Confounded charm

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So this is the second part of my post. I just wanted to create something that would demonstrate that there are many ways to create that textured look on the clay but I ended up making a sleeves and a hat to just demonstrate how I could create prints using my stamps.

We jump on the part where I am already finished making the body.

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yeah, these 2 pictures are my favourites.

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I made a square shaped clay and then I cut it across to create the triangles.

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Rolled it in one side to create the sleeves.
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Attached it to the main body. If you guys are wondering why do I always make the head last,I just want to make sure that the details on the lower part are finished before I started attaching the head.

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Then I attached a tiny clay to make the hand and a toothpick- yes, that is a toothpick folks.

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Here is the confounded wizard/ cosplayer charm.

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Post baking shots. The stars are just fun impulsive additions. I had the stars cut from my cookie cutters and I just sort of attached it on the stick.

Okay, the mindset was that when I was making this, I was like, seeing a bear wizard attempting to do magic. 馃槅

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