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Hi! I always wanted to make a custom obitsu elf doll. But I dont know how to make the ears. Do you have any suggestions or tutorias?
Thank you!
( If you havent see my custom obitsus they are here:http://dolliehsanctuary.com/sanctuary/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=5757)

I don't have a tutorial, but I molded mine out of Sculpey, baked it, then glued them over the obitsu's ears. I tried to make a tutorial, but none of the pictures came out >.<

I would totally suggest some air-drying clay. They tend to be a bit light in weight and you can cleanly smooth them on. You can also tint them prior to sculpting on to help match the head color.

Here you go.
http://www.dolls-n-daggers.com/Dolls/Fo ... lfEars.pdf

Maywong is really good at finding things on the internet. o.o

Wonderful tutorial, Maywong!!! I noticed they suggested baking polymer clay.... as a side note, you can boil polymer clay to cure it rather than baking it... which should be safer with vinyl and other plastics. /o/

But yis, wonderful! Thank you for sharing!

Jobee wrote:I don't have a tutorial, but I molded mine out of Sculpey, baked it, then glued them over the obitsu's ears. I tried to make a tutorial, but none of the pictures came out >.<

Thank you! I will try that. But how did you managed to make the same color as the head?

TasiaChiba wrote:I would totally suggest some air-drying clay. They tend to be a bit light in weight and you can cleanly smooth them on. You can also tint them prior to sculpting on to help match the head color.

Thank you!

I have made elf ears using Apoxie Sculpt or Paper Clay. Both of theses are air dry. Paper clay while easy to work with can be fragile. While Apoxie S. you can drill, sand, paint etc,after it dries and you have 3 hrs. to play with it.

maywong wrote:Here you go.
http://www.dolls-n-daggers.com/Dolls/Fo ... lfEars.pdf

Thank you! It is the best tutorial ever!