Scorpion mold
This mold was bigger than expected! I love the detail and the size! Life Size!! LOVE IT!! I used it for Resin and it worked perfectly! Fast shipping! I will be buying for you again!
Description
This exciting mold has three scorpions, the smallest being only 3/4” long. Also included in the mold is an assortment of stylized elements, one tiny turtle (terrapin), a flower, and a spiral design.
In life, scorpions can be found on all continents, except Antarctica, and come in a wide variety of sizes and colors.
The parts can be molded in clay and painted, antiqued, or used as elements in a larger design. They're perfect for embellishing boxes, frames, and more.
Also included are brief notes on how to make a polymer clay bracelet project by wrapping metallic gold polymer clay around an empty soda can to form a base for the bracelet. Black clay is used to mold the large scorpion & the flowers which are applied to the metallic gold clay on the soda can. Brilliant colors of mica powders can be used to highlight the back, legs and pincers of the scorpion and make some beautiful blue flowers & create some green leaves.
When I saw the original scuplt for this mold I told PJ that it may well be the only mold she ever made that I could live without! She immediately challenged me to see if I could find a way to glam him! So, I began to consider just the design possibilities and it wasn't long before I had an inspiration for an Egyptian box. This mold is large enough to flex the legs so the scorpion looks like it is naturally walking along. You can easily make the large front claws and even the end of the tail 360° and lift them off the surface as well. Then all you need is some glitz and glitter and Voila! A critter worthy of royalty!
This mold was bigger than expected! I love the detail and the size! Life Size!! LOVE IT!! I used it for Resin and it worked perfectly! Fast shipping! I will be buying for you again!
Description
This exciting mold has three scorpions, the smallest being only 3/4” long. Also included in the mold is an assortment of stylized elements, one tiny turtle (terrapin), a flower, and a spiral design.
In life, scorpions can be found on all continents, except Antarctica, and come in a wide variety of sizes and colors.
The parts can be molded in clay and painted, antiqued, or used as elements in a larger design. They're perfect for embellishing boxes, frames, and more.
Also included are brief notes on how to make a polymer clay bracelet project by wrapping metallic gold polymer clay around an empty soda can to form a base for the bracelet. Black clay is used to mold the large scorpion & the flowers which are applied to the metallic gold clay on the soda can. Brilliant colors of mica powders can be used to highlight the back, legs and pincers of the scorpion and make some beautiful blue flowers & create some green leaves.
When I saw the original scuplt for this mold I told PJ that it may well be the only mold she ever made that I could live without! She immediately challenged me to see if I could find a way to glam him! So, I began to consider just the design possibilities and it wasn't long before I had an inspiration for an Egyptian box. This mold is large enough to flex the legs so the scorpion looks like it is naturally walking along. You can easily make the large front claws and even the end of the tail 360° and lift them off the surface as well. Then all you need is some glitz and glitter and Voila! A critter worthy of royalty!
This mold was bigger than expected! I love the detail and the size! Life Size!! LOVE IT!! I used it for Resin and it worked perfectly! Fast shipping! I will be buying for you again!
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