Clay bracelet “cat in the city” tutorial

You will need
1. plastic in several colors) can choose what you prefer:) In my case, yellow, purple, orange, red, black
2. pasta machine, or that what you roll out the dough plasticity
3. blade
4. Pastel (dark brown)
5. toothpick or needle
6. toothbrush
7. brushes
8. lacquer
9. Accessories for assembly
10. then what you want to hide a plate or shallow nazhdachka Dremel
11. good mood:)

time I took a whole day, but I digress to feed the cat (my husband did not feed, he himself can not) drink tea, water the flowers, take kids to the pool, etc.

bake 2 times) at 120 degrees
bake your plastic as you have written on the packaging

And so with the pasta machine makes a transition of color, color transition of a lot of lessons in the HETE) google if you do not know)

cut through the stencil bases under bracelet
or if you have the molds can be crap
I love the plate a little more because carve itself

here they are)

from the remnants of doing such ruliki pre-roll them in a pasta machine on thinnest mode
I made 4, and set them aside until the time

fried otshkurennye:)

doing at the mouth machine colored pancakes, and of these crops, houses and roofs

here I made a small relief of a needle

crumble a little pastel, take a brush

and as you can see in this photo, attach to the volume of the house, under the eaves is usually always dark

bricks

it will be windows

Remember those weird sausages at the very beginning:)

go to the main hero of our bracelet) cat)
roll out the black plastic and cut his head

everything else
and here we need a mythical toothbrush, which figured at the very beginning
make it our cat fluffy)

bell

nose

eyes:)

in the oven

These are the colors I use for painting
in the same bracelet just a bit Draw

paint the stars – points

here is the photos themselves can see that I paint on

Then I make the holes for the assembly
lacquered
and gather into a finished product

in my case, I slipped on the ropes and crochet a loop and has attached a bell:)

successful creative

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