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Swimmable mermaid tails are absolutely amazing to swim in, as they make you feel lightweight and very fast in the water. This guide will help you figure out what the best plan is and see if mermaiding is really a hobby you feel is worth taking up. Parts of a Mermaid Tail and how they Work Together There are two main piece of the mermaid tail, the skin and the monofin. Some tails have side

This kawaii broken heart dragon is a sad little friend that just needs a hug and does not take up much room. Here is how I sculpted her in about an hour. What you will need: Dotting tool Sculpey kit Hands Razorblade Oven Foil Pan Wire Pliers Main Body of the Broken Heart Dragon To start, take some lavender clay and roll it out to make along tear drop shape. Make sure to smooth it

On the internet I noticed a lack of tutorials for doll and stuffed animal cages, so I decided to make one. Here is how I made a dollhouse cage in less than an hour. What you will need: Stuffed animal or doll for size Popsicle sticks Long sticks Plastic Canvas Hot glue gun Hot glue sticks A surface to work on that will not melt or burn Ruler or tape measure Scissors Measuring the Plush

This polymer clay shrimp sushi makes a great addition to any dollhouse, charm bracelet, or backpack. Very easy to make, and cute too. What you will need: Sculpey sample kit Dotting tools Exacto Patience Hard as nails by Sally Hansen Making the Shrimp Sushi Plate To make the plate of the polymer clay shrimp sushi, start off with a ball of Sculpey translucent clay and flatten it out, cutting it into a rectangle. Pinch the

Anyone who uses makeup knows the struggle of dropping an expensive eyeshadow or powder foundation and having it shatter into a million pieces inside the compact. Don’t have a funeral yet—this is completely fixable. Here are three helpful tricks for anyone interested in makeup. 1: How to Improve Lip Gloss When your best friend picks out a lip gloss she thinks will look good on you, but you realize it looks kind of like something

We recently went to an aquarium and I noticed there were no seals in Disney World, so I decided to sculpt one out of polymer clay. This little friend would be great as a doll’s pet or as a cute little collectible to sit on your shelf. What you will need: Sculpey in sparkly white and black Wire Patience Oven Pliers Dotting tools Start on a clean flat workspace and grab everything on the list

Recently on Ebay, I obtained some rather awful fake LPS. This LPS custom repaint is of a little pony with a squishy head out of the bag. From a terrible fake to a lovely foal. What you will need A poor, LPS fake pony Glitter Glitter glue Paint in white and whatever colors preferred Acetone Making the LPS Custom Useable Start by using acetone and a q tip or cotton swab to remove the paint

I was sent a free Glam Bag from my mother who uses Ipsy, and it was super cool. This was what I got and how I used it as part of my crafts. What is a Glam Bag? Glam bags are fantastic little makeup pouches with samples of makeup inside by Ipsy. They come in a fabulous monthly subscription for as little as 10 dollars and are prefect for young teens or even just people

Foxes are so cute, but sculpting them can be a challenge. Here is how I made this little fox base with polymer clay and a few bits of wire. What you will need Bright orange polymer clay Brown polymer clay White polymer clay Pliers Wire Dotting tools Mixing the Clay Start by mixing a lot of brown clay with just a touch of orange clay, to make a little brown fox base that can be

HWhat is better than real sushi? The kind you can wear. This little Polymer Clay Sushi Plate even has tiny chopsticks to go with it and is totally perfect for a pendant or phone charm. What you will need Dotting tools Exacto Hands Sculpey sample set Sally Hansen’s hard as nails Making the Cucumbers For the cucumbers in the middle of the sushi roll, mix a little lime green with translucent Sculpey. Mix well. Roll