After cutting out a couple of Angels, and poking holes in their wings, I let them dry overnight. Next day after they were dry I used acrylic paints to paint them. Once the acrylic paints were dry, I spray sealed them and added a ribbon in the hole which was poked in the paperclay the day before.
They turned out very pretty and would be so simple easy for children to make. I hope you will get some Creative Paperclay and let your children take their projects to a whole new level, you'll be glad you did You can purchase Creative Paperclay from their blog or website. You'll be glad you did.
P.S. You can use many things to make your ornaments out of, cookie cutters, cookie molds, candy molds, or just put something together freehand. It's all good and all fun!!
P.S. You can use many things to make your ornaments out of, cookie cutters, cookie molds, candy molds, or just put something together freehand. It's all good and all fun!!
11 comments:
I want to be a kid in your class. I would love to make some of these adore-able angels on a stick to place in my garden pots. You are just so creative, my friend.
SOOOO pretty! Great job, I would also like to be in your class:) Have a blessed evening, HUGS!
How lovely. You make some beautiful things.
Thank you so much for your kind comment on the loss of our little Baggins recently. It is appreciated more than you could know.
These are so pretty. I don't have a talented bone in my body - good thing there are people like you who make beautiful items.
Love your angels Barbara and you were and angel to stop by my blog and comment! I was feeling kinda lonely over there!
Hugs! deb
Ohhh, I love these. Want some! Can I come to class too?
Great idea! Would be cute as charms to add to purses, zipper pulls, etc. if small enough. I have some Fimo clay and will try this to add to my laptop bag. Thanks!
PS: drying herbs is pretty darn easy and fun to use during the winter, reminding you of your summer plentiful!
That's such a good idea! I remember my brother and I making ornaments from salt dough when we were little but they eventually decayed - these would be so much sturdier.
Oh Barbara,
These are just precious!!!
XO
Cindy
Great idea! I haven't had a chance to check out paperclay, but will and will bring it up to a teacher friend who is teaching a summer arts and crafts program.
school isn't out for another month here!
Wow you are one talented lady!!!!Just became a follower so that I can see more creations:)
~Debra xxx
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