"For as long as I can remember, I've been drawn to fairy tales and fantasy...and the only thing better than reading about fairies is making them!" Here's your guide to sculpting fantasy characters that are a little quirky, occasionally cranky and definitely fun. Dawn Schiller's "oddfae" are gnarly little folk who are often mischievous and always fun to sculpt. In this book, "For as long as I can remember, I've been drawn to fairy tales and fantasy...and the only thing better than reading about fairies is making them!" Here's your guide to sculpting fantasy characters that are a little quirky, occasionally cranky and definitely fun. Dawn Schiller's "oddfae" are gnarly little folk who are often mischievous and always fun to sculpt. In this book, you'll learn Dawn's 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 troll's great weakness for sesame seeds). Crank up your imagination, grab your sculpting tools and some clay, and find out who's waiting for you inside. Once you get the hang of it, you'll be ready to bring to life original fae friends of your very own!
Faemaker: Making Fantasy Characters in Polymer Clay
"For as long as I can remember, I've been drawn to fairy tales and fantasy...and the only thing better than reading about fairies is making them!" Here's your guide to sculpting fantasy characters that are a little quirky, occasionally cranky and definitely fun. Dawn Schiller's "oddfae" are gnarly little folk who are often mischievous and always fun to sculpt. In this book, "For as long as I can remember, I've been drawn to fairy tales and fantasy...and the only thing better than reading about fairies is making them!" Here's your guide to sculpting fantasy characters that are a little quirky, occasionally cranky and definitely fun. Dawn Schiller's "oddfae" are gnarly little folk who are often mischievous and always fun to sculpt. In this book, you'll learn Dawn's 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 troll's great weakness for sesame seeds). Crank up your imagination, grab your sculpting tools and some clay, and find out who's waiting for you inside. Once you get the hang of it, you'll be ready to bring to life original fae friends of your very own!
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Jess –
The individual pictured with this book is NOT the author. I know the author, Dawn M Schiller and this is definitely NOT her. I hope goodreads will correct this grave error. You can verify Dawn's work and identity at (www.)oddfaebyschiller.blogspot.com The individual pictured with this book is NOT the author. I know the author, Dawn M Schiller and this is definitely NOT her. I hope goodreads will correct this grave error. You can verify Dawn's work and identity at (www.)oddfaebyschiller.blogspot.com
Netty Stuart –
She is not the author and cksknng as her own do not purchase
Rita –
This in hands down one of the best how-to books I have ever read. The instructions are well written, very detailed, and photographed. If you have any interest in making dolls using polymer clay, but have never done so, I would recommend starting with this book. I would stress that it doesn't just tell you how to make the characters in the book, it also encourages you to create your own and shows the techniques you will need to do so. It not only shows you how to make dolls, but gives very good i This in hands down one of the best how-to books I have ever read. The instructions are well written, very detailed, and photographed. If you have any interest in making dolls using polymer clay, but have never done so, I would recommend starting with this book. I would stress that it doesn't just tell you how to make the characters in the book, it also encourages you to create your own and shows the techniques you will need to do so. It not only shows you how to make dolls, but gives very good instructions/advise on how to make clothing and accessories. I had actually borrowed it from the library, but when finances allow, I hope to buy a copy. I really wish all how-to books were this clear. I had also borrowed a book on how to make various types of dolls at the same time, and it was not nearly so well written.
Brandon –
The dawn m.schiller mentioned in this link is not the same one I know them personally and this is a imposter
Susan –
The person claiming this book is not the true author! She is an imposter and should be cited for copyright violation at least!!!! It’s a great book it’s just not hers!
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