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Clay charmas skin#

I’ll be posting some super simple projects for complete beginners so you can decide if this is something you want to get into. There are many wonderful artists online sharing their how-to tutorials both on blogs and YouTube videos and I’ve included a few at the bottom of this post. I suggest putting it at the top of the head.Here’s the first thing to know about creating tiny trinkets with polymer clay: it’s much easier than you think. Add your eye pin or wire for the charm.For the spikes, make little teardrop shapes with flat bottoms and attach them down the back of the dragon.Smooth the dragon worms out on to the head. Wrap the tiny dragon coloured ones around the base. Press the horns on to the head of the dragon very gently.Make two horn coloured worms that are thin at the one tip and two tiny dragon coloured worms.Roll out a small oblong bit of dragon clay and smooth it out on to the face then use the needle tool to make a line across, this is the mouth/snout.Flatten the other balls a bit and make indents to imply toes before pressing on to the bottom of the body.Press and blend in two øf the balls to the side of the body and press the needle tool into the bottom of the arms to make indents to imply fingers. Roll out four little balls for the arms and legs.Take your dragon clay and roll out an oblong ball, then pinch one end out to make the tail.Tools for Applying Craft Vinyl Instructions You can also add an eye pin or wire to make it a charm. Use and bit of wire to secure the head on to the body when you press it on.Roll out two little balls and press them on the head for ears.Flatten a circle of bear suit clay and wrap the head in it, leaving the face part open.

Clay charmas skin#

Roll out a small skin tone coloured ball for the head.Flatten the bottom of the body lightly and press and blend in the leg worms, bending and flattening the ends slightly for feet. Position the arms where you want them and press them on the body, blending them into the body at the top.The short worms are the feet, the longer are the arms. For the arms and legs, roll out two long worms and two short worms.Roll out an oblong ball of the bear suit clay for the body, pinch the bottom of one side for the little tail. Needle tool or whatever you want to make the face.I knew he wasn't going to be able to fit in it forever, so I made this charm to remind myself of how cute he was when he was in it. My son, Juju, used to have this adorable bear suit I loved putting him in when it was cold. I'd suggest adding it to the middle of the back. To make it into a charm, eye pin or shaped piece of wire.I attached the head to the body by adding a bit or wire to secure it on and pressing down gently.

I used a needle tool to sketch out the face and pressed on and smoothed out a tiny little spec of clay for the nose.

Then to make curly hair I pressed on little balls of the hair clay all over the head.

For the head, I rolled a small ball of the skin tone clay.

I didn't add any details to mine, but you could easily define fingers or toes with a needle tool.

Press the legs to either side of the diapered portion of the body. The thick part is the thigh, the skinny part at the bottom is the foot.

To attach the legs, bend the worms in an S like shape.

Then press the arms on to either side of the baby body, make sure they're as even as possible.

To attach the arms, bend the ends of each worm to act as hands.

For the legs, roll out two worms, slightly larger than the arm worms and thick on one end and skinnier at the other. Starting with the arms, roll out two little worms in the skin tone colour. You can use a small piece of wire to secure them together, but it isn't really necessary at the point.

Attach the smaller half of the diaper-coloured clay to the larger portion of the skin tone clay.

Roll out a ball of the diaper coloured clay and the skin tone coloured clay, roughly the same size.