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Amira El Kadri
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- Oregon, Ohio
- United States
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Beautiful!!
Wonderful!!!
Hola Amira, This is sooo beautiful.
excellent
can u plzz tell site regaurding this art i want to learn
I love this. beautiful
Hi Amira! it beeen long time i have not contacted you .this is soooooo cuteeee
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- Tell us here... My main art, hobby, craft is ....
- I learned about cold porcelain, when I was in Brasil, in 2003, since then I am trying to learn more about it
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- all of the above
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- United States
- Tell Us More (we'd like to get to know you better). About Me and My Art, Hobby, Craft:
- I learned about cold porcelain, when I was in Brasil, in 2003, since then I am trying to learn more about it
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- At 11:49am on December 22, 2009,
Amira El Kadri said…
- Well, let see. Acrylic paints, I use the ones from the bottle, "americana" from decoart. I do not add water to the paint, I just moist the brush, and I paint the piece that is already dry, it does stick. For the eyes, you can use markers or acrylics, I use both. When you dye the clay with oil paint, you have to work kind of quick, oil paints have the tendecy to dry the clay. I prefer any pasty paint to dye the clay, for exemplo, paste food coloring. Good luck
- At 10:50am on December 22, 2009,
ALEENA said… - thanks for reply..i got it.i am new with CP.i have just done one flower basket and faced some prob.like i colored the basket with acrylic color after it dried up.and the color is not fixed n nt looked nice.can u tell me which color is better n when i color the clay after work or before work.and when i made flower i clored the clay with oil color bt the clay didnt feel smooth like without color.and for doll how i color the body n eyes nose etc r painted by oil colored after complete the work or what??pls help me out...
- At 5:51pm on December 11, 2009,
Beatriz Grimes said… - HI Amira:
I love your creations, specially your snowmen. They are very sweet.
- At 9:42am on November 23, 2009,
veena said… - thanks Amira.................no problem....i understand
will wait:-)
- At 12:19am on November 21, 2009,
Murtuza Charania said… - Thank you amira. The petals just droop and do not stay should I use a small piece of wire in the petal to retain shape.
- At 9:39pm on November 19, 2009,
Murtuza Charania said…
- Thankyou amira. Another help required, do you assemble the flower, let it dry and then paint. OR shape the petals, let them dry paint & then assemble using glue. I am unable to create a lily.
SO if you can please give me some help.
Regards
Murtuza
- At 11:56pm on November 15, 2009,
Murtuza Charania said…
- If you send me your email id i can send you the proportions for the human anatomy.
a suggestion you can pick a Barbie doll and then create a kind of a mold out of cold porcelain. Make a block of cold porcelain and take an impression of the Hand and feet. Once it dries and hardens you can use it as a mold. Please varnish it before use and also apply vaseline / petroleum jelly before molding hands.
I have triend and it works.
Please tell me if it works for you.
Regards
Murtuza
- At 11:56am on November 15, 2009,
veena said…
- thanx Amira. looking forward toyour translation of the beautiful doll
regards
veena
- At 9:20am on November 15, 2009,
Murtuza Charania said…
- Thank you Amira. I would be extremely grateful, if you can do the translation as that doll is extremely beautiful. I make clay at home.
Regards
Murtuza
- At 3:08pm on November 8, 2009,
Katy B. said… - Thank you Amira.
It is such a warm fuzzy feeling actually being out there finally.
Your work is delightful and the expressions you create are so cute.
Have a happy day.
Hugs
Katy
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