Make a Cute Elephant

In the following 2 videos, Sweet Cakes by Ronda shows us how to make a cute elephant. These demos are using gumpaste and fondant, but the process is exactly the same for cold porcelain....just use regular glue instead of "edible" glue!

Part 1



Part 2

How to Sculpt Doll Hands and Feet with CP

Bebidoll demonstrates modeling hands and feet for a doll made with cold porcelain.

In this second video,  Bebidoll sculpts a dolls head with cold porcelain. She's using techniques more often seen with polymer clay than cold porcelain.   Her doll's face has a more realistic look to it than the typical 'cute' face seen on cold porcelain dolls.

Make This Cute Dalmatian

Dalmatian Puppy
This adorable creature can be a great gift or cake topper

Would you like to make the Dalmatian dog shown in the header for Cold Porcelain Cuties?  Simple, basic shapes are used to create this cute puppy with photos every step of the way to show you how.  

Tutorial was translated to English from Porcelana Fria magazine and was written especially for cold porcelain paste. You could also try making the Dalmatian with other types of air-dry clay or make another kind of dog simply by changing the colors used.   Enjoy!

Note:   If you would like to make a slightly simpler dog, see this video demo of a little brown puppy.

Another hair demonstration!

This video demo from Donna Lane will show you how she applies hair to her cute figures using a clay gun.  This is actually a video demo for gumpaste, but the process is exactly the same for cold porcelain....just use regular glue where needed instead of "edible" glue!

This video stops suddenly before she adds the bangs to the hairdo. There's suppose to be a "Part 2" to this demo but I can't find it posted anywhere.   I'll post this Part One for you because it seems to contain most of the demo.  If you know where Part 2 is....please leave a comment and let us know!!  ;-)

How to Model 'Stitch'

Cute Tanpopo shows us how she models the cartoon 

character 'Stitch' with cold porcelain.

Make These Cute Hippos

You can make these cute Hippos from cold porcelain following this video tutorial

from GiogiArt .

How to Make this Cute Gnome

This cute gnome tutorial was created by Leticia Suarez del Cerro for a Spanish-language website.  Because of their Javascript-style slideshow, computer-assisted translation is difficult, so I've copied and translated it to English as best as I can.   See original at  http://www.utilisima.com/manualidades/5740

Materials needed:
Cold porcelain
Styrofoam balls #2 and #3
Toothpicks (for reinforcement)
Paints or colorants for tinting:
    raw sienna, black, burgundy, olive green, blue, ochre, fleshtone and white
Modeling tools
White glue

How to Make a Cute Character Head

This video demo from Tammy's Cakes uses gumpaste and fondant to create the character, but the process is exactly the same for cold porcelain.   Just use regular white glue instead of edible glue and paint or felt tip instead of edible ink!

Demo for adding hair was posted last week.

Make a Cute Frog

Creating a frog cake topper with gumpaste artist Donna Lane.

This video demo is using gumpaste and fondant, but the process is exactly the same for cold porcelain....just use regular white glue instead of "edible" glue!

How to Make Doll Hair with CP Paste

Two methods shown for creating hair for your cold porcelain dolls or figures.   These video demos from Tammy's Cakes are using gumpaste and fondant, but the process is exactly the same for cold porcelain....just use regular glue instead of "edible" glue!

Part 1... Making hair without extruder

Part 2... Making hair WITH extruder

Make This Cute Kitty

Another excellent 2-part video demo from Marisol Romero, showing us, step-by step, how to make the cute cartoon kitty shown above, using cold porcelain.   Marisol is speaking Spanish in the videos but, even if you don't understand what she is saying, you should be able to follow along easily.  Every step is clearly shown.  This would be a good beginner's project because of the character's simplicity!

You'll note that she lets some parts of the figure dry separately.  This makes them easier to handle when assembling figure.   Prevents squishing the uncured clay parts!!    White glue is used where needed to attach new clay to cured clay and in other places where there may be a weak join.