How To Do Bjd From Polymer Clay Part 1 Head

Polymer Clay Bjd สอนทำต กตา ต กตาไม ต กตาอาร ท Hello :)i’m not a doll collector. i love to make them, to give the stock ones a total image overhaul repaint.i admire people that make their dolls from scrat. First layer of clay. when sculpting with air dry clays, always sculpt in layers. the clay will dry faster and you’ll avoid cracks. the first layer on the plastic wrapped base might be tricky to spread because clay doesn’t have anything to stick to. but making the first layer thin and leaving it to fully dry will make your sculpting much.

I Want To Make My Own Bjd вђ Part 1 Polymer Clay Dolls Clay Dol Hey there, welcome to my channel 🙂 i make ball jointed doll and craft related content. today's video is is showing how i make a base for a clay bjd from po. This video shows the basic method i use for creating gorgeous resin eyes for my art dolls. be sure to check out my other videos that discuss the resins i use. Excellent for doll making and doing miniatures. how to sculpt bjd head. tools: 1: draft hard card case (b4 or a3 size is recommend. you can use the soft case also) 2: sculpt tools (stainless steel is recommend) 3: la doll clay (you can use super sculpey as your convenience) 4: big stainless steel knife (slice the clay) 5: cutter knife (brain. I’ve stuck his torso part onto a box so i can turn it around while i work on the head because i didn’t have a lazy susan. then i used a balsa wood stick which i wrapped with some foil to give me a ‘head start’ (still with the bad puns i’m sorry!) the next step is i cover the foil core with some das paper clay like this:.

How To Do Bjd From Polymer Clay Part 1 Head Youtube Excellent for doll making and doing miniatures. how to sculpt bjd head. tools: 1: draft hard card case (b4 or a3 size is recommend. you can use the soft case also) 2: sculpt tools (stainless steel is recommend) 3: la doll clay (you can use super sculpey as your convenience) 4: big stainless steel knife (slice the clay) 5: cutter knife (brain. I’ve stuck his torso part onto a box so i can turn it around while i work on the head because i didn’t have a lazy susan. then i used a balsa wood stick which i wrapped with some foil to give me a ‘head start’ (still with the bad puns i’m sorry!) the next step is i cover the foil core with some das paper clay like this:. When you first apply the clay to the plastic wrapped base, it might be hard to spread out because it doesn’t stick to anything. the second layer of clay will have the surface to stick on when you add it. by making the first layer thin and leaving it to fully dry, you will make your sculpting much easier later on. base removal. 1. roll out a thin blue clay sheet and cut out two triangles and a long strip. create a textured surface by pressing in grooves and bumps. attach the two triangles underneath the ponytail and wrap the long strip of clay around the ponytail to form a circle. 2. roll white clay into the shape of a water drop.

Diy Bjd Doll Head From Only Polymer Clay Youtube When you first apply the clay to the plastic wrapped base, it might be hard to spread out because it doesn’t stick to anything. the second layer of clay will have the surface to stick on when you add it. by making the first layer thin and leaving it to fully dry, you will make your sculpting much easier later on. base removal. 1. roll out a thin blue clay sheet and cut out two triangles and a long strip. create a textured surface by pressing in grooves and bumps. attach the two triangles underneath the ponytail and wrap the long strip of clay around the ponytail to form a circle. 2. roll white clay into the shape of a water drop.