Very cute! Since I love working 3D, I'm trying to guess the material - papier-mache, plaster bandage, or clay? If papier-mache or plaster bandage, can you please tell me what is the armature?
OK, thanks! I love the "big mouths" too. Unfortunately I only have airdry clay (no kiln), so it can be very breakable and limiting. But I might give it a try anyhow.
I think I almost like the orange ones better than red-or maybe it's just because not many kids did the orange.
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I love, love, love these! Don't be surprised if you see them on my blog next year!
Very cute!
Since I love working 3D, I'm trying to guess the material - papier-mache, plaster bandage, or clay? If papier-mache or plaster bandage, can you please tell me what is the armature?
They are clay. If you click on my label of "clay" you will find the step by step directions.
OK, thanks! I love the "big mouths" too. Unfortunately I only have airdry clay (no kiln), so it can be very breakable and limiting. But I might give it a try anyhow.
Great project! We have 2 months of 3D art with 2nd Grade, so this would be a great addition to my curriculum. Thanks!
Jessica
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