Cold Porcelain-second attempt

in #diyhub10 months ago

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So I made some cold porcelain right after I have finally settled back home. My experience in the Philippines was that, I got something really cheap, remarkable and very environmental friendly. Also, I would like to experiment with it further and see if I could finally use this as the main material for my clay business someday.

Unfortunately, it took quite awhile for it to dry cure. Even while I am making this post, everything is still wet/ not fully dry in my improvised drying rack.

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Since I had been obsessed in making clay bags lately, I decided to make one just now.

I have a clay texture mold here so I used it.

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A closer look.

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This is how I store my clay here. Yes. These used to be air dry clay containers. I re purposed it.
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I used my cookie cutter to shape the perfect square.

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Then I used the textured clay to create the walls of the bag.

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I made a pear shape figure to add as a body. Details not needed as it will not be seen in the final product.

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Put it inside the bag.

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This is the initial look.

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Fold the sides.

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Then finish making the head then add the final details.

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As you guys can see I did not add the handle of the bag until the end as I want it to look naturally. Besides, this is still a work in progress as I need to add the color when this piece will finally be cured.

This had been my frustration in the past week as I felt that I had not been able to make any post. I would have wanted it to be about these. Unfortunately, I can't wait forever. I would probably just post about it as soon as I get everything done- no time frame as I do not know how long it will take.

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