Friday, February 4, 2011
How to Properly Wrap a Foam Cone with Clay
In our last post, we featured a video which demonstrates the proper way to wrap a Styrofoam ball with cold porcelain. The foam ball is the most common armature used when making cute air-dry clay figures but the Styrofoam CONE is also used often. In the following video, Haydee Miranda demonstrates the proper way to wrap a Styrofoam cone with cold porcelain clay so you don't end up with cracks or trapped air. Note that the ball of clay she starts with is about equal to the circumference of the shape.
Spanish is the language spoken in this demo but I think you can easily follow what's she's doing even if you don't understand what she's saying!
Labels:
air-dry-clay,
beginner,
cold porcelain,
Styrofoam,
video demo
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