Polymer Clay Witch - Halloween Tutorial || Maive Ferrando

Hi guys! I apologize for the the delay in posting a Halloween tutorial, but I had to gather the materials and some took ages to arrive. I still hope you'll find it useful, even if it's too late for a Halloween creation, maybe you can get some ideas for similar future projects.
I hope you all have a creepy Halloween!
Love,
Maive X
PS: I'm sorry that you can't always see what I'm doing because of the angle of the camera, but it's very hard to film.

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Materials used in this video:
Skeleton/base of the witch:
- Wire
- Tin foil
- Sculpey Ultra Light Polymer clay
You don't need to make an armature, I did it because I wanted to, because I like to expermient and to have an idea of what the pose was going to be, as I don't sketch things out first. You can easily make a base entirely of polymer clay and then attach the arms and head.
The Rest:
- Polymer clay in Sculpey Living Doll (beige), white mixed with a bit of yellow and transluscent for the eyes (I prebaked the eyes for 10 minutes and bonded them with liquid clay)
- Acrylic paints (or any other water based paints. You can also add colour using pastels)
- Fabrics: Bandage. Black fabric. I used what I had, so have a look around the house first and check for old shirts, jumpers, or anything you thought of throwing away or that don't fit or that you simply don't like anymore.
- UHU universal glue.
- PVA glue.
- I added a few stitches here and there to add strength. If you can sew or someone in your family can, the better!
- Always bake your clay according to manufacturer's instructions. Recommended temperature: Not more than 130ºC (some clays 110ºC). Recommended time: Not more than 30'.

Music: "Volatile Reaction", "The escalation" and "Drums of the Deep" all by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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Sound effects: "Maniacal Witches Laugh" from www.soundbible.com

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