.: Some of the clay ornaments that were created today! :.
Inspired by a piece of pottery I had recently seen at my mother's home, I knew right away that I wanted to create a similar clean look of white pottery while using a different medium and my own designs.
.:By placing greenery on the clay and rolling over it with a rolling pin, an impression was created! :.
With Sculpey Clay (Ultra Light) as my medium, I began an evening full with creating! I chose to use a decorative piece of greenery in lieu of a natural green. It would make a deep impression into the clay and be re-usable throughout the process.
With the greenery placed on top of the clay, I rolled over it with the rolling pin two to three times. With a toothpick I then helped the green back out of the clay. Next, I began cutting out shapes over the embossed clay with small cookie cutters.
.: Many of the finished clay pieces! :.
Once the ornament shapes were created, I used a toothpick to make circles in each new clay shape. Later I could thread hemp twine and beads through through the opening to create ornaments.
.: Clay ornaments hardening after spending some time in the oven :.
After cooking the ornaments in the oven, the clay is now hardened.
.: My daughter's lovely finished creation she plans to gift on Valentine's Day! :.
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3 reacties:
Thank you for sharing this - simply amazing. And they are perfect for gift tags as well!!!
De eerste 3 liggen nu in de oven, ben heel erg benieuwd! Bedankt voor deze leuke tip, t is voor t eerst dat ik met fimo werk.
Graag gedaan!
You're welcome!
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