Tutorial Big Orchids Sculpted from Polymer Clay

Big Sculpted Orchids Tutorial

...Well, at least they are relatively big compared to my other orchids, which are usually less than 1/2" in diameter. These flowers are about 1" to 2" in diameter, which makes them ideal for pendants, pins, beads, hair ornaments, and more. This tutorial shows how to sculpt three types of orchids (cattleya, phalaenopsis, and dendrobium) from polymer clay. You will learn how to create beautiful color gradations and life-like petals – all of it using only clay, your own hands, and a couple of simple tools. There are no molds, stamps, or forms of any kind involved in making these orchids.

The tutorial includes:

Detailed list of materials;
Complete list of tools needed to finish this project;
Detailed step-by-step instructions for free-hand sculpting of three different types of orchids;
Additional notes and tips to guide you though this project;
Nearly fifty big full-color pictures showing every step.

Pre-requisites: Some previous experience with polymer clay is helpful, but not necessary.

This project is based on my own techniques and ideas, which means 1) this is the only place where you can learn this technique and 2) I am asking you to play nice and observe my copyright. In particular,

please do not to copy and/or distribute this tutorial or any parts of it;
once you have learned my techniques, please do not copy any of my creations except those shown in the tutorial;
please do not teach these techniques or parts of them in any setting, including any classes and workshops, as well as any on-line forums or discussion boards;
and please give me some credit for both the techniques and designs.

Note: This tutorial will be sent to you automatically by E-mail as soon as I receive the payment notification message from PayPal.

Please E-mail me if you have any questions.

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