This easy project is made with
the Pansies Push Mold.
or
this beginner's project, choose a single dark clay, such as Bronze Fimo®.
Roll two 1/8" diameter clay ropes, twist them together, and form
a 1-3/4" circle. Use the Pansies Push Mold to mold two large pansy
leaves, one large pansy, and two small pansies. Arrange the leaves and
flowers over the seam of the twisted clay. Bake the clay and allow to
cool. Apply metallic Rub 'n Buff® to the raised areas of the design, allowing
the clay color to show in the depressions and for the pansies' "faces."
Tie sheer gold wire-edge ribbon into a multi-looped bow. Curve and coil
the ribbon tails. Use Arts & Crafts Goop to attach the ribbon and
a loop of cording to the clay. (Photo does not show the full loop of
cording for hanging.)
Additional
Ideas:
Tie the finished piece around the neck of a decorative bottle.
Apply a faux finish to a round wooden box. Top with wired ribbon
and molded clay.
![[Pansy Ornament]](art/pansyo2.jpg)
or
this beginner's project, choose a single dark clay, such as Bronze Fimo®.
Roll two 1/8" diameter clay ropes, twist them together, and form
a 1-3/4" circle. Use the Pansies Push Mold to mold two large pansy
leaves, one large pansy, and two small pansies. Arrange the leaves and
flowers over the seam of the twisted clay. Bake the clay and allow to
cool. Apply metallic Rub 'n Buff® to the raised areas of the design, allowing
the clay color to show in the depressions and for the pansies' "faces."
Tie sheer gold wire-edge ribbon into a multi-looped bow. Curve and coil
the ribbon tails. Use Arts & Crafts Goop to attach the ribbon and
a loop of cording to the clay. (Photo does not show the full loop of
cording for hanging.)
Additional
Ideas:
