OMG the mind boggles! I already have ONE of him, and another one trying to
be just like him! Why on earth would I want to commemorate this?!?! Oh
wait--he can be cute.

"Debbie B" wrote in message
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That's funny. I would love to do that to my daughter right now. But she
is
over 21 yrs and wouldn't go for it. But on second thought, mmmmm maybe
she
would. LOL

It probably would be cheaper, but what if you wanted to make a lifesize
sculpture of him?

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"~Candace~" wrote in message
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I made my own heart mold, but other than that, I haven't used molds. We
only have a Hobby Lobby availible to us, and the Sculpey molds they have
make me gag with the uber-cutesieness of them, LOL! And the one I made
just
doesn't work the way I'd like it to.
The boy charm may object to having a mold cast from him. I once stuck
his
butt in the tub wearing only his shorts and painted him with watercolors.
Every color of the rainbow--in streaks, shapes and some words, LOL! This
is
what happens when Mommy is tired of temper tantrums and screaming about
stupid stuff--I get funky crazy on him and make him do blackmail worthy
things. You bet I got pictures, too! HA!
Wouldn't it be cheaper to use plaster of paris for making hand molds,
though?


"Debbie B" wrote in message
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Have you started with molds yet? I used my Joann's coupon for the
elasticlay. Then had to go around making molds of everything.

Hey, that's how you can get a mold of the boy charm you posted. Then
you
would always have a cast. Or seriously, use the elasticlay for a mold
of
their hands. Then you could clay and put the dates on. I still have
the
plaster ones mine did in school.

You might want to join MSATClayArt on yahoo. They are great.

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"~Candace~" wrote in message
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Yep--I came across that tutorial the other day

"Debbie B" wrote in message
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Yup that's how she had us do it. And then I found a tutorial today
online
that showed how to do it altogether.

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"~Candace~" wrote in message
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Sweeeeeeeeet. I took a look at them--very pretty! Do you make the
wings
and attach them to a body?

"Debbie B" wrote in message
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I'm just learning. I took a class last saturday and we learned
how
to
do
the butterfly cane. Then we made butterflies. It was cool.

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"~Candace~" wrote in
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Nope, not a one. Still working the basics here.
But you know I want to see what you do with them!

"Debbie B" wrote in message
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Good job Candace.

I just got some pearlex powders at Hobby Lobby & can't wait to
try
them.

Do you have any of the powders?

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"~Candace~" wrote in
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http://snipurl.com/8ao4 --various and one Halloween set

http://snipurl.com/94hj --Halloween Roses

These pics were taken with the LCD screen off. Can we say
blurry?
lol!


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