Cold little foot, toes curled in. I just made a sodium alginate mold from this polymer clay form, and cast two wax duplicates. Usually, I make the original in wax, but I'm trying to build in more fail safes in case the final casting goes bad.
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Cold little foot, toes curled in. I just made a sodium alginate mold from this polymer clay form, and cast two wax duplicates. Usually, I make the original in wax, but I'm trying to build in more fail safes in case the final casting goes bad.
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