For as long as I can remember; Ive been drawn to fairy tales and fantasy...and the only thing better than reading about fairies is making them! Heres your guide to sculpting fantasy characters that are a little quirky; occasionally cranky and definitely fun. Dawn Schillers "oddfae" are gnarly little folk who are often mischievous and always fun to sculpt. In this book; youll learn Dawns secrets for shaping incredibly detailed and friendly (for the most part) little faces; hands and feet; poseable bodies; and true-to-life costumes. Learn about tools; special precautions and quick; simple techniques for working with polymer clay. Follow along to create 9 characters step by step - Chrainn the elf; Ithe the ogre; Zylphia the witch and other fairy tale fugitives. Pick up useful and fun fae facts (such as Fetch the trolls great weakness for sesame seeds). Crank up your imagination; grab your sculpting tools and some clay; and find out whos waiting for you inside. Once you get the hang of it; youll be ready to bring to life original fae friends of your very own!
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy YTGThis book is very helpful in learning how to take care of Bonsai0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. I think it will be great for the beginner Bonsai enthusiastBy Lisa PI recently bought a Bonsai tree for my sister because she always wanted one. She wasnt sure how to take care of it so for Christmas this year I bought her this book. It seems to have all the basics in it. I think it will be great for the beginner Bonsai enthusiast. Its a fairly thin book and it does have photos as well.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Beginning Bonsai ! A must Have !By paul t craneAs i have always been facinated with bonsai . i have never reaaly got into it. I recently purchased a bonsai fig and did.nt have a clue how to look after it . Thanks to beginning bonsai i am now confident i can not only look after it . but start growing bonsais myself. Thank you very much. Paul T Crane.
