Supplies needed...
4 head pins
assortment of beads
texture sheet (rubber stamp or lace will do fine)
Stamp pad
Liquid sculpey
Oval cookie cutter (optional,,because you can cut the shape with an exacto knife)
Pink Polymer clay
Step 1:
Roll out a piece of pink clay and fold in half to make a thickness of approx. 1/4 inch.
Spritz with water and press texture sheet or rubber stamp into clay.
Use your cookie cutter or exacto knife to cut out an oval approx. 1/2 inch. Then cut out two ovals for ears, approx. 1/4 inch long.
Gently dab with rubber stamp ink
Repeat this process. Cut two ears, then a circle for a face. I attach all of the pieces with liquid sculpey. It bonds the pieces, giving them extra strength.
I then push a toothpick through the body, two holes near the bottom corners and two holes near the top corners. (click on picture to get a good view)...
At this point, you can add two small balls of pink, press onto the lower part of the face and add two small black seed beads for eyes. Bake at 265 for twenty minutes..
While it is baking, string a few beads onto the head pins.
After the bunny bakes, let it cool completely. Approx. 1/2 hour. It is still a bit soft while it cools, so be patient.
Attach the first "arm" of beads by push the head pin through the front and out the back, then twisting the wire around itself. I use needle nose pliers to do this.
Do it firmly but carefully, you don't want to scar the clay.
Attach all the "limbs."
Turn the bunny over and apply a stream of liquid sculpey to its back.
Place a pin back along the stream of liquid sculpey. Flatten a small piece of clay and slip it between the pin back, adding a little more liquid sculpey as you go.
The idea is, the liquid sculpey bonds the pin back to the bunny, and the additional piece of clay gives it even more strength.
Once again, bake at 265 for 20 minutes.
Let cool...
Enjoy!
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Repeat this process. Cut two ears, then a circle for a face. I attach all of the pieces with liquid sculpey. It bonds the pieces, giving them extra strength.
I then push a toothpick through the body, two holes near the bottom corners and two holes near the top corners. (click on picture to get a good view)...
At this point, you can add two small balls of pink, press onto the lower part of the face and add two small black seed beads for eyes. Bake at 265 for twenty minutes..
While it is baking, string a few beads onto the head pins.
After the bunny bakes, let it cool completely. Approx. 1/2 hour. It is still a bit soft while it cools, so be patient.
Attach the first "arm" of beads by push the head pin through the front and out the back, then twisting the wire around itself. I use needle nose pliers to do this.
Do it firmly but carefully, you don't want to scar the clay.
Attach all the "limbs."
Turn the bunny over and apply a stream of liquid sculpey to its back.
Place a pin back along the stream of liquid sculpey. Flatten a small piece of clay and slip it between the pin back, adding a little more liquid sculpey as you go.
The idea is, the liquid sculpey bonds the pin back to the bunny, and the additional piece of clay gives it even more strength.Once again, bake at 265 for 20 minutes.
Let cool...
Enjoy!
Remember you can win this pin. All you have to do is become a follower of this blog. If you are already one, great! You are automatically in the drawing. Even if you have subscribed, make sure you go to the follow this blog link. Good luck!
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