OK, I had a little money in my PayPal account and these tools have been calling to me for months.
"Buy us, Theresa. Buy us, and you will be so happy."
Normally I would say that things don't bring happiness. But the tools were RIGHT!
I AM so happy.
These are called Colour Shapers and they were originally meant to be a texturizing tool for paint. One could use them to sort of push the paint into different areas. Very cool.
I bought them, however, because they looked as though they would be easy to move across polymer clay.
I wanted something that could smooth as it goes. I also wanted something that could easily push, pull and move the clay.
I bought a whole set of #2 in firm.
I was worried that "firm" would be too stiff, but it is perfect. I think "soft" wouldn't be as useful.
If you can only buy one of the set, I would suggest the taper point, as it seems to be the most multi-purpose of the bunch.
Dick Blick had a really good price. Compare there before buying from another artist site.
This is one of the "THINGS" that I made.
He is baking in this picture.
You know it's bad when my husband comes in and asks me, "What IS that"?
and I reply, "Gee, I have no idea. It just sort of came out."
Husband shakes head and walks away.
Yep, that about sums it up.
Now the question is, what DO I do with him?
Until next time, happy new tool trying!
Theresa
Thanks for sharing your tool tips that's really sweet of you! That little fellow whatever he may be is enchanting. He looks like he could live in a magic forest and have an acorn as a friend. Did I go too far with that? Sorry lack of sleep does strange things.:)
ReplyDeleteI own those, bought mine at Jerry's. LOVE them best tools ever...My Hubby shakes his head at me all the time lol..
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HE IS FREAKIN CUTE!
ReplyDeleteand those tools look fun to play with :)
~Diane
What do you do with him??? Are you kidding??? You send him to me!!!! LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteI love those tools I have a whole bunch of them... but mostly almost always just use the taper one..
You little guy is adorable!
Pattee
Ooo I love art tools! Thanks for sharing. And he does look like some sort of forest imp...too cute!
ReplyDeleteI love getting new tools, and I love your little guy...he looks cute and evil all at the same time.
ReplyDeleteOoo, cool little creature and cool tools. I will have to look into them:)
ReplyDeleteHe is so cool! I must get those tools they sound great, Have a sweet day!
ReplyDeleteI think I need some of those tools! Got a kick out of your hubby asking what your little friend was! I was baking some sculped pieces one day, and it must have smelled good to my husband (yuk) and he asked what was for dinner.. I told him to open the oven and look! He did and then said, "Of course.. what was I thinking?" I think we mus totally enrich their lives with our crazy creativeness!
ReplyDeletehave a sweet week!
vivian
Oh My...thank you so much for the tool review!! You know...you never know about tools and it is great when someone has tried them and tells you about them... Your little Fugde Gnome turned out Great!!
ReplyDeleteFudge gnome! MarZel...Now I'm hungry! Too funny!
ReplyDeleteGreat tools! I'm going to look into getting some myself!
ReplyDeleteHubby is always shaking his head at what I create.
ReplyDeleteHe is adorable!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks adorable! I love the eyes!!
ReplyDeleteThose do look like great tools! And I totally understand the husband thing...the other day I showed mine a doll I had constructed with paper parts and a bit of clay and grungeboard and the first words out of his mouth were, "Yup. That's creepy." LOL!
ReplyDeleteTheresa, I love your little imp! He'd be very happy in my art room!
ReplyDeleteI love your little creature :)
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