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I made this really really quickly, but I'm sure it'll still be helpful. I dedicate it to since she likes duckies and asked me for some info on how I make my sculpey babies (lol) Hope it helps hon!

---Random info;

I don't use yellow clay, it always ends up looking burnt it's a piece of crap, even though it's so gorgeous. If I DO use it, I make sure to undercook it.

Colored clay cannot be sanded, it looks horrible, so white is best.

Maybe it's the paint I'm using, or just acrylic paints. Try different yellows to see what works for you.

You can use these techniques for all clay projects.

You can find Liquid Sculpey (TLS; Translucent Liquid Sculpey) for $7 at craft stores. I find toothpicks to be very helpful when using it. It never dries out, so squirt some out the tip and dip your pick in it.

Any more questions? DD

Description
DOWNLOAD FOR FULL SIZE

I made this really really quickly, but I'm sure it'll still be helpful. I dedicate it to since she likes duckies and asked me for some info on how I make my sculpey babies (lol) Hope it helps hon!

---Random info;

I don't use yellow clay, it always ends up looking burnt it's a piece of crap, even though it's so gorgeous. If I DO use it, I make sure to undercook it.

Colored clay cannot be sanded, it looks horrible, so white is best.

Maybe it's the paint I'm using, or just acrylic paints. Try different yellows to see what works for you.

You can use these techniques for all clay projects.

You can find Liquid Sculpey (TLS; Translucent Liquid Sculpey) for $7 at craft stores. I find toothpicks to be very helpful when using it. It never dries out, so squirt some out the tip and dip your pick in it.

Any more questions? DD