Just a little tip for those working with milliput or similar materials. The other day, I was wandering around a stationery store and discovered the perfect solution for rolling out sheets of Milliput. Those who do screen printing use small rollers to apply the fabric ink, these rollers (which come in various sizes) are perfect for rolling out milliput (using a generous quantity of talcum) they are also cheap, I got mine for around 4 Euros. Hope this is useful....Jim

Ahh.... An ink roller what a good idea.........

My mom and I both use glass rollers. No talcum needed.

Got a source for them??

I was thinking of glass rollers but then came across the ink rollers. The ink rollers are preferable because of the control you can maintain with them...just preferences..Jim

Michaels, Ben Franklin, any craft store that sells Sculpy and stuff.

You guys (or most of you) have the advantage of large out-of-town stores for craft supplies and whatnot. I don't so I have to be as imaginative as possible, something which drives my wife insane....Jim

Used to call that device a brayer tool...hmmmm...just checked ebay and they still call it that...scrapbooking supplies .

kglack

To roll a perfect slice of milliput, check out this hands-on help pages (no joke) on Planetfigure

The idea of using those two strips makes ALL the difference, wether you roll with ink rollers or an empty beer bottle