How to Make Dragon Eyes from Air Dry Clay
Tutor: Rosie Johnson, sign writer, illustrator and artist
Join self-taught artist Rosie in this beginner friendly session as she shows you how to make a beautiful air dry clay decoration using beads for realistic looking dragon eyes.
This beginner-friendly project is a great introduction to working with air dry clay. You can experiment with textures, shapes and colours to create your own unique dragon eye designs.
About Rosie:
Rosie is a self-taught sign writer, illustrator and artist who has tons of experience teaching people of all abilities the art of hand lettering, decorative arts and handmade items.
Preparation
Find a comfortable space to work at a table or flat surface
Video time
60 minutes
- White Air-Dry Clay
- Dragon eyes (craft eye beads can be bought cheaply at craft stores or online)
- Tools for making marks, such as straws, pencils, cocktail sticks, or a knife
Air Dry Clay Trinket Dish
If you have some clay left over, why not make Rosie's airy dry clay trinket dish to store your jewellery or knick-knacks.