An even BETTER video about working with sticky dough from the master, this time with better camera work and first person perspective



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  2. droidonomy

    A few weeks ago I posted a video from the same guy, Richard Bertinet, explaining the technique for working with sticky dough without the need for flour or water. Here’s a better version that makes it even clearer.

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