A couple weeks ago I ordered a whole bunch of super strong magnets for a super secret project I’m working on. It turned out they were a little too strong, and so now I’ll probably use most of them to make less complex, wussy things like fridge magnets.
This one is a dog head:
He is a gift for a friend who gave me (or let me borrow?) a paintbrush.
Suggestions on what to make next?
I made this little guy for my girlfriend over the weekend. His name is Hansel, and he is in some serious agony.
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He’s a smidge under 4″ tall but would be about 6″ if he didn’t slouch so bad. Like the others, Hansel’s made out of Sculpey clay, wire, and some aluminum foil on his oven-burnt feet.
Click any of the pictures for a closer look.
I made this for my mom, who is visiting this weekend. Hooray for moms!
Like the other ones, he’s made out of Sculpey, wire, and foil. Click him to make it bigger.
My friend’s birrthday was the other day, so I made her this little guy. It started out as a weird, skinny teddy bear but ended up as a weird, deranged monkey thing.
He’s a little less than five inches tall and is made of Sculpey clay, aluminum foil, and wire.
His hands are the best part. Click to see it all bigger.
I made my girlfriend this little duck figurine for Christmas. He’s maybe three inches tall and is made out of Sculpey and some wire and aluminum foil. He’s pretty cool.
Clicking on the image will make it much larger, but I’ll be the first to admit it’s not of the highest quality. The image, that is.
