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Toon-Time: About Us

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This blog is a collaboration between me, Kat (Arizona Kate), and my friend Mary "Teal" Blue. Toon-Time is a new name and a new focus for our EggToons blog. In addition to the toon tutorials using Paint Shop Pro, we'll be adding GIF animation tutorials (Animation Shop) and cartoon drawing and animating with Anime Studio (export as GIF, movie or Flash with sound). Arizona Kate's Tutorial Round-Up. Air Dry Clay Tutorial Directory. The New Clay News. Free Art Lessons Online. Best Free Video Art Lessons.

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Cold Porcelain Dahlias | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. In Air Dry Clay. I was very lucky, indeed, to be able to take a class from Nicholas Lodge. In Norcross, GA. While the class was in gumpaste, the techniques are the same for cold porcelain, and Chef Lodge was gracious in sharing with me some of his experience in working with cold porcelain. The class lasted two days, an. If you ever have the opportunity to participate in one of the classes, do not hesitate. You’ll love it. Oct 17, 2010. Your dahlias are just beautiful!

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Hello World! | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. In Air Dry Clay. Welcome to Cold Porcelain Florals. I’ve started this blog to share information and resources for working with cold porcelain. While my personal interest is primarily creating cold porcelain flowers, there’s many uses for this material, and I plan to provide visitors with some resources on these as well. My hope is to help and inspire, and I encourage you to share your questions, comments and suggestions. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Click here to join!

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June | 2010 | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. 8220;P” is for Peony …. and Patience! In Air Dry Clay. Tags: air dry clay. A friend asked me to create a gift for a relative, and the only specification was a cold porcelain flower in the color purple. I love commissions like this, where I can feel free to create whatever inspir. I have a wonderful DVD by Nicholas Lodge. This project took a great deal of time, but I’m quite pleased with the final result. Subscribe to this blog. Join 29 other followers. Daisy Clay and...

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Cold porcelain?? What’s THAT?? | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. Tags: air dry clay. Don’t worry, lots of people have never heard of cold porcelain. Basically, it’s a mixture of ingredients, primarily corn starch and white glue, cooked to a thick, stiff clay-like material. In this form, it’s often called cold porcelain paste. This mat. Erial can be shaped and molded and sculpted into just about anything. I use it for creating flowers … it can be rolled quite thin, and that makes for lovely petal shapes. And you can find it here.

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May | 2010 | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. Let’s add some color …. In Air Dry Clay. Tags: air dry clay. Let me share a few:. A light dusting of yellow or pale green in the center of a blossom gives life to your flower. Dust your flower with a darker shade than the paste, then use an even darker shade and a flat brush with a scraping motion against the edge of your thinnest petals. This give them definition and makes them look even thinner. Learning to work with cold porcelain. In Air Dry Clay. Betty is a true...

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About | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. I love creating flowers and foliage with cold porcelain, and thought it’d be fun to do a blog on this wonderful material and share some information and resources. I hope all my visitors enjoy it as well. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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Let’s add some color …. | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. Let’s add some color …. In Air Dry Clay. Tags: air dry clay. Let me share a few:. A light dusting of yellow or pale green in the center of a blossom gives life to your flower. Dust your flower with a darker shade than the paste, then use an even darker shade and a flat brush with a scraping motion against the edge of your thinnest petals. This give them definition and makes them look even thinner. Learning to work with cold porcelain. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Learning to work with cold porcelain | Cold Porcelain Florals

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And other adventures in air-dry clay. Learning to work with cold porcelain. In Air Dry Clay. My obsession with making cold porcelain flowers actually came from my discovery of air-dry clay. I’d been playing with polymer clay, also a fun medium to work with, and came upon some flowers made using air-dry clay while wandering through the internet. I happened upon the Deco clay site at www.decoclay.com. I found a certified instructor in Georgia, only about an hour’s drive away …. lucky me! Both of these site...