I love crafting. I love teaching. So I like to write down articles (more than recording videos) on what I do and how things work. So have some blog articles about things I do!
Everyone who knows a little of me – or has worked themselves through this website – knows that I’m a big fan of Final Fantasy XIV. So naturally, for my trip to Japan, I had to visit Eorzea Café. How does Eorzea Café in japan work, I wondered. Since I didn’t find much information on it beforehand, I decided to write up an article about it for anyone interested in visiting it.
Todays post is a bit more of a “storytime” post. I have already turned this into a youtube video, but since some of my friends like to read instead of watch videos, I’ve decided to turn this into an article here on my blog as well.
You like fairies? Great, me too. I also like fairy wings and costumes… So let’s see how to make fairy wings! You can use it for any fantasy fairy, but also for those classical Tinkerbell wings.
If you want to start sculpting, you will face the problem of which clay to use for your sculpt. And you probably asked yourself: Which polymer clay should I choose as a beginner to sculpting? The varieties of clay can be a bit overwhelming, let’s take a closer look at them and talk about some pros and cons.
Here’s my totally biased opinion on what is a good first sculpting project for beginners.
In this article I will to give a brief overview of what is important as a beginner to start sculpting figures with polymer clay.
