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This part
of the process needs to be explained
in detail so as to achieve a good
fitting of the figure’s
pieces. Talking about a head or
an arm (usually these are the
pieces to be separated) we had
already prepared the wire snap-on.
The "female" piece in
the base, the "male"
piece in the head, arm or whatever.
That’s where we tie the
string (try to get from an supplies
shop what we use to call invisible
string, used for shortening trousers
and such. This invisible string
has the width of a hair and is
almost as resistant as the strings
used for fishing) leaving the
two ends hanging from the piece,
being convenient to unite both
ends with a tiny piece of scotch
for working freely.
Now we can start working on the
figure as if it were a whole,
with the advantage once we finish
the piece to be separated we have
the string (previously inserted
trough the wire) for cutting through
the fresh sculpey. All we have
to do now is to get the string
from both ends and cross them
until the piece has been completely
cut off.
Done this, our figure is ready
for the oven. Voila!
Well, hope you can make good use
of this brief tutorial, and that
we can meet in many others. Let’s
sculpt! Coming soon the mold and
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