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materiales:
-alambres de varios grosores, incluso cable de muchos hilos....
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-papel higienico
-algo para hacer las copas yo he utilizado una especie de esponja no se su nombre ya que en la bolsa no lo ponia
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PASO 1
coger los alambres y enrollarlos hasta la mitad, para diferenciar la zona del tronco y de las ramas.luego empezar a colocar las ramas a vuestro gusto enrollado algunos alambres entre si dejando otros sueltos..(dejad abajo unos alambres de los mas gruesos que nos ayudaran a que el arbol se mantenga de pie y... read more
Roll out two approximately equivalent amounts of Sculpey and Super Sculpey. Stack them together, and continue to roll them flat and sandwich them together so you end up with several layers of Sculpey and Super Sculpey. 
Once you get enough layers (I think 16, or 4 folds) bake it in the oven like the directions say. Try not to make the sculpey too thin, as it won't break but instead bend. You can always stick a knife blade and separate layers apart if you want a thinner piece after it bakes. 
Break apart a piece. If the sculpey bends rather than breaks, you can stick it in the freezer or ice water for a little while to make it more brittle. You might be able to peel apart layers with your fingernail. By removing parts of single layers you can exaggerate the "slate" appearance. 
Now you have a good piece you can use however you need to; the piece below is a quick drybrush job to demonstrate how the slate will look painted. This example piece is smaller than 2 cm x 4 cm. 
One benefit of this method is that it's quick -- you can speed up the cooling period by dropping the sculpey in cold water. You can probably have working slate in 30 minutes, unlike the hours required if you use milliput. Also, one benefit is that this looks more like slate than the milliput method. Good luck! 
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