Yea, I am a beginner when it comes to clay,So this is my very first serious attempt at FIMO/Polymer clay work. I thought I would make a fun yarn bowl for my self. I kind of changed my frame of mind half way through, as I realised that I prefer to use my hands rather than a rolling pin and other tools.... I think I fell in love with the character I can create using my hands and clay...
MATERIALS I USED
~ Oven/Preheated to 265 F
~ Steel Mixing Bowl
~ FIMO/Polymer clay
~ Acrylic Paint
~ Paint brush
~ Rolling Pin
~ Wax Paper
Today I felt like trying something different. I have little experience with polymer clay and would classify myself as a beginner.
My first advice is to start with a clean, dry surface and supplies. I layed out wax paper to help keep my table clean and the clay from sticking to the surface.
Doll Size (for generic 18 inch dolls, like American Girl or similar).
MATERIALS
Crochet thread ~Bernat Handicrafter. Size 5. (Lace 0)
in colour; 'Orchid' or 'Iris'.
3.75 mm hook.
2 Buttons. Approximately 1/2 inch in size.
Round Markers.
SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS
Ea = Each.
Ch(s) = Chain(s).
Ss = Slip Stitch.
Special Abbreviations.
Ch(s) = Chain(s).
Dc(s) = Double Crochet(s).
Cluster = (2dc, ch 1, 2dc) all in one stitch.
St(s) = Stitch(es).
Sk = Skip.
I used.
600 seed beads (60 seed beads per row).
1.75 mm Crochet hook.
Aunt Lydias Crochet Thread. Classic 10. Colour: 'White'.
Gauge.
Approximately (cluster + chain 9)X 2 = 6 inches.
Check out this super cute key chain tassel I just made! It looks great with my dresser key. I made this with very little supplies and stuff I had lying around the home. Below I will list the items I used and a tutorial on how I made it, so you all can make your own. Use them to mark your water bottle, keys, back pack and much much more!
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