Mini photoshoot

If you followed me on Instagram or read my personal blog, you'd know I recently brought sebby-chan out for a mini photoshoot! So without further ado, let the photo spam begin!

sebby enjoying the smell of the roses *chuckles* 

sun game going strong

Sebby ain't happy about being stuck in a pile of rocks. 

*stole this pic from tiffy cause my own pics were horrible*

Some random bush LOL

Lonely fallen leaf

All in all didn't take as many pictures as I hoped and didn't get to photograph the miniatures I brought along as well as the sun was glaring down at us and that kinda made all the photos overbearingly bright. I was also afraid of the bees/dragonflies/butterflies around :/ 

Hope this post helped revive this blog a little, will update soon with more clay works!
 <3 Mel 

So I clay-ed again (:

Whooohooo~ The dreaded Mid-Semester Tests are finally OVER and I found time last week to clay! As usual, I didn't have any idea of what to make, just opened my craft cupboard and started digging through stuff to make. I do however, realised that I like to make donuts ALOT. Even though I haven't eaten a single donut in real life for a few years now. It seems like every time I clay, a mandatory donut is necessary. So let the onslaught of photos begin! 

Presenting to you Sebastian and the christmas cookies! "Would you like a piece of cookie to enjoy with your afternoon tea, Ojosama?" 

Each cookie measures less than 1cm 

Close up~ 

Vanilla Cupcake pipped with Buttercream frosting and topped with a sweet pink rose. 

Making a mold with Oyumaru [Tutorial]

Was browsing around and I realised there ain't that many tutorials on making molds for polymer clay use online! So while I was shopping at Daiso (a Japanese dollar store), I picked up some Oyumaru and decided to make a tutorial out of it. 

Basically, Oyumaru is a molding material which is reusable and very affordable as well! All you have to do is just place it in hot water and it will soften and become pliable. Easy peasy. 

Tadah~~

I have yet to try the mold I made, but once I have the time to try it, I'll update this post again! For those who cannot afford to buy those expensive mold maker, do try out this cheaper alternative! It is definitely a cheaper and easier method of making molds. Besides, if you make a mistake, just place the oyumaru in hot water again and it'll be mold-able again. ^_^ 

On a side note, remember in my last post I said I wanted a nendoroid? Well, I finally got one!! *excited mode* 

Isn't he just adorable?? Introducing Sebby-chan!! He's a character from the anime "Kuroshitsuji' Or "Black Butler". From now on, he will be helping me model all of my clay food! Hehehe :D 

Hope y'all benefited from this post!