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Matchbox shrine with air-dry clay decoration

Rosie Johnson, sign writer, illustrator and artist

Join Rosie, a self-taught sign writer, illustrator and artist, in this art and craft session inspired once again by Mexican matchbox shrines. By the end of the session you will have made your own beautiful and colourful matchbox shrine, with Rosie guiding you as you go along with tips and tricks to make it your own mini work-of-art! Plus, she will help you to make your own decoration made of out of air-dry clay to put inside and complete your matchbox. Get your sequins at the ready and get set to be inspired!

Preparation

Find a comfortable space to work at a table or flat surface

Video time

60 minutes

Matchbox shrine with air-dry clay decoration | Virtual Village Hall | Royal Voluntary Service

Matchbox Shrine in a variety of colours made with paper and sequins with air dry clay decorations in the shape of skulls against a pink and gold background
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Materials

• Matchbox
• Air dry clay (any kind)
• Acrylic paint
• Sequins
• Glittery paper
• Old magazines and books

Equipment

• Scissors
• PVA glue
• Pens