Weekend project, done.

Been wanting to do a key cover for my newly acquired office key (which didn't work very well on the door, anyway). So there you are... good try yeah? :D

Rilakkuma! How do you love it?

EDIT: This rilakkuma broke into pieces once I slotted in my key into its rightful keyhole and took a 360 degree turn... Maybe I have not baked it hard enough, but I guess maybe just some brands are not as hard though cured fully. Will look into that....

Celebrating the arrival of our new family member!

This is to welcome my beloved niece Gillian to this wonderful world! She is soooooo cute that I couldn't resist hugging her all the time! :)

Baby! Cute baby done as a magnet for my sister.

I hope she has a enjoyable and healthy life ahead. <3 <3

Flat even pieces?

If you do not have a pasta machine... And are trying to get some even pieces, e.g. making cake slices, etc... Read on.

(No money for pasta machine...)

The trick is simple... Just put two objects of even thickness to both sides of your clay and then roll them on!

You may have pieces of cardboard stuck together, or decks of cards (similar number on each side); basically anything as long as you have them both similarly thick, and roll the clay with rolling pin...

Cardboard? Cards? Foam? Anything under the sky!

End product, tada! So no more excuses for uneven pieces. Hee!

Rolled away!

Good luck trying!!