DIY: Clay Tags

DIY: Clay Tags

DIY Clay tags using IKEA Cookie Cutters | AIR-DRY Clay tags | by maritzagarcia.website


Hello friend. It's time for another DIY. With so little time to get crafts done these days. I thought we could all benefit from a super easy and inexpensive DIY today.

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If you like what I did with my Ikea cookie cutters. I invite you to continue reading to get all the details.

To get started with this Ikea Hack you will need a very small list of supplies. I have added all the links to help you find everything you'll need to make your very own clay tags below.

Supplies

1. Air Dry Clay

2. Wooden Rolling Pin and Wax Paper

3. Cookie Cutters

4. Craft Smart Metallic Paint

5. Paint Brushes

6. Americana Triple Thick Gloss Glaze

7. Jute Twine

Instructions

step ONE.

Start by softening your clay, you may add a little water to your clay if it feels a bit hard, you'll want to get a semi-doughy texture.

step two.

Place a 12 x 12 square sheet of wax paper onto your work surface to keep your clay from sticking or damaging your counter top(s), place your clay onto the wax paper and starting rolling your clay to about 1/4" thickness.

Step three.

Take your cookie cutters and start cutting out your shapes, once you are done make sure to poke a hole in the center to add your twine later on, next place your shapes on a cardboard sheet and let dry for 1-3 days; you heard right, 1-3 days depending on the thickness of your clay. 

Step four.

Once your clay has completely dried, using a soft paint brush, apply your color, let dry completely before applying your gloss glaze for extra shine.

step five.

Lastly, add twine of your choice and you are done- I hope you enjoy sharing this project with friends and family.

As always. I really hope you'll give this DIY a try. Use hashtag knotjustpaperdiy to share via Instagram. Until next time friend. Happy crafting!

- Maritza.



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