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Published: 2007-02-22 19:59:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 7937; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 55
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Making of little brown bowl.It was fun to try out a technique that I only had used for real clay before. It worked out fine but the hardening in the oven -bit was tricky. If you are a beginner maybe you shouldn't try & burn the house down
! I actully put the ½ ball in the oven with the clay so the bowl would stay nice and round. The ½ ball shrunk to pieces in the oven. So it was a one-time-only thing. Of course I might do it again.. I just need to go to the arts'n crafts store to buy another styrox ball to shrink...Here is the finished product: [link]
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Great tutorial! Two questions, though: Does the paper make a noticeable impression on the inside of the bowl? And does the Styrofoam melt/burn/do something freaky? 
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Thank you
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Ok, thanks! And as long as the styrofoam doesn't explode/melt I'll live lol!
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dough? like playdough? or eatable?
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dough dough. eatable? XD lmao.. hehe edible
like..bread dough. :3 i think.. or isit playdough O_O its cream coloured tho :3
wts the bowl thingy made out of??
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Yeah edible
Ohh..bread dough type of thing. Maybe that "salty" dough that you can make yourself...hmm.
The bowl is made of FIMO clay. google it if you want to know more.
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hehe english IS my language and i make up words XD dun worries about it.
hehe kewlies
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Great tutorial! yeah styrafoam shrinks with the heat.. its one of those "disolvable" armatuers.. just a question.. does the remaining styro stick to your clay after baking?
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Nope. It suprisingly didn't stick to the clay.
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oh... dont have an oven, wanna do that too... wanna mold.... :3 *envies*
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thank you for the tutorial... can i use a microwave instead of an oven? hehe.. just asking. :3
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No problem. Noooo.. a microwave could be dangerous.
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I'm scared of the oven. 0_o
But it's another helpful tutorial.
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wow.. i love ur art.. haha.. not juz refering to this.. i was juz lazy to tyoe too many timesXD
haha
i love the rabbit on the fone.. o.o i wan one too
i find fino clay really hard to keep the colour specially if its light colours..
after i bake it it turns colour... boo hoo
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im so going to use ur tuto thank you so much
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no problem you are a great artist!!!
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No tools needed. Just use your hands
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Step six-ish looks like a scoop of ice cream!
Awesome bowl, too!
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reminds me of the time i took ceramics... we kind of did the same thing... exept the ceramic clay hardens and the bowl comes out easily.
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but then, I have to admit that polymer clay is so much easier to sculpt with... ^ ^;
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Yeah but when making big bowls and things it is so much easier to use real clay because polymer clay costs more and is not necessarely suitable to use as a real bowl or cup.
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Intresting. If i put a bowl in the oven, id be dead meat , my dad is a cleanaholic in the kitchen <.<
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Ah yes. When I first started making fimo things my mom was scared that it would be poisonous & dangerous to use the oven (where we cook real food!) for my sculptures.
Oh well. It's been a year and now she's ok with it all. I've never had to clean the oven etc. because of fimo. It's not messy at all.
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=O Well if its not messy i may try it =3
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Not messy at all. I do the clay stuff in my room and then just go to the kitchen for the hardening-part. Nothing messy about that. It doesn't melt or..whatever. Baking & cooking overall is more messy
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Surf garage sales and get a small conventional oven just for clay
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