So today we only had Christmas Sunday so we only had church until 11am. So we've been busy putting finishing touches on our presents, and wrapping the last bunch of gifts. I wanted to share what Savannah made for Rob, my Dad, and Uncle Merrill.
Lady Bug Tie Tack
CRAFT MATERIALS: | |
 | Red and black Sculpey III clay |
| Tie tack backing (sold at most craft stores) |
Time needed: Under 1 Hour | |
1. To make a tack, roll a lima bean-size piece of red Sculpey III clay into a round ladybug body and press it securely onto the flat surface of the tie tack backing.
2. From a lentil-size piece of black Sculpey III clay, shape a head and press it onto the body. Use a thin log of black clay to create a centerline on the bug's body and rounded bits of black clay to make spots.
3. Bake the decorated tack (a parent's job) according to the directions on the clay package, let cool, and the tack is ready to wear.
2. From a lentil-size piece of black Sculpey III clay, shape a head and press it onto the body. Use a thin log of black clay to create a centerline on the bug's body and rounded bits of black clay to make spots.
3. Bake the decorated tack (a parent's job) according to the directions on the clay package, let cool, and the tack is ready to wear.
1 comment:
Those are so darling. My sister made those same kind of lady bugs in push pins for my moms tack board. Good job Savhannah! What a little crafter in the making
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