Thanks!!


Sure, I will tell you more!

I use Sculpey clay, which is sorta hard at first, but you can soften it with your hands within minutes. After you mold it into what you want, you bake it in the oven. Then, after 20 minutes or so (depends on how thick what you are baking is) you turn off the oven, and leave it in the oven to cool.

I like Fimo clay too, but Sculpey is my favorite... it comes in different types: really hard type- Primo (which I don't recommend); Sculpey II/ III -my favorite!; types that glow in the dark, types that you make erasers with, etc...

I work with Sculpey II and III. You can buy these in sample packs with lots of colors or separate cubes (which are $1.50 at my favorite online store where I buy my clay online: http://polymerclayexpress.com/sculpey.html -in craft stores you cannot find them cheaper than $2.00).

I think you should try!!

Some of the figures I made up on my own, but others I used a book to direct me.

My favorite clay books are "Create Anything With Clay" (http://www.timberdoodle.com/index.as...OD&ProdID=275),
and "Make & Bake Clay: 19 Easy, Fun & Clever Polymer Clay Projects".

I use little plastic sculpey knives and pens to help with detail... brads for eyes, permanet marker to write on creations when dry and cool, and the Sculpey clay gun is the best! (http://www.timberdoodle.com/index.as...OD&ProdID=278). There is much you can do with knives and forks around the kitchen though, too! I use a glue gun to put strings on them to hang 'em and to put papers with writing on them sometimes...

This is ultralight Sculpey, which looks awesome! http://www.timberdoodle.com/index.as...OD&ProdID=1747


That probably way over answered the questions, LOL! Hope this helped!

It would be lovely to see your projects after you start! What do you think of the monkey?!


Here's one I just finished for my cousin a few weeks back:

And a few more: