Materials and Timings Below!
I Wanted to Use Something Different to Make Miniature Plants Instead of Polymer Clay, Air Drying Clay or Paper. This Clay is Meant to be Used to Make Slime. Room Temperature Might Change the Consistency of the Clay. You Can Try Testing Tiny Pieces First to See How the Clay Behaves (Leave to Dry for a Minute etc.)
I Loved Using the Soft Clay Because of its Texture and it Dried Soft and Flexible. I Used the Clay 'Fresh' and Also After it Had Dried for a While ( It Stayed Malleable but less Sticky ). Finished Leaves I Left to Dry Over Night.
The Clay is Easy to Use and the Stickiness Works Like Glue ( Making the Succulents and the Jade Plant ) but Can be Very Frustrating When you Can't Undo any Mistakes After Sticking Parts Together.
To Paint the Plants, I Used Acrylic Paint. For the Pots / Containers I Used old Bottle Caps and Balsa Wood and Painted with Acrylic Paint and Gold Paint.
To create a Matte and Shiny Plants, I Used Mod Podge Matte and Gloss Finish Sealers.
I Also Used Florist Wire and Florist Tape to Make the Plant Leaves. For the Peace Lily spadix (green or off-white spike of flowers in the Middle of the Flower), I Used Silicone Dental Floss Sticks.
If You Have any Questions, Please Don't Hesitate to Message me.
Introduction to Clay: 00:04 - 00:43
Making a Rubber Plant 00:43 - 05:56
Making a Jade Plant 05:56 - 09:33
Making Succulent Plants 09:33 - 13:49
Making a Peace Lily 13:49 - 19:24
Making Containers / Plant Pots 19:24 - 24:31
Finished Plants 24:31 - 24:56
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27 мар 2024
