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I’ve made a list of toy and doll related shops from Ukraine on Etsy. Most are crochet, some knitting, some needle felting, and a few doll clothes patterns.

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(this took forever to make lol)

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(available on my depop now and etsy soon)

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do you make armatures for your polymer clay? if so, how?

I do! I use a very extensive armature for all of them - the clay is a pretty thin skin on top of a wire and foil base.

I highly recommend getting both normal and needle nose pliers for this (wire cutter too of course) because this wire twisting can be hard or impossible to do by hand. I use any old wire from the hardware store (which is why it makes my hands look like I've been out in the coal mines) and aluminum foil from the grocery store, nothing special either way.

first cut yourself a few half-loops of wire. one for every pair of extremities (as you can see here you can do a hook of wire for an extremity that will not be paired). then you're gonna want to twist them all together in the middle. this is the hardest twisting to do and you want to make sure you get them very tight together so they don't move! any wiggling means you need to wrap it together tighter. this big glob of wire will also then become your head.

now you have this awful little spider thing :^) each one of those protruding wires will become an extremity, be it leg, arm, tail, wing, or anything else! the trick now is to continue twisting your wires to form a spine! when you have enough of a head + neck, pull out your two front legs (or other limbly protrusions) and keep twisting the remaining wires until you have enough of a back. continue until you reach the end of your guy! this one only had two pairs of legs and a tail, so pretty easy to get done.

then bend your limbs to your liking, trim them down if you need to and wrap some foil around it! this technique will give you a NICE STURDY SKELETON which is really nice to have and took me an embarrassingly long amount of time to figure out how to make happen. good luck sculpting!