Hunny pot pendants

This tutorial will show you how to make a

This pendant has been made into a keyring and can be easily personalised, so instead of saying 'Hunny' it will say a name making it that much more special!

So heres what you will need:

- brown polymer clay
- yellow polymer clay
- black permanent marker
- 1 eyepin
- Connecter
- keyring or necklace/bracelet

Step 1: soften the brown and yellow clay then mix some yellow clay with the brown clay. ( if you want to be specific use the ratio 3 parts brown to 1 part yellow, 3:1 )

Step 2: you will then need to make a rounded square shape for the base of your hunny pot and of course a lid.

Step 3: roll out some of the yellow clay, then roll into a sausage.

Step 4: Bend the sausage 3 or 4 times then roll again, cut off the top to leave one straight edge and one wavy or curvy edge.

Step 5: Attach this beneath the base of your lid on your hunny pot.

Step 6: Attach an eye pin into the top, then bake!

Step 7: Carefully write on 'Hunny' or a name or message, then simply attach a connector and loop on the keychain, necklace or attach onto a bracelet as a charm!



Enjoy your new hunny pot pendant!

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Over 1000 page views + minnie mouse hair accessory!

Wow, it's finally the start of Disney week on my blog and I have finally reached 1000 page views, I think this is quite an achievement!

So here's how to make the minnie mouse inspired hair bow:

For this tutorial I used polymer clay but you could use patterned fabric and make the hair bow in a similar way.

So first of all you will need to soften a large piece of red clay and a smaller piece of white clay, I used around 2/3 of a 25g block of clay or 1/6 of a 50g block of clay.

1. Roll out the red clay into a thin stripe and a thin larger rectangle, if the clay is not soft enough it will be difficult to roll it without it breaking, so spend a good amount of time softening the clay.

2.Split the white clay into six small balls.

3. Lay out the white balls on the larger rolled out rectangle.

4. Flatten these out to make them level with the red clay.

5. Pinch the clay into the centre to form a bow.

6. Wrap the thin strip of red clay around the centre and slightly roll in your fingers to secure.

7. Bake, then leave to completely cool, next glue onto a hair slide, and wear your bow with pride!


Hope you enjoy this tutorial, my next post will be on tuseday and of course will be another  Disney themed project!!

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Do you wanna build a snowman?

Olaf the snowman is a cute cartoon charter from this years hit movie, Frozen. Here he is created using white polymer clay, orange and black polymer clay and some wire pieces. Alternatively instead of wire pieces you could use ready baked brown clay arms and hair that you have previously made.

Step 1: soften the white clay and split it into a small piece , a medium sized piece and a large piece, make sure you still have some left over for the feet.

Step 2: Roll the larger and smaller pieces into a ball and place on top of each other.

Step 3: make a teardrop shape for the head using the medium sized piece of white clay and place onto of the smaller ball.

Step 4: split the remaining white clay and roll into two small ovals. attach these to the bottom of your snowman to look like feet.

Step 5: roll the orange clay into a carrot shape, make sure that one end is slightly thicker and bumpy-er than the other, just like Olaf's!

Step 6: using a pencil or clay tool to poke a hill in Olaf's head to attach the nose.

Step 7: using a black permanent marker add on some eyes.


Step 8: roll out three small pieces of black clay and attach them so they look like buttons.

Step 9: cut some wire pieces and poke into the body to form arms and hair, you could make one of the hairs into a loop so you can make it into a phone charm or keyring.


Finally bake your Olaf, if you fined that the white clay has collected a lot of dust paint over it with regular white paint then 2 layers of clay varnish to seal.