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and sorry it got lost but i hope as flipping awsome as this was. the new one has to be insanely great
It's Sculpey clay, and it started out messy every time, but I have a habit of being nitpicky and a pest to myself. If I do more, I'll make a mould.
After the shape is achieved, it's baked, washed, then tape is applied, cut to the right shapes to block off extra.
First one color is sprayed on.
After that, drying time.
Then more tape over the sprayed areas to block off color bleed.
Then the second color is sprayed on.
The process needs patience, but if done slowly and methodically, it comes out very nice.
After that, spots are cut out for neodynium magnets in two to four places (you can guess the pid is pretty thick to fit them in safely. The magnets are stuck in after Gorilla glue is applied. This part was totally experimental, so go with what you find is strudiest for what you want.
It's been a while since I made these, but I still take them out and wear them sometimes. They're great with t-shirts, but denim lost me the first one with a simple smack against a door, I'm thinking.
Good luck!
ll send ya a note later when i get some more spending money, I'll have to find out the shipping to Australia aswell for it.