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This switch plate is made with
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Follow the directions in the FAQ for molding Fimo polymer clay. Mold six carrots, filling the mold with orange clay for the carrots and light green clay for the tops. Mold one large bunny in Fimo Flesh. Tip: The bunny's head can be molded separately, pushing the point of the clay into the nose first. Then mold the body, trim the necklines to fit, and join the two pieces. Bake the clay following package directions. Check the Painting
Tips section for general painting instructions. Step-by-step photos
for the bunny appear below. Delta Faux Finish Glaze Base was mixed
with Bambi Brown and Rouge for the bunny. Attach finished bunny and
carrots to switch plate with Arts & Crafts |
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| Step 1. Mold and bake a large bunny in Fimo Flesh. Mix Rouge with glaze base and paint inside of ears, making the bottom darker. Paint the chest, tummy, and tail Oyster White. | Step 2. Mix Bambi Brown with glaze. Paint fur, wiping the muzzle and paws with a damp cloth to leave only a hint of color. Do not paint the areas around the eyes or the bottom lip. | Step 3. Use a small liner brush to paint the smile line brown. Paint the nose mauve. With Liquitex Glossies Black, paint the eyes by stroking from each corner toward the center. |
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This site's contents are copyright ©1995-2000 by Judi Maddigan.
All rights reserved. Order Push Molds online at Polymer Clay Express.
ake this sweet light switch cover by
starting with an unfinished 3.5" x 5.5" wooden wall plate.
Paint the borders Wedgwood Blue and the center Chambray Blue. (Delta
Ceramcoat® acrylic paints were used
for this project.) When dry, dot with White. Add dashed "stitching"
lines with a permanent black marker.
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