Did you know Ken was a baker?
Yep, Barbie is one very lucky doll indeed😉
The clay I used.
Roll a very small amount, maybe 1/2" piece of clay, into thin ropes.
Gently twist the colors together.
Form into a circle and gently blend the open ends together.
Try to smooth the clay out as much as possible.
Note: I wasn't happy with this one and tested drying it in a very mild (well under 180 degree) oven...
It melted and was tossed.
At this point I sprinkled the next one with clear glitter and set it in a warm place to dry.
I later decided it needed a little white craft paint to look like icing,
then sprinkled the wet paint with clear glitter too.
Did this particular brand of clay dry out? Well, it's been sitting on a paper plate for a week in a warm place...
Not yet, it's still soft. So I'll probably be revisiting this project next year with polymer clay.
But this is still a fun little craft for Mardi Gras diorama pictures and doll play.
then sprinkled the wet paint with clear glitter too.
Did this particular brand of clay dry out? Well, it's been sitting on a paper plate for a week in a warm place...
Not yet, it's still soft. So I'll probably be revisiting this project next year with polymer clay.
But this is still a fun little craft for Mardi Gras diorama pictures and doll play.
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