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Bob Brumley
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Started On : 07-Jan-2006 at 05:23:58 PM, #Views : 7540
Topic Subject : Re: direct plaster mold |
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Debra,
I agree with Dan...what you a thinking of doing is waaaaaay more complex than a face. If you really want to end up with a clay piece, take an alginate mold and make your primary cast in plaster (most any kind will do) and then make a "negative" in silicone or polyurethane rubber. Then press your clay into the mold (not all that easy either) and let it dry. Good luck...the largest thing I have done in clay was a neck/shoulders/cleavage.....it broke into several pieces while I was pit firing it.
Bob
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