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Post by Luthien on Nov 11, 2010 16:26:27 GMT
Interesting, I'll certainly keep that in mind.  |
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Post by ladyquinn on Jul 8, 2011 11:16:27 GMT
A trick for you people is maybe to use Silver Art Clay. It's a clay that you can mold into anything you want, and when they clay is dry you fire it on the stove for 5 min on a special tray that comes with it it turns into solid silver! www.artclayworld.com/ here is the link What I'd advice is to make a base in cork clay (leave the bottom open!), which fires away at heating and leaves a hallow pendant so it's not so heavy.
Truth be told, I'd rather mine to be *solid* silver and gold - BUT at half scale, not full scale (as that would look ridiculous on someone petite).
Ahhhh ... if only I had a kiln, if only I had precious metal clays, if only I had the materials to make my own mold ... ~sigh~ if only.
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Post by Luthien on Jul 8, 2011 11:43:21 GMT
I recently got mine from eyefeather.com, so I think she is making them. The small and medium sizes anyway. Omg yes, real gold and silver. @.@ That would be amazing.
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Post by ladyquinn on Jul 8, 2011 15:38:46 GMT
I recently got mine from eyefeather.com, so I think she is making them. The small and medium sizes anyway.  The small ones are definitely WAY too small. She had sent me one with my order for the mid range one (the medium is the *perfect* size for shorties like me LOL!) Omg yes, real gold and silver. @.@ That would be amazing. |
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Post by Luthien on Jul 8, 2011 16:21:41 GMT
Oh very cool. ^^ As for eyefeather, I simply emailed and asked her about it. So she made that and Jareth's Ballroom Mask for me.  |
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The small ones are definitely WAY too small. She had sent me one with my order for the mid range one (the medium is the *perfect* size for shorties like me LOL!)