Hands Of The Hips

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I have a daughter who loves to take a hip, always with pleasure getting out of the hipps closet, carrying a large box to the kitchen, mixing the solution.

• Hips or alebaster (produced in construction stores)
• Goose (maybe old and dry)
• Water
• Dump or spoon
• Creaming forms
• Ambient for solution.

I used silicone forms, they're perfect for the hips, so the hipps can be dried if it's not too cautious, but from the silicone shape, the ready figure is easy, which is very important for the child. We used to use the usual sand forms, and some stews were especially hard to dig. hypsicswithout hurting her. I also use silicon forms for soaping.

First, we pour some water into the sink, then gradually pour the right amount of a hip, I'll get an eye.

The water at the beginning is needed to prevent the hipps from clouding the hip dust - it's ecologically harmless, but it doesn't make sense. Then, by laughing, we'll get water to the consistant, we'll be able to slide into shapes.

For a colorful thing, first I've scattered an old goo.

She poured some warm water in the jar, closed the lid and scrubbed it to make a better solution to the guashi.

Now we're pouring into our solvent tank the contents of a divorced guash.

We'll put on a hip.

We'll laugh until the comedians leave.

Consistence of the solution, I'm doing it like a liquid scalp. If you make a hunch, the child is thick and the solution is not successful, it can also not be able to fill the shapes if the amount of the solution is large. And if the solution is "stop" with liquid, it's just sliding up in an already stacked form. It can be scrubbed carefully or if the hips is still liquid, it's safe to put in a form a corner of a thin napkin, it's fast absorbing unnecessary moisture.

Now we're putting the chips in shape. That's how we made green leaflets.