Thank you!
Love that! But I need to know exactly what I need 
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I have some crappy (not nice) limbs I could try… they are blank but I could see if it sticks and dries properly to vinyl.
It would all need to be added after baking is complete. Probably last step before stuffing and weighting.
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We’ll wait on your results. Will you mix paint before applying or after?
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I am not going to reborn the limb first. I dont like to bake vinyl when my kids are home.
When I put the spakle or caulk on I will mix it in a disposable cup first with a plastic knife or frosting knife for my crafts, then use the knife to place it on the limb. Just like frosting a cake. You can even use frosting bags and tips for the spakle once it is mixed with paint.
It does start drying after a bit so I make smaller batches .
Personally I like the feel and look of the caulk (cake pop rattles) more than the spakle but the spakle gives more of a texture.
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Oh this will be interesting! I would love to attempt making one for a fun challenge on here😊
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Cool!!! Good luck!! You can use your experiments as part of home school!!! I can’t wIt to do this challenge!!!
What sculpt is everyone thinking they will use???
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I don’t know about exact sculpt, but I am definitely will use open eyed kit. Seeing sleeping babies with cake icing all over seems a little silly to me.
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I agree, open eyed kit but I have no clue which one …probably NEED to buy a new one for this challenge 
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Hahahaha I love you @YelenaRey
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Me to!!! 
@jlesser which sculpt it that bean used ? I love the crying idea!
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So my experiment didn’t go as planned… my spakle was dried out so I added some water and brown paint and mixed it up and put it on a foot… it looks nasty and gross… lol 
(remember it is still wet at the time of pictures)
Then I mixed silicone caulk and teal paint and put it on the other foot. Patted it on in areas (toes and foot), smeared on like frosting a cake (side leg), plopped on (knee) then dropped on some CLAY sprinkles, and then experimented with drizzling elmers glue with black and burnt umber paint mixed in… I tried to drizzle it with a tooth pick… it wouldnt drizzle, I added a little water and it still wouldn’t. So I touched the “drip” to the caulk and pulled it back it kinda worked… (thigh)
Then I poured the glue mixture onto the other foot to see what it did… it ran after I walked away.
Now it is drying. Tomorrow I will try to make it fall off, ect…
I like the silicone so much better anyways 
and it is easy. Hardest part is squeezing it out… LOL
And a picture of the caulk (from last year) and I just mix in acrylic paints from Walmart (apple barrel)
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I love the blue with the sprinkles! It looks like that may be a good way to do it! 
It looks like hot fudge or chocolate on the blue with the brown so I like that also 
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Thank you, Jenni, for all your experiments!
On the first picture looks like baby accidentally got into his poop 
The blue - looks perfect!
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I love how the silicone looks!! Maybe drizzles could be done with liquid resin or liquid silicone?
I could also see the drizzles being done with straight up acrylic paints as it can dry thick and drippy
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@jlesser the top pic looks like the baby walked though by backyard. poopfoot!
I love that you are figuring this out!!! I’m excited to try it!!!
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Hahaha and why that was a one time try and then discarded My teen tried to tell me to go get new spackle at the store… I figured spackle is not a necessity…
Plus I like the silicone better anyways
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Maybe I will add some acrylic to my art resin and see how that goes
Need to mix up some resin for a present and my daughters project soon anyways.
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Yay!!!