don't know anything about the toys, but nope, I made it.

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LeanaMee101 In reply to keyismykitty [2010-07-18 15:05:20 +0000 UTC]

wow nice. T_T i wish i could do tiny ones..i suck

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keyismykitty In reply to LeanaMee101 [2010-07-18 23:04:07 +0000 UTC]

Well, if you're really looking to get into miniatures, you got to start big, and work your way down. I mean, check out the early stuff in my gallery. XD

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LeanaMee101 In reply to keyismykitty [2010-07-19 15:03:11 +0000 UTC]

they are still neat. What kind of materials do you use to create them?

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keyismykitty In reply to LeanaMee101 [2010-07-19 16:23:37 +0000 UTC]

I've been using sculpey, this different type that gets rubbery when you bake it...I think it works better than the regular sculpey, because it's really...well...soggy, I guess you could say, where the regular stuff is really stiff. It's hard to work with such tiny amounts when it's stiff like that. I was using the little plastic knife that came with the box, but now I'm using an x-acto knife that I filed down to be really thin (it's also really sharp. I've accidentally cut myself like, eight times in the last two days alone. XD) a pair of needlenose pliers (but that's mostly for twisting wire into loops to make ring thingies for charms) and a whole bunch of needles. But the only thing I use the knife/needles for is attaching pieces to the figure, like on this one; it'd be a really bad idea to try and roll out a big piece of a clay like cookie dough and try to cut pieces out, you know?

Wow, that was quite the rant. XD

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LeanaMee101 In reply to keyismykitty [2010-07-19 16:29:53 +0000 UTC]

But very informational. I'll have to find this type of rubbery clay~ I use the stiff stuff for big things for sure, but I like soft things. Makes it easier to use but also have to be extra delicate with because it's easy to mess up. But I will certainly look into all this. I've been messing with clay a lot more then I normally would and it's a fun pass time and I've been trying to get into more crafts work as a part time thing.

Thanks again

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keyismykitty In reply to LeanaMee101 [2010-07-19 17:00:05 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, it smears easily, but the pros definitely outweigh the cons, I think. It's called 'bake and bend', anyway, I usually find it at AC Moores.

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