How is a Fairy Born - Cap. 6

Here is the new and the last video for the birth of a baby fairy ooak in polymer clay. Now the little fairy is softly blushed with genesis artist colors and she has hair in viscose, eyelashes, tiny nails, wings in polymer clay and a little dress.

While I was put on the wings at my little newborn fairy, an old butterfly visited my wax plant. I read here that in the language of flowers, hoya (wax plant) means just "sculpture". For an old butterfly, there is a newborn fairy. Maybe butterfly become fairy, in a last metamorphosis. It is sweet to think. 

As always, you can see the video in a more high resolution on Celidonia's Channel on youtube or you can see it directly here in the blog :) 

How is a Fairy Born - Cap. 5

There we are at the penultimate episode of the making of a baby fairy in polymer clay. In this fifth episode we'll see how are born the neck and the ears.

Like for legs sculpting, I used Fimo Liquid to join the neck and ears sculpted from raw Living Doll  to the body, that it is baked. 

As always, you can see the video in a more high resolution going on Celidonia's Channel on youtube or you can see it directly here in the blog :) 

Test - What Celidonia's Creature are you?

Rabbits, Mice, Robins, Baby Fairies, Fairies, Girls, Micro Fairies, Walnut Elf or Fairy Jewels... which of them represent you? We created a funny test, with nine fairy profiles, to celebrate mid-August holiday! :)
You can read the profiles here, but it's only in Italian... I'm so sorry I'm not able to fully translate it in English!

How is a Fairy Born - Cap. 4

Here it is a new video relating to the birth of a Fairy sculpted in polymer clay. In this video we'll see how arms and hands are born from our usual little ball of clay.

Like for legs and feet sculpting, I used Fimo Liquid to join the arms sculpted from raw Super Sculpey Living Doll  to the chest, that it is baked. 

You can see the video in a more high resolution going on Celidonia's Channel on youtube or you can see it directly here in the blog :) 

How is a Fairy Born - cap. 3

Here we are at the third video about the Baby Fairy Birth. In this video we'll see how to sculpt the legs in polymer clay. Rather, we'll see a fairytale about the birth of the fairy legs :)

I used Fimo Liquid to join raw Living Doll to baked Living Doll. But any liquid polymer clay is ok. Or, as an alternative, you can use a small amount of vinyl glue. 

With legs you can dance. So, I leave you with the fairy waltz that plays in the video. You can see the video in a more high resolution going on Celidonia's Channel on youtube or you can see it, smaller, directly here in the blog :)