100 method of playing with leaves

Production materials:

Ultra-light clay (naturally air-dried), large leaves with complete leaves, acrylic mud roller, craft knife, glossy varnish, paint brush.

Production steps:

Step 1: Roll the mud into thin slices with uniform thickness with an acrylic mud roller, which can be slightly thinner, so that the mud leaves will be thinner and the area of the slices will be larger than that of the leaves.

Step 2: Cover the washed and dried leaves face up on the mud sheet to ensure that the edge of the leaves does not exceed the mud sheet.

Step 3: roll the blades gently and evenly with an acrylic clay roller, so that every vein is copied to the clay.

Step 4: Carefully remove the leaves.

Step 5: Use a craft knife to cut off the excess edge clay along the indentation left by the blade edge.

Step 6: Carefully lift the clay leaves, put them into the bowl, let the leaves form a curved surface with the same radian as the bottom of the bowl, and naturally air dry overnight.

Step 7: After confirming that the mud leaf 100% is hardened, it can be carefully taken out of the bowl.

Step 8: Brush 2-3 layers of varnish on the surface of the clay leaves after they are completely dried, so as to protect the surface of the clay from pollution and facilitate future cleaning.

This large mud-leaf storage tray is used to store keys for daily use, and this one-leaf boat is used as a candlestick on the dining table and coffee table. Finally, put this medium-sized clay leaf on the bedside or dresser to help store jewelry.