Wow, I'll bet that was rewarding! That is so cool!

some new techniques for sure - color me surprised that I'm OK with being groutless

yesterday I glued a little bit of shim to the back of the frame and then I added a half a polystyrene ball, carved it a bit and stuck in wires for the ears, trunk and tusks. then I coated it in Apoxie sculpt to make this

During the workshop, Laurel has one selection of items to purchase additionally and sells Indian trim by the inch. I bought some for my frame, I only needed 2 inches but for some reason I bought 2 more. And that is now on the elephant's head.

I'm going to do some paint on it to move it into a browner tone.

That is stunning! I must have some of that Apoxie sculpt. I am flabbergasted. I first thought that elephant was a porcelain head you found somewhere.

Blown away by both projects, and especially your sculpting talent. WOWOWOWOWOWOWO!!

LOL I have to say, I'm pretty proud of my elephant!

I did a bit of paint on him so this is done

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That is truly one-of-a-kind. Wow. Wow. Wow.

Girl you just keep amazing me with the stuff that you come up with!

Again - can't believe one little girl can have so many talents. I'd like to see you work w/clay and a kiln. Have you thought about it? Your sculpting ability is something out of this world.

I'm in awe!! Love your pictures!

Slow, at various times I have taken classes working in clay and inevitable I just end up with a bunch of knickknacks that collect dust

Love it!!