Polymer clay Hair

I have obviously been getting into my clay work but I don't have much time to do it.  So, one charm which takes 30 minutes takes days to do just because I don't get to it.  My polymer clay charms have gotten a lot better.  It helps to have good clay, (Premo) but it also requires technique.  I found this technique on Youtube.  Check it out.

Once you have a good hairline you can add any sort of embellishment.  The hairline assures you won't have base clay show through like you would if you tried to lay down singular strands. 

 

Second try at Jack Burton.  Hope you like it... His weapon has gotten way to big but his face is better.  His hair still needs a lot of work.

 

Hope to see you Wednesday. 

A very poor attempt at a Jack Burton Charm

Big Trouble in Little China is one of my favorite films.  I tried to honor it with a clay charm... but, I don't think it is quite coming out.  Here you go.  Fresh out of the toaster oven.

P.S. It's unglazed... yuck.

YUCK AGAIN!  But, I do like the idea.  and my weaponry has gotten a lot better.  I think.

 

 

Thanks for coming by.  See you again on Sunday.