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Description It's quickly turning into a full kitten!~ It was actually supposed to be an adorable stumpy kitten but it ended up being taller and longer than I planned... Oh well!! I did not realize you need to wrap it skinnier than you want it to be when it's finished. Heh. I held the fur up to it for fun, glad I didn't wait until I had finished wrapping the entire thing! Had to cut some off the neck and I'm going to have to cut down on the leg too. My plan for using dowels is working greatly! My plan for maximum poseablility is working well too. My only problem now is figuring out how to cut the fur to fit, and reinforcing the thin rabbit skin so I can sew it without the thread ripping through it (I think I'm going to try using glue along the edges). I also made the section just below the hind knee too short. I looked at anatomy pictures for reference and tried to make it as accurate as possible, but it's too short to sit down properly. The whiskers are paint brush bristles!! OhMiGosh I love them, they look and feel like real whiskers. Thank you !! Their wonderful guide is here on DeviantArt: xpantherartx.deviantart.com/ar… I used super glue gel to glue them in, and I found the whisker holes to be absolutely necessary. The holes held the whisker on while it dried so I did not have to hold it still(very hard for me to do haha). Two of the whisker indents got covered by glue (from previously failed whiskers)and I didn't bother to poke them in. The two whiskers I glued there fell off! So make holes for the whiskers! They are also adjustable after the glue had dried! The bristles I used are some kind of plastic, they don't feel like real hair, that might be why they are poseable. Overall this was an extremely joyful, and extremely stressful experience so far. lol... I had to redo so many parts, take things apart, change them, put them back together... let's just say I learned everything the hard way. But that will not stop me!! I want to make an army of these things!! I'm planning on making a tutorial for this with my next cat! But feel free to ask questions if you'd like to know anything now. c: Oh, and DON'T USE SPRAY PAINT SEALERS ON POLYMER CLAY! The aerosols react with the clay, and the paint sealer is unable to completely dry. EVER. It stays tacky/sticky, fur and crap sticks to it, anything that has continuous contact with it sticks to it and rips off the paint when you move it. Making many layers of paint on top of the clay helps, but not enough. Somehow I got a successful coat on this, it's not tacky AT ALL, but I've heard pieces can become tacky after some time, so this is the last piece I will sprays. There's like 4 coats of paint, then a thin coating of Krylon Finish Satin(which stayed a bit tacky), then I had to retouch the white(that got yellowed from dirty garage pliers!!!), so thats 2 more layers of paint and then finally 2 thick coatings of the Krylon. From now on I will use Polyurethane to seal my pieces~
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If you have an interest in Japanese joinery or joinery in general, then I would like to point you to an article series by John Bullar. Mr. Bullar is writing this article series about Japanese joinery for: Furniture & Cabinetmaking magazine. Mr. Bullar begins the series with a look at Japanese tools as well as pointing out that…
Constructing my 19th century style ice axe in 2010 An article of mine has today been published on the UKClimbing.com website. It's entitled "Inside the Tweeds of a Victorian Gentleman Climber", and is a brief discussion of my experiments in vintage climbing gear and techniques. In the article I also discuss how this practical approach
