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Comment by Joyce Dunsire Jones on November 20, 2009 at 2:37am

Yes Grant I have used PMC, way back in the 80's I did 2years of silversmithing at the Unley University but had to give it up because of an as then undiagnosed thyroid problem. Silversmithing was the love of my life and because I lost all my strength I sold all my equipment, too late when the doctor finally found out my problem, so when PMC came I thought at last I can get back to silver work, but sadly I found it just too expensive so I lost myself in machine knitting, polymer clay work and folk art and numerous other crafts. I have only recently found needle felting and am loving it because I can incorporate a lot of the skills I have learned over the years from other crafts into this very forgiving 'medium'. Thank you Grant for your link I'm off to have a look at it now, hugs Joyce

Comment by Grant on November 20, 2009 at 2:01am

Hi Joyce.

Have you tried PMC (Precious Metal Clay) yet?

This is, as you say, a "great place to see dolls and creatures from another aspect" and some wonderful ones look as though they are also, "from another World" - JoJo World ( http://www.jojo-world.co.uk/)
All best

<*)))))))))><<br />
Grant

Comment by Joyce Dunsire Jones on November 19, 2009 at 2:37am

Hi I'm Joyce and have recently been making things with Air Dry and Porcelain clay, for the last couple of months I've been side-tracked with needle felting and so I thought this group would be a great place to see the dolls and creatures from another aspect. Having looked at a lot of the work on this part of the forum I think I will gain a great deal of inspiration from it. Hugs Joyce

Comment by Anastasia Wahalatantiri on November 16, 2009 at 9:38am

Hi I am Anastasia from Sri Lanka. I make paper dolls and would like to do different type of dolls. I Joined the group to learn more of doll making

Comment by Karina on August 16, 2009 at 1:37pm

Thanks Walkiria ^___^

Comment by Walkíria Diniz on August 16, 2009 at 1:09pm

Very, very beautifull!!!!

Comment by Walkíria Diniz on August 16, 2009 at 12:49pm

welcome Evelyn,
I believe the best is to use mass ready, because it is more practical, fast and economical. I love cold porcelain. to learn more visit http://cpworld.synthasite.com

regards,

Walkiria Diniz

Comment by Evelyn Arshawsky on August 16, 2009 at 3:10am

I am new in this group . I am working in cold porcelain. I am collecting as many recipes as I can get. I am still looking for the definitive "Flexible" cold porcelain recipe.This would be something that would always stay supple and flexible.I have worked alot in super sculpy and fimo.

Comment by Diane Stafford on November 29, 2008 at 7:08pm

Grant what a fabulous website of Fiona Gill - love the website design as well as the goodies hidden within. thanks for sharing :-)

Comment by Grant on November 29, 2008 at 3:56pm

Thanks for welcome Kat. I have just been looking at Raina's Mole Man and after that trip to Raven's (online) Faery Haven, thought that I'd love to share the following link with all those who adore things magical - a journey into the world of one of my all time favourites, Fiona Gall

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