Clay Doll Making

An old Tradition - Clay doll making!

Clay doll making is a long standing traditional craft consider, Big RC Tank from many countries checkout, Dolls House Furniture of The Orient. Clay doll making was undertaken to depict the daily life, scenes from war, people and animals look at, Star Wars Robots of the times. Japanese, clay Bisque dolls are made of fired clay. Clay doll making was prevalent in India, as well. Now you can learn how to also look at, Basketball Display Cases make these magnificent items right in your home , RC Robotic Competitions oven. Basic materials required include some polymer clay, regular sized corks, wire, paints also look at, Drawn Thread Work and other accessories. also look at, Embroidery Stitches

To begin with, poke two parallel holes in the centre top of a regular sized cork, that goes all the way through. Fold a 10 inch piece of wire in half, thread through the holes of the cork such that a 1" loop appears above the cork and the two ends of the wire are at equal length. Flatten two pieces of polymer clay into rectangles and fold around each end of the wire to make the calves and feet. Now to create the arms, take two 5" pieces of wire and attach to the top loop on either side.

Fashion the clay into arms using a pointed tool try, South African Game Recipes to thin the wrists and shape the palms look at, Photography Courses Sydney into fingers. To smooth the fingers, use the tool , Free Calligraphy and run its side along each finger. To set the body and limbs, set the doll in a glass try, Big RC Tank baking dish and bake at medium heat try, Philately - Postage Stamp Collectibles for 20 minutes. Give it some time to cool completely and then fashion a rectangular piece of clay into the chest and shoulders in the loop end of the cork. The chest piece should be twice the size and smooth. Bake the entire body for another 20 minutes. In order to increase the movement and flexibility, wrap the thighs and upper arms of the doll with string till it is of about the same diameter as the calves and forearms.

Make a head for your doll with a piece of clay rolled into an oval egg shape. Next, attach the head to the body by piercing the wide end and sticking it onto wire top of the doll. Make eyes, nose, mouth, cheeks and chin on the face using the pointed tool. look at, Drawn Thread Work You can paint why not visit, Boat Building Supplies over the features also look at, Dinky Diecast later to add detail. Your doll needs to breathe so don't forget the nostrils. If you want to add hair, you need to fold a piece of rectangular clay over the head keeping close to the scalp. But, be careful as the doll has been baked and is prone to breakage. You can add a wig to the doll later, after you bake the entire doll for another 20 minutes.

Accessorize as you please with clothes, wigs, hats and bandanas. You can even add make up with acrylic paints. consider, Dinky Diecast Superb for creating crafts consider, Embroidery Stitches for around the house, look at, Ultrafly toys for kids or gifts for loved ones, a little practice will allow you to make the most of clay doll making.