Step by step photo demo to make this Balancing Bunny cake topper from Rouvelee's Creations. Uses Styrofoam balls for body armature and Styrofoam eggs covered in clay. Fondant was used here but cold porcelain or any of the softer types of air dry clay would be suitable.
Air Dry Clay Tutorials
Tips and Tutorials for sculpting and modeling with air-dry, no-bake, self hardening clays and modeling compounds
Showing posts with label Fimo Air. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fimo Air. Show all posts
Easter Bunny Tutorial
Step by step photo demo to make this Balancing Bunny cake topper from Rouvelee's Creations. Uses Styrofoam balls for body armature and Styrofoam eggs covered in clay. Fondant was used here but cold porcelain or any of the softer types of air dry clay would be suitable.
Pastel Birds Table Decor
Yesterday we featured a Whimsical Hen tutorial using FimoAir Basic in Terra Cotta. This air-dry clay is also available as FimoAir Light and a few other formulas (see our ADC Brands page). The FimoAir Basic is a heavy clay similar to DAS and the FimoAir Light, I'm told, is lighter and softer, similar to Hearty Clay. Today we're sharing a PDF tutorial from Fimo which features these cute, stylized birds created with FimoAir Light.
Whimsical Terra Cotta Hens
Did you know Fimo makes an air-dry clay in addition to polymer clay? It's called Fimo Air. There's a few different formulas of Fimo Air and these whimsical chickens are made with Fimo Air Terra Cotta. Fimo
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