Sculpting Cherish Moth's Body in FIMO and CERNIT Polymer Clay | One of a Kind Fairy

[@MaryBracken]

Amazing talent!!!

[@VintageVineMillinery]

Outstanding Performance

[@MeganOlivier]

Just incredible!! I love your moths!!

[@JDIY2023]

You are my Idol

[@whimsysparrow6487]

Perfect! Saving it to my watch again list!!!!💃💃💃

[@LoraAkmani]

Красивая работа! Россия.

[@amy19355]

That’s a lovely fairy! How long in real time did it take you to complete this? I know it wasn’t 10 minutes!!

[@renatajansen3872]

Thank you! I wish she took me 10 minutes! A few weeks for each sculpture, usually ❤

[@Ciprian-Amarandei]

Great channel, I love your work. What parts of the body you use FIMO and what part Cernit? I have FIMO Professional but it behaves strange, I cannot smudge it like you do in the video because it create little cracks. I see on other videos that Super Sculpey is what I whould like it to behave, more closely to natural or oil clay

[@kirstywilliams6729]

Since there's a hole in the back from where it was propped up, do you fill that gap in after it's been cooked? I'd be concerned that if you fill the gap when it's still raw, you'd need to apply a bit of pressure to press the clay into the hole and smooth it out, causing your piece to lose some detail! Especially if you're holding the model in your hands. I'm working on a 12 inch piece at the moment and your videos gave been sooo helpful!

[@lo9124]

💙

[@tinalawler4973]

What size eye's do you use please?

[@JDIY2023]

I was trying to sculpt Sharon Tate but it's so hard