I made a couple sets of new Witch Kitchen potion bottles from vintage spice jars. They are listed in my Esty shop.
I like the “Severed Fledgling Finger” and the
“Blood of the Undead” in particular…
I made a couple sets of new Witch Kitchen potion bottles from vintage spice jars. They are listed in my Esty shop.
I like the “Severed Fledgling Finger” and the
“Blood of the Undead” in particular…
Something I started last January and worked at a bit today while waiting for other projects to dry….



This project began with a polyurethane skull, but I cut it and carved at it so much I might as well not have used it to begin with. Pulp mache base and some Paperclay on the main face features. This is the first project I’ve applied Paperclay to. I have to say, it sure is nice to work with.
Making your own skull mold isn’t as hard as you might think. A little bit of money invested into a mold will reward you with many skulls that can be used in endless ways.
I’ve made a few molds using Dragon Skin by Smooth-On. Dragon Skin is a soft, super stretchy silicone rubber. It stretches without tearing and always rebounds to its original shape without distortion. Smooth-On’s website has a great picture tutorial you can follow that explains how to use Dragon Skin, step by step. It’s worth a read. That being said, Continue reading