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cute....:)
so cute
very sweet n attractive sweetie,with what did u make it?
Maelle, your puppies are so cute!
Very nice What are the tools
Thanks
beautiful..................
how do u do it so well!!!!!!!!!!!!
it's just beautiful!!! I love it !!!!
I'm glad you like it!!! I hope the language is no barrier for you to understand
wow Maelle.!!!!!!!!!
this is excellent
i dont understand french but the tutorial is self explainatory
thank u
This tutorial is in French, as I made it for French-speaking people, but I think you can easily understand with the pictures... if it isn't the case, tell me and I'll write the instructions in English
it's very pretty !!!!!! this kitty looks like an angel
Profile Information
- Tell us here... My main art, hobby, craft is ....
- I discovered cold porcelain abour 18 months ago, and i'm just fond of it!!!
Apart form that I like everything that has to do with Disney, India & reading...
- I joined Art hobby to:
- share techniques and advice, connect with others
- I would also like to learn how to :
- (none above) just to chat with others
- Which Country or Town are you located?
- I'm French from an oversea department in the Caribbean.
- Tell Us More (we'd like to get to know you better). About Me and My Art, Hobby, Craft:
- I like to experience new things and to discover new technics
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- http://pateasedem.canalblog.com/
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- At 1:05am on July 2, 2009,
Ron Gutman said… - Hi Maelle,
Just happened to be on the computer most of today and just got your message. I will stick with the English (bravo! that you are a teacher) so as not to put my foot in my mouth. I was in Monaco a few years back and sometimes felt I did just that!
Me thinks you are a budding artist...possibly a natural. Great job on that blog post and what you designed for your mermaid. I'm impressed.
Thanks for your lovely comment on my flowers. They are a type of cold porcelain but remain flexible when dry. It is called Luna Clay from Japan (I get mine from a supplier in the USA). I also use a clay (in combination with the Luna) from Thailand simply called Thai Clay. I have used regular cold porcelain but the finished flowers (because the petals etc. are so thin and delicate) are a bit breakable. The Luna clay solves this problem. Have you seen the florals Tarapat (on this site) has made in this type of clay? She is masterfull.
Do continue with your hobby and enjoy. Will look forward to your future posts.
Regards,
Ron
- At 11:51pm on July 1, 2009,
Maelle said…
- oh sorry I didn't answer your question. No , I'm not a "graphic artist" as you call it, but I really enjoy decorating my blog
and working with html codes: it's so much fun!!!
- At 11:38pm on July 1, 2009,
Maelle said…
- Hi Ron!!! Your French is not perfect but I can understand it... so, no problem!!!
I'm not an artist at all... I'm an English teacher and cold porcelain is just a hobby ...
- At 10:54pm on July 1, 2009,
Ron Gutman said…
- Bonjour Maelle,
Eu plaisir a regarder vos creations a froid de porcelaine. Etes-vous egalement un artist graphique?
I hope I got that right Maelle...only two years of French in high school many, many moons ago!
Regards,
Ron
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