I bought some of this stuff, but I'm not exactly clear on the directions. Do I put it in the oven? Or is it supposed to be formed over a flame or something? I take the simplest things and turn them hard. Blah. Thanks in advance!

with the fantasy film I had from Piper I placed 3 sheets together and put them under a tea towel then ioned over the top to make them stick together, I then glued wire to it (PVA glue) stand some heavey bottles on top and let it dry over night then next day I used a joss stick to melt around the edges and make some holes.
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The wire should make it poseable.
I wouldn't bake it as I think it could melt.
Good Luck and I hope this helps

Thank you for your help, that's a beautiful mermaid.

You can bake it or use a embossing heat gun too. bake it with a little liquid sculpy and set your oven to 275 for 10 minutes. you can add lots of fun stuff to the sculpy, glitter, micro beads, fake fish scales, so many fun posibilities with this stuff. try cutting some into tiny bits and sprinkle it on your wings like glitter, then fire for a few minute in the oven, WOW that is sparkly!

Hmmm, very interesting...thanks!

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with the fantasy film I had from Piper I placed 3 sheets together and put them under a tea towel then ioned over the top to make them stick together, I then glued wire to it (PVA glue) stand some heavey bottles on top and let it dry over night then next day I used a joss stick to melt around the edges and make some holes. cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBay...amp;ih=012 The wire should make it poseable. I wouldn't bake it as I think it could melt. Good Luck and I hope this helps

Oooooooooo i bet a sodering gun would work too!!!!!

I use a hair dryer to melt the film when making fairy wings. I use a clothing iron when I make flat butterfly wings.

I've never tried the oven before, and prolly never will cuz I'd fry them, but it does sound interesting.