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simulating ice to add on baked clay
Hi...I am new to the polymer clay craft.
I would like to know what the best thing to use to simulate ice, which I can add to items that were already baked. I tried some epoxy, which was okay, but turned a little yellow, and also had some bubbles in it. I've heard that maybe clear silicone would work well? I guess there would be two types of ice: one that is a cloudy and translucent, and another type that would be transparent as for making icicles (something I would be able to form into shapes reasonably well). Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. Gary |
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