thank you, and thank you both for being such regular commenters, it's nice to read comments.
Jo it's silicon which is oven hardy up to high temps but I did remember to test bake it first. On baking I discovered that the whisk bits and the hook on the other end fell out as they were held in place with some rubber. Covered the handle and baked it then glued the other bits back in with some epoxy glue (well I got my husband to do that I would of got glue everywhere!) Next one I will try and pop those bits out first.
My name is Cara Jane Hayman and I live in Bristol UK
My first polymer clay work, at age 7, was a tea set for my dolls. I have enjoyed it as a hobby since then but over the last few years it has grown from a hobby to a real passion! I have been lucky enough to attend creative workshops with many of the world’s finest polymer clay artists including Donna Kato, Christine Dumont and Carol Blackburn which has fuelled my passion even further.
I am having a great time exploring many of the endless possibilities polymer clay offers. You can follow me on my journey and find my tips, tutorials and polymer clay creations at www.carajane.co.uk
Te ha quedado muy bonito. Besos
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous Cara. I presume you popped the whisk bit out before baking as it is rubber!
ReplyDeletethank you, and thank you both for being such regular commenters, it's nice to read comments.
ReplyDeleteJo it's silicon which is oven hardy up to high temps but I did remember to test bake it first. On baking I discovered that the whisk bits and the hook on the other end fell out as they were held in place with some rubber. Covered the handle and baked it then glued the other bits back in with some epoxy glue (well I got my husband to do that I would of got glue everywhere!) Next one I will try and pop those bits out first.