Very nice, but polymer clay may have a limited life before it decomposes, especially in liquids.
Consider using commercial white clay and getting it fired in a kiln to make it really permanent. The firing will cost you a bit, but the item will survive thousands of years.
Good lord, these are amazing! They put my ham-fisted efforts to shame.
ReplyDeleteThose are just awesome. I plan to make a bottled Deep One embryo sometime this year.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, but polymer clay may have a limited life before it decomposes, especially in liquids.
ReplyDeleteConsider using commercial white clay and getting it fired in a kiln to make it really permanent. The firing will cost you a bit, but the item will survive thousands of years.
Those are great - I also want to do something similar this year, I bought a bunch of jars in a second hand shop and some clay just for this purpose!
ReplyDeleteAlso, the Word Verification thing was perfect, if weird - "slymi" :)
Any idea how long?
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