FREE Video | How to Create Polymer Clay Halloween Mummy Face Millefiori Cane
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| Free polymer clay video! Mummy face millefiori cane |
Purim (a similar jewish version for Halloween) was the holiday I loved the most as a child. I remember I used to wait for the day my mother asks me "who do you want to be" this year?
I was a ballerina, little red riding hood, a hippie, a rabbit, a traditional Japanese dressed lady, and even a kitty (it's me age 4 in the photo!).
All these special costumes were handmade by my mother and I can not thank her enough for being so cooperative with our childhood desires.
Purim is due in 6 months but Halloween is only 60 days away!
Have you planned your polymer clay projects? gifts? treats?
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| Me as a kitty! |
Skinner blend, stitched lips, black eyeballs and nose - and you have a super cool cane to add to your Halloween gift collection!
Lot's of useful tips are included in this video, including my way of creating a skinner blend, inserting details inside a round cane, accurate slicing of a plug, stripy finish wrap around the cane, and many more!
and...
I am giving away 3 canes of this cutie!
Post a comment under this post with your answer -
=> What was your favorite costume on Halloween as a child?
OR
=> Post a link to one of your polymer clay Halloween themed creations!
Post your comments below along with your email address so I can contact you if you win -
In my next PolymeriOnline blog post, 3 of you will be drawn out from all the comments and WIN A CANE - FREE!
Good luck and have fun!
My favorite costume was a Witch. My Mother made many of my costumes, too! They were always very nice and I felt so special bc she would spend so much time helping me!! eleanorknight@bellsouth.net
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Witches are so mysterious! I think this must be my next one!
Great tutorial. I enjoyed it very much. Very clear pictures and instructions. Here is a link to my candy corn for Halloween
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This is great! I have to try this candy, never tried it!
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I always sewed my girls costumes: Cinderella, scarecrows, Indian Princess is still getting used 15 years later in school plays.
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My favorite custom as a child was when my Mom made me into a PINK CareBear. I was so cute. Here's one of my Halloween creations as well:
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My favorite was the year our whole family dressed as garbage bags. What fun we had taping, stapling, and gluing the 'clean' trash to the bags, our hair, and arms. And what a sight we must have been (there were 6 of us kids!) as we walk the neighborhood knocking on doors. Shame no one had a camera. :)
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Wish you had a photo of that! What an idea! So original and funny! :)
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I am so ready for fall so I was glad to see your skull canes! Check out my interpretation of Halloween at this link! http://kristinewalker.webs.com/apps/webstore/products/show/3352705. Let me know what you think.
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Iris thank you , love your nail polish, LOL, I am posting this on my WWW.facebook.com/ayeletbeads . hope you get a lot of hits,
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Another great tutorial! Here is a link to my halloween beads.
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Barbara
My favourite costume as a child was a mouse costume that my mother made. It was like a grey bodystocking that I could put my clothes and coat on underneath to keep warm. It had a long tail that I could curl up over my arm and carry. The mask was the simple eye mask with pipe cleaners for whiskers. There were even booties and mittens that matched to complete the outfit. To carry my goodies, I had a bag that looked like a wedge of cheese. My greatest regret was the year I grew too tall for it.
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I love the tutorial Iris! I remember my favourite costume was one that I sewed myself as a young teenager. I sewed a silver satin jumpsuit, covered a motorcycle helmet with tin foil, shaped a ray gun out of tin foil and went to a party as a space traveller. Had polymer clay been around back then, I could have had a way, cooler ray gun!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! My favorite costume was from my teenage years - Wonder Woman. My boyfriend & I spent hours making my costume and his Spiderman costume. It was the most detailed costume I have ever made!
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I am a fan of Halloween. Durig my summer vacations when I was young I allways made my Halloween costume in paper. Even though it got wet I just loved it. Now I prepare things to give away to children I visit to read stories to in schools.So Halloween is still the best feast of the year for me. Great tutorial as allways.
ReplyDeleteIris - this is such a fun video and of course a fun cane to make. You are very kind to share it with the polymer clay world. :) Jackie
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