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Homemade Air-Dry Clay Pendants

Tutor: Rachel Moore, print artist

Join VVH artist and printmaker, Rachel Moore, as she demonstrates how to make your own air-dry clay, transforming it into nature-inspired pendants. Using leaves, Rachel shows how to imprint delicate textures, capturing their intricate details and natural colours. Perfect for beginners and craft lovers alike, this hands-on workshop mixes creativity with the great outdoors.

Please note that drying time of up to 1 week is needed for the clay before painting.

Preparation

Prepare your materials and find a sturdy table or floor to work on.

Video time

30 minutes

Homemade Air-Dry Clay Pendants | Virtual Village Hall | Royal Voluntary Service

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For the air-dry clay:
• Cornflour
• PVA glue
• White vinegar
• Small saucepan
• Wooden spoon
• Access to a cooker

For the pendants:
• Rolling pin
• Leaves from the garden
• Sharp knife
• Cocktail stick
• Watercolour paint
• Paint brushes and water
• Clear varnish in your choice of matt or gloss
• Cord or ribbon for the necklace