Uploaded January 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Sculpting with Premo was new for me. I had an idea that I could wrap a Sculpey body with Premo to make a character that I didn’t need to paint. Along the way I show tips on making an armature, mixing Premo clay, sanding and smoothing Sculpey clays and what to do if you prime the Sculpey and it doesn’t cure and stays tacky.

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of experience with and work well for me.

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