Materials
List
Palm or Hand sander (I have one made by Black and Decker that
is shaped like a small iron)
Pre-shaped (made for this sander) sand paper, medium grit
Safety glasses (to protect from dust and debris)
Dry Creative Paperclay head or other art object needing a
large area sanded
Barely damp cloth (for wiping dust and smoothing)
Regular sand paper ...medium and fine...it is up to you how smooth you want your sculpt. I do primitives, so I don't try to get out all the imperfections.
Power
Sanding Creative Paper Clay
Hey there everybody…I’m part of the 3rd world
tonight! My son was not here to operate
the editing software. I guess my hubby
will have to learn…maybe even the technically challenged, Carly Smith! So, it’s
just written instructions, pictures and one short video. It is also a short tutorial as I have two new
puppies I am keeping up with! LOL!
Has anyone here ever used a power sander on their Creative Paperclay
doll heads? Well, if you haven’t…you are
in for a treat! Its easier on the hands
to do the larger areas that do not have sculpting on them…for example, the back
and top of the head.
It really smooths overlapped clay and other imperfections.
However, you must be careful not to press the sander too hard as you may take
off more clay than you would like.
Step 1- Put on safety glasses
Step 2- Turn on sander and begin sanding (sanding
outside is best, but I only demonstrated the sander for a few moments inside
for purposes of lighting and comfort)
Step 3- Wipe over the head area
and finish out the fine sanding by hand. Wipe again.
Thank you so much, ya'll for looking!
!
My best always,
Carly
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