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Old 09-27-2006, 06:04 AM #1
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margie, those are really good!

the rolled clay paining is something new to me...I like that concept
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Thanks Chemar:
Its pretty easy to do. Roll out a slab of clay and then add some where you want to carve the items. Carve them, make holes for hanging, have it fired to bisque ware, then primer, base coat 3 times, paint the items, antique, and clear coat.

Then solder copper wire to each piece hooking them together and hang on metal rod. It is not hard to do, just time consuming. m
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