Barry Neeson

You are very welcome : )

Hey!First off my apologies for not replying sooner (was on a bit of a online hiatus)My general approach to this is just to either make a rough sketch first (just using the basic shapes of the feet, arms, body) or just to have a play about with the position as I am making it (I do it this way most of the time). Sometimes you can have a plan but you just happen to like the way a bit of it is sitting after you sculpt it :)

Thank you, best of luck on your floppy disc hunt :)

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Thank you, best way to meet one is to make it yourself :)

aww shucks, thank you ;)

Yes, If you are painting it you will want to give it a coat of varnish or the paint will fade. The paint will fade eventually as with most things left outside but the polymer clay has no issues being exposed to the elements (at least the brand FIMO doesn't):)

Wow, this was a bit of a blast from the past, I am glad it is still helpful. Thanks for sharing your pics :)

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Ha! Now that you mention it :)

Hi,Not taken as a gripe at all, thanks for the feedback. I am aware I need to project more and will work on it :)

Thank you, that's really kind :)

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I'm sure it would :)Please share a photo if you do : )

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Thank you. I think you may surprise yourself and should give it a try (not just this one other similar crafts) I work for a community arts charity were one of our outreach projects is specifically for adults who have never really done arts and crafts before and the majority of participants realise they are far more creative than they gave themselves credit for :)Give it a dry, what's the worst that can happen? (and if you can create an indoor rope making set up I recon you can do about anything ;) )

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This looks awesome!

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No worries, and thank you for sharing these pics. They look awesome.

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Thanks very much :)

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Thank you and you are absolutely right about Hallowe'en. I added a tip about using glow in the dark polymer clay for the eyes that would be a great addition to a Hallowe'en version :)

Aw Thank you, I hope you and your Grandkids have a great time making them :)

I think that looks great! Thanks for sharing your picture :)

Added as a tip :)

You could always do both and Thank you :)

Awesome, thank you

Just remebered that Fimo does glow in the dark clay, so you could make your with glow in the dark eyes :)

and your comment made me smile so thank you too :)

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Yup, I also just remembered that they do glow in the dark stuff. I could have made these guys with glow in the dark eyes....next time.

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Thanks, It's actually been really helpful for me :)

Hi and thank you,I would normally agree with you about GITD paint etc and the larger ghost could have done with another coat or 2 of the stuff but i couldnt because i had remade the smaller ghosts and went to town on them with the paint, if you look in the comments there are some updated but un altered photos of how they looked (https://www.instructables.com/Glow-in-the-Dark-Clo...I am also hoping to give culture hustles LIT powder a try at some point as its looking pretty impressive (https://culturehustle.com/collections/powders/products/lit-the-worlds-glowiest-glow-pigment-100-pure-lit-powder-by-stuart-semple). If you look at their instagram (https://www.instagram.com/culturehustle/) you can see it in action.

Revisited this project and got some pictures with a better camera. No filters or adjustmenbts to the photos

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And hello to you to :)

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I am so sorry I didn't see this comment, I wasn't receiving notifications (hopefully remedied now) These are BRILLIANT! I particuarly like the Ben Grimm/Thing one