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Each face starts as a small ballwith one flat side.
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Make two small eye sockets. Push some clay up for the nose. Do not add clay, it creates moonies.
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Make a nose bridge and push clay on the sides of the eyes to make the face less rounded.
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Take a narrow tool (similar to the one I use in the previous picture) and make a mouth. Push some clay up for the upper lip, depress clay in the chin area to create a lower lip.
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Push clay from the upper “eyelid”, make it prominent, just like real eye.
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Feather the lines up around the eyes. Smooth any bumps you have.
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Use medium to small stylus to indicate the lip line
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Now that you have your basic face, you can create and enhance your own features.
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Add a body and make a blanket. Roll a ball of clay and flatten it with your fingers to about the thickness of four sheets of paper.
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Wrap the baby in the blanket.
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Bake the finished baby. Paint the face, I use Genesis oils, but acrylics will do too. You can also decorate her blanket with a bow or flowers.
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