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A few days ago I started a new type of Mushroom based on some Pinterest polymer clay pieces like this one: This one & his kin are quite a bit larger than the ones I make, but the detail is something to aspire to. Here is a step by step of my Mushroom in progress up to yesterday. This is the plumber's epoxy dolly: The Kneadotite (green stuff): I use the left over green stuff to make smaller versions of the Big Mushroom...you probably already notice that: There will be more of this type in varying sizes AND their bas

Our Own Glitterwolf posted a photo in my Last Hurrah Thread: I loved it. I knew I would have to make a version of my own (there were some liberties taken...a lot of liberties). Once more I had the base all ready for her...or some other hapless miniature. AND here is the result: There you go.

SO, The Spook started to manifest himself on my work bench on the first of September...or there's about. He's the tall one off to the right. This is the plumber's epoxy head with bead eyes on the floral wire frame: The plumber's epoxy spreads & The Spook starts to form: Slowly he turns green: Next some associates, cronies, & such; a proper setting; AND then a base...although the order may vary as attention wanders. Being Old offers a str